HP Pavilion g6 upgrade

Hello, I own a HP Pavilion g6 model number 1d80nr.

It has a dual core CPU AMD A4 - 3305M, g6 in the HP pavilion manual it says I can update to A8 - 3520M.

Is it possible to do? How will I know if it is compatible or not?

I'd appreciate any help really

Thanks in advance

Yes it's the thing; I have yet to see a page archived AMD processors listed by AMD themselves...

OK I found some info documented but no socket, name code or information step by step really

http://www.AMD.com/us/products/notebook/pages/consumer-notebooks.aspx

...

Better, still

http://products.AMD.com/en-us/NotebookAPUResult.aspx

This confirms that wikipedia was right. Borth use FS1 uPGA, or first generation FS1 and BO stepping.

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