Upgrading CPU

Hi everyone!Before 6 months I bought HP Pavillion 15-p000su. I just wanted to ask (because my knowledge about laptops is too **bleep** low..) if it's possible to change the laptop processor which now is AMD Quad-Core A8-6410M 2.00 GHz, 2 MB cache with a better one? The only thing I've been told recently is that I cannot put an Intel processor on it,so If you can confirm it I would be well...mad. If there's any further information you need just let me know and I'll post it.

Hi,
The processor is attached to system motherboard in your model series. You can't upgrade to AMD or Intel.
Manual - Page 1
You can alternatively upgrade HDD to 2.5inch SATA SSD, that would give appreciable performance boost.
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