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Almost never or never. Notebook processors are usually soldered on the motherboard and the cooling system is specific to that processor. Even if you were a journeyman at soldering and could remove and replace the processor and, on top of that, put a new cooling system on the processor, odds are you would never get it back in the original case. Everything would now be a different size. Desktop computers, yes, you can usually swap a processor and even the motherboard with a better processor than the old motherboard could handle. Notebooks, it's usually the memory and the hard drive/SSD that can be upgraded and sometimes not even that.
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