Cq62-219wm cpu compatable ?

was wondering if you could tell me if this cpu will work in a compaq presario cq62-219wm laptop. model # WQ778UA#ABA.
the cpu is : intel core 2 duo mobil processor T7250 2ghz 2mb
Mfr part # LF80537GG0412M FSB: 800Mhz Cache 2Mb Process: 65nm Socket: Micro-FCPGA
Power: 35w Package: OEM
SUPPORTS: intel extended memory 64 tech
enhanced intel speedstep tech
intel virtualization tech
if this won't work, can you advise on replacing this single core, single thread celeron 900 cpu.
this seems to be the weak link in this laptop.
thanks, respectfully
david
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I do not think that this peticular one you've chosen will work I have the same laptop I upgraded to a T6400. It was very easy. I know you can put a T8100 in it for sure, but I'm pretty sure you can go all the way to a T9500. I am currently about to try a T9300.

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