MSI GX623 CPU upgrade experience anyone?

Hi, guys!
I have GX623 with Intel P7350 CPU. I'm thinking about CPU upgrade...
Does anyone have tried to upgrade to CPU to T.... series, X..... series or even Q.... ? If yes, how laptop handles temperature? Because of bigger TDP it increases quite a lot? Cooling can handle It when running games and stressing GPU? How about support? Which bios is required? Maybe something else?
And I want to share some experience with you as well, as I'm using this laptop for year or so. I have HD4670m GPU. If your not playing games all the time (And I'm not), try switching to power saving mode for GPU in both plug-ed and unplug-ed scenarios in ATI Catalyst comand center. Since then my laptop, is a lot more quiet and cooler (therefore saving power) when multitasking at home or watching youtube etc... When gaming just push Eco button in gaming mode and - bang full GPU stress in no-time. OK, bit offpic but I was too lazy to create new one.
Leez

I have just performed an upgrade to a Q9000
on a MSi GX623, so here ya go
Proof! IT WORKS!!! and im super excited!!!
http://users.telenet.be/neo.4all.cc/gx623/Load.png
http://users.telenet.be/neo.4all.cc/gx623/idle.png
http://users.telenet.be/neo.4all.cc/gx623/Windows_Performance_Index.png
ps, even the turbo button works;) 10Mhz extra FSB translated to ~150Mhz OC

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Thanks for the reply Svet.
Ah ok, I'm sorry to hear that, I did some reading up and I was almost sure it could be done :(
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http://products.amd.com/en-us/notebookcpuresult.aspx?f1=AMD+Athlon%E2%84%A2+X2+Dual-Core+Processors+for+Notebooks&f2=&f3=&f4=1000&f5=S1&f6=B1&f7=65nm+SOI&f8=&f9=
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