Should I upgrade my AMD Processor?

http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=AMD+A8-450...

http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=AMD+A10-46...

Given these benchmarks as a starting point the difference is about 10-15%

The answer to your question will be what will change in your use of the system with that 15%

change. A CPU improvement rarely gives the matching system level throughput.

The specifics of your use of the system could give most of the improvement or none of it.

The double gnu bandwidth will only make a difference if your current use maximizes the

Current bandwidth. There are tools measure the use of the gpu. (Sysinternals process explorer can display several gpu attributes) If your current use of is not over 50% there will be limited benefit

Laptops have never been designed to be upgraded.... You'll be extremely lucky if the CPU is in a socket, luckier if you get any mobile CPU cheap (not sold in any retail store), and even luckier if your BIOS will recognize any newer CPU.

You're stuck with whatever options your laptop manufacturer offers, parts are insanely overpriced, and service is expensive (some laptops are insanely fragile and complicated to take apart).

The question which you will ought to locate the answer for is what processor will greater healthful into the socket of your modern-day processor and could that's properly matched with your modern-day equipment. call HP and get as a lot counsel approximately your genuinely equipment so as which you would be able to proceed with some expertise of what you're able to do if something.