Could I Swap?

[#1]

So I'm going to have to strip down my laptop (Fan blades are damaged) and I was wondering if I could replace the CPU on my laptop. The laptop I have is an Acer Aspire 5732Z. It has an Intel Pentium T3400 (Socket P) inside. I want to replace it with the following:
Intel Core 2 Duo T9600
Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9300
Intel Core 2 Quad Q9100
Would this be possible? If I managed to find one of the above, would the upgrade be worth it?

[#2]

the t9600 has a different socket according to cpuworld, the other 2 have a 10w higher tdp so that might also be a problem, acer list the laptop as having a t4400 2.2ghz though so unless that's on a different mobo its possible you could upgrade the cpu  however any upgrade is likely to be small enough to be pointless ...

[#3]

Okay, thankyou for your input. I think I'll just look for another laptop

[#4]

I had a similar problem with an old acer 5920. Fan bearings had given up and the noise would drive me nuts.
Think it cost me around a tenner for a new one from ebay.
Found some you-tube videos on how to do it and its been fine ever since. Still using it for movies and sky go sat next to my main PC.
Just found some videos on your Acer and it looks like a proper faff to get to the fan. Almost everything apart from the screen has to come out !

[#5]

How did the fan blades get damaged?
If you take it apart and it doesn't work, you have lost nothing.
If you are able to disable the fan, would it be usable as a low powered server?

[#6]

@promod I have taken it apart and it took me forever. An hour at least I think I'm just going to get a newer, slimmer laptop instead like this. @vilefox I don't have a clue, I just noticed it wasn't spinning, looked at it with a torch to see the fan blades were broken. I have already taken it apart once and put it back together fine, but I really can't see the point anyway. If I was to fix the problems it still wouldn't be much use as it is really heavy and bulcky for what I consider to be a "laptop". It might be a good call to use it as a server, I could put it next to my current gaming machine and use it for transfering files and stuff like that. Good call I'm basically writing it off now, this is a lot better for what I want. And it'll go well with my black and red themed obsession that I have

[#7]

Good excuse for a new toy 
Mine was always going to be suck it and see. If it broke , it broke..
I did manage to upgrade the CPU and RAM to the maximum my board would support.
All in I spent around £30 and breathed new life into it. Was never going to set the computing world alight, but still good enough for what I use it for.

[#8]

So I've decided to go for the ASUS EeeBook E403. It is extremely light, decently poweful with what I want to do and can easily be expaneded with an external hard drive if I use more that 32GB which I probably will. For the price I think it is great value but I would have prefered to go with the Asus Zenbook UX305 instead for the added processing power, ram and ssd storage but I dont have 600-900 GBP lying around so this will do for me. It was 220 GBP from PCWorld

[#9]

You can pick-up a 120GB SSD for as little as £34 (e.g. http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00S9Q9UKS/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_dp_ss_1?pf_rd_p=569136327&pf_rd_s=lpo-top-strip... ) yet this isn't reflected in what you pay for small computers and tablets where you are liable to pay a huge premium for that much (electronic) storage.

[#10]

Quote from: Epicambo

Acer

Bin it...

[#11]

I've got a very nice Acer netbook - 500GB hard disk, 4GB slow dual processor 12" screen.
It's been on holiday with me to Wales, Berlin, New York

[#12]

So far ive got my asus running ubuntu 15 and is running fine. Glad i didnt choose another acer

[#13]

well acer used to make decent products but that all seems to have gone out the window along with their prior good warrantee program which has also diminished in recent years....

[#14]

Oh my Acer laptop has been nothing bust annoying. First the screen broke, then the socket for charging snapped and then it started overheating. This Asus on the other hand doesn't even have a fan and it's still cooler and more comfortable to use, more premium feeling and 50 gbp cheaper.

[#15]

Cheap purchases ultimately end up being more expensive compared to quality purchases, as with cheap stuff, you replace them more frequently, and when you add up how much is spent on replacing cheap goods with more cheap goods, people will find that buying decent goods is cheaper in the long run...