Upgrade from 3110M to 3630QM

[excelsioris]

Hello, I have a HP Probook 4540s notebook with an Intel 3110M processor (PGA) which is a 35W part.
If I upgrade it to a 3630QM processor (45W part) are there going to be any overheating problems on long term use?
The laptop is similar to this one - http://www.ebay.com/itm/HP-Probook-4540s-15-6-Intel-core-i3-3110M-2-40GHz-4GB-500GB-Windows-7-Pro-/132176394520?hash=item1ec653b918:g:18MAAOSwhvFZBhws

Thank you in advance!

 

[Barty1884]

Possibly. Not only that, you may lack BIOS support for it etc - so it may never actually post to begin with (assuming it's not soldered on).

Laptops generally are not upgradeable, and socket matching is not the only consideration.

Assume you could remove/replace, unless the HP 4540S lineup actually came with an option of the 3630QM from the factory, BIOS support probably won't exist.