Satellite P100-119: Is it possible to upgrade the CPU to Duo Core?

Ive a Satellite P100-119 Notebook with 1,66Ghz (Duo Core). Is it possible to install a faster CPU (2,0 Ghz Duo Core) in this Notebook, without exchanging the Mainboard?

Yep, that's theorically possible. Both CPUs fit in the same physical 479Y socket, and today's BIOSes are smart enough to check the CPU speed.
However, if you're gonna do this by yourself, have lots of care when disassembling your laptop, and keep in mind that it may void the warranty. Keep in mind that you risk turning your laptop into a useless heap of junk if anything goes wrong (e.g. bad dissasembly or bad use of thermal grease). I repeat: be extra careful if you're replacing the CPU by yourself. Go to a service partner if in doubt.

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