HP pavillon dv6500 processer upgrade

Hi I have become the owner of a HP pavillon dv6500 laptop wich is fitted with a Athlon TK-53 (1.7-GHz. 512-MB L2 cache) which i want to speed up, i have allready replaced the hard drive with a ssd and increased the ram to 4GB and i would like to upgrade to a faster processer, I know the processer is a Athlon TK-53 (1.7-GHz. 512-MB L2 cache) but i cannot find any details of this processer in any of the tables to compare it against any other i know it is a socket S1 processer but before i try buying a replacment i want to know that it will speed things up before i pay to upgrade.
at the moment i know if i had not started upgrading it it would have been cheeper to buy a new moden one but at the moment i am sort of stuck with it.
I want to use it for processing telemetry from one of my radio controlled quadcopters but if it cannot cope with the incoming data then i am better off buying a new one.
many thanks in advance for any help given
regards Poppy Ann

This is the best one you can install:
Turion TL-66 (2.3 -GHz, 1-MB L2 cache)
Here is the Manual:
Manual
You would double the cache and go from 1.7 to 2.3 ghz which ought to be a very noticeable bump.
The processor is pretty inexpensive:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/AMD-Turion-64-X2-TL-66-2-3-GHz-Dual-Core-TMDTL66HAX5DM-Processor-Socket-S1-/...
The dv6500 is a bit difficult to work on so be careful in there and follow the Manual closely. This youtube video will also help:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNhBgsJF1Z0
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Windows 7 Upgrade Option Program

Alright, I did all this and faxed my proof of purchase to the given fax number, and I haven't received a reply yet.
And as part of the e-mail from before,
"We will send you an email when we have confirmed your eligibility via your proof of purchase. We will send you another email notification once we ship your order. We will also post updates on our Windows 7 website in regards to the availability date of the upgrade kit
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I haven't received this e-mail, anyone know when I might get it?
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I just discovered today that my upgrade kit may take up to 60 days to arrive. After fulfilling the various requirements in order to obtain this upgrade, I must say that the prospect of having to wait that long is disappointing. I don't recall seeing any of this information displayed on the free upgrade signs attached to every PC in the store where I purchased my laptop in early September. Nor did I realize I'd be dealing with a third party fulfillment house- the sort of organization that tech companies often use to process mail-in rebates that usually make a customer wait three months to get $20 back (I once waited more than four months to get $10 back).
The fact that Christmas might be nearly upon us and I could still be waiting to receive my upgrade is stunning. I suppose HP and the various other PC makers view these wait times as acceptable- their customers, however, might not share that opinion. I certainly don't. It's 2009 folks- manufacturers have had months, if not years, to prepare for this rollout. The pleasant woman I spoke to from the fulfillment house told me they've been processing upgrade orders since the end of June. If that is indeed true, how is it that I could still end up waiting 2 months to receive mine when this operation has been underway for four months? Did they not know they'd be busier after October 22? Where was the planning and preparation?
Given the size and scope of the Windows 7 launch, one would assume (perhaps incorrectly), that enough resources would be allocated in order to ensure that customers eligible to receive the upgrade would receive their package in a reasonable amount of time (2-3 weeks). Stretching the window to 60 days is inexcusable, and leads me to believe that by passing the responsibility to a third party, the manufacturers have essentially said, "don't ask us, it's not our responsibility." I'm sure that once the deal was signed the manufacturers haven't spent a day thinking about it, even though thousands of their customers, like me, have been consigned to this ridiculous process.
I guess the old saying is true- once you hand over your money, you're on your own.
I look forward to spending my Christmas holidays installing and configuring Windows 7.

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