Processors upgrades to replace the core i3 330m

what processors upgrades to replace the core i3 330m in the hp pavillion dv6-2150us notebook?
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I upgraded from an Intel i3-330m @ 2.13ghz to an i520m 2.40ghz w/turbo tech running @ 2.93 max.
now my quest is to try the i7-640m 2.80ghz w/turbo tech that max out at 3.46ghz which will maybe be max cpu upgrade for this laptop. as i stated earlier though the cpu-z stats and the hp manual say the -7-720qm and 820qm will work, they didnt so no chance of a quad core solution for this motherboard and finding another motherboard has been trying. My windows 7 score went from 6.3 up to 6.8 with this cpu upgrade so i can imagine the boost of going to the i7 cpu next.  Basicly I feel that this board will only use the Intel Arrandale processor only. so heres the link to the Intel website to view processor comparisons to which you will try for your cpu upgrade. : http://ark.intel.com/compare/47341,43544,49666,50179,43560,47663.
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