Upgrading Toshiba CPU

[Marck Ignacio]

Hello I was thinking to upgrade my Toshiba's CPU
here the specs and models parts:
Toshiba Satellite PRO C850. Part no: pskc9a-01n00q

CPU: Intel Celeron B820
Code Name: Sandy Bridge
Package: Socket 988B rPGA
TPD: 35W
CPU Clockrate: 1.7GHz

MotherBoard Chipset: Intel Sandy Bridge
RAM: 4GB DDR3

I was hoping to to upgrade a better CPU that is compatible with my motherboard
and Thank you for helping me

 

[Fireshot415]

Given the fact that this is a laptop I would honestly not risk trying to upgrade the CPU in it and would leave it as it is. While you can actually change the CPU to any listed here - http://www.cpu-world.com/Sockets/Socket%20G2%20%28rPGA988B%29.html - (As I believe that Socket 988b rPGA aka Socket G2 is actually not soldered to the motherboard) you still have to take into account the extra power draw and extra heat emitted so the final decision is up to you. Have fun!

Regards, Fireshot415

 

[Marck Ignacio]

Given the fact that this is a laptop I would honestly not risk trying to upgrade the CPU in it and would leave it as it is. While you can actually change the CPU to any listed here - http://www.cpu-world.com/Sockets/Socket%20G2%20%28rPGA988B%29.html - (As I believe that Socket 988b rPGA aka Socket G2 is actually not soldered to the motherboard) you still have to take into account the extra power draw and extra heat emitted so the final decision is up to you. Have fun!

Regards, Fireshot415

EDIT:
so i can actually change the CPU but if i change it with the same TPD well it not heat the laptop? and which CPU should i recommend getting and a better integrated graphics?

 

[Marck Ignacio]

All sandy's had crap integrated graphics. A CPU of the same TDP would "theoretically" work ok. But, that assumes that the auto voltage on your laptop would feed it the same amount of voltage that your current CPU is getting. Some manual tweaking through t he bios may be required.

Honestly, it's a 4 year old laptop. It might be time to take old yeller out back, shoot him, and buy a new puppy. JM2C.

yeah you're right buying a new CPU wont change anything on the integrated graphics plus waste alot of money getting the New CPU.
i just want to make this laptop to run better on games but it only have an crappy integrated graphics.
i'm just going to start saving money to build my own PC

EDIT: if i change my CPU and getting a New CPU with Intel Graphics HD 3000 - 4000 something like that will that work on my PC?