There have been some folk that think this has been done and due to how today's CPUs, chipsets and more work together you would either do or not do this. I don't think you'll find an engineer to help as the time invested would be better put into making a few bucks for a better laptop.
So my thought is no. You won't be doing this.
i have a laptop i5 that has pins for connectors. it came from a laptop and seems like it would fit in an amd motherboard. Anyone tried this? seems cool to say "hey bro i have a core i5 in my amd board, whats specail about your pc" and they reply "i have an overclocked 970" and you say"i gotcha beat"

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