I just got a new Macbook (normally I am a windows guy so do not turn this into a hate thread please) anyway, my Macbook is a1342 the mid 2010 model, well it has a slow CPU, come to find out, that CPU is also integrated... Well, I know a guy who can micro solder, he said he would give it a go to solder a new CPU in there (I was thinking the Core 2 Duo T9900) but I was also wondering... Is it possible in any way to solder in a Non-Integrated socket to an Integrated laptop? I would like to be able to upgrade/remove the cpu after without having to deal with paying to have someone micro solder again... http://www.ebay.com/itm/1pc-CPU-Connector-Base-mPGA478B-Socket-478-Reballing-/180917295170?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2a1f82d842 for instance, I seen that they do sell these on ebay and other sites. Maybe I could have my buddy solder one of these in instead of just the CPU? I mean really, that would be pretty amazing, jumping from Integrated to Non-Integrated, and hey, maybe someone could also try it with their GPU afterwards too! Which would be awesome considering you wouldn't have to pay $2500 on a laptop just so you would have the ability to upgrade your Graphics Card... Tell me what you think, maybe I am just an idiot and there is no other way... But hey, worth a shot