Upgrading Lenovo g580 Laptop's Intel Celeron B830 1.80GHz to i5-3210m for CS: GO Gaming

Hello,
I want to ask you if it makes sense to replace the processor with Intel Celeron B830 1.80GHz for i5-3210m. I want to replace the processor because I want to play CS: GO, unfortunately it is not possible on this processor. Fps drops to 20, max fps is around 60 but very rarely, generally lacking fluidity. But before buying this prock, I wanted to ask you whether it is possible and whether other components will work together, and whether the performance of this processor will change anything at all. I read that CS: GO is a typical FPS player, so better indicated. I would like to achieve 90-120fps, or rather that this game should run smoothly. I also have concerns whether my bios will handle this processor.
Laptop technical specification:
Windows 7 Proffesional SP1 x64
Intel Celeron B830 1.8GHz
RAM: 6GB
Graphics: Nvidia Geforce GT610m 1GB and Intel HD Graphics
And the motherboard (I'm providing information from the Speccy program):
Motherboard
Manufacturer LENOVO
Model Product Name (U3E1)
Version Mainboard version
Vendor Intel chipset
Model Sandy Bridge chipset
Revision 09 chipset
Southbridge Vendor Intel
Southbridge Model HM76
Southbridge Revision 04
BIOS
Brand LENOVO
Version 5ECN36WW (V3.02)
Date 2012-08-06
Thank you in advance for your response!

As the hm76 chipset, you can safely insert the i5 - you may need a new, more powerful power supply.
How many watt do you currently have?


And with this graphics, I do not know if you will achieve the amount of FPS you dream about - the cpu fact must be replaced, but then it can very quickly block the performance of this NVIDIA "integrated"

I don't have to play high At most, I will change the settings to lower ones, I do not care so much about quality, but about liquidity. Anyway, there is a dedicated GT610m card with up to 1 GB of virtual memory How to check this power supply? Need to remove the housing?

I wrote about this "integrated" 610m :)

You have a sticker on the power supply after all - there is voltage and current and this is multiplied by watts - so enter how many V and A you have on the current power supply.

20v 4.5A, these are the parameters on the power supply

And that should be enough - but you will find it alive when he plays on the i5.

Z forum Lenovo o upgrade Celeron B830 na tej mb Link
*cpu z max.TDP 35W
Jeśli masz HM70 to tylko Pentium/ i Celeron.

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G580 20157

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Intel Core i5 3210M
RAM 8.00GB Single-Channel DDR3
Motherboard LENOVO Emerald Lake 2 (CPU Socket - U3E1)
This system was shipped with the following motherboards :

LG58 MB UMA W/BT/HDMI WO/3G (G580) FRU: 90000312
* LG4858 11252-1, HM76, KB9012
QIWG6 MB DIS N13P-GL 2G 100M W/HDMI (G580/G585) FRU:90000117
QIWG6 MB DIS N13M-GE 1G 100M W/HDMI (G580/G585) FRU:90000118
QIWG6 MB UMA 100M W/HDMI (G580/G585) FRU:9000011

In order to confirm which one would be the correct FRU, you need to take your serial number and run it on the support site: Link_ partslookup
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Manual

Lenovo G580 model ( 2689 )
i3 -3110M (SR0T4) , 6GB RAM / MB: LA-7981P rev. 1.0 (QIQG5_G6_G9.)
* CPU i5-3320M *Turbo nie pracuje), tylko nominalna 2.6GHz
* 255 error

Lenovo G580 (20150)
* i5-3210m
* BIOS Version : 5ECN33WW(V2.03)

Bios update z 18.08/2013 G580 models:( 2689, 20157)
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