Can i upgrade my laptop processor

[manu7vaio]

i have a sony vaio VPCEL1E1E laptop with 4GB RAM and AMD E-350 processor and AMD Radeon graphics.now a days its very slow on windows 10.so can i upgrade with latest AMD processor?

 

[Zmanrocks]

i have a sony vaio VPCEL1E1E laptop with 4GB RAM and AMD E-350 processor and AMD Radeon graphics.now a days its very slow on windows 10.so can i upgrade with latest AMD processor?

No, laptop processors are meant to stay in and not be replaced, its not worth all the trouble if possible anyways.

 

[Froge]

Yeah, its not really a field replaceable unit.

A field-replaceable unit (FRU) is a circuit board, part or assembly that can be quickly and easily removed from a computer or other piece of electronic equipment, and replaced by the user or a technician without having to send the entire product or system to a repair facility.

 

[10tacle]

The above info is not correct as a general statement. It depends on the chipset. I upgraded my 2012 HP Pavilion G7 from an Ivy Bridge i3 to an i7. Some processors are flip socket swappable, others are socket soldered to the motherboard and not replaceable. You would either have to get on Sony's support forum to find out or take it apart yourself and see how Sony dealt with the socket.

I knew my laptop was up-gradable before buying it. They are not easy to take apart and work on.