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Yes it would theoretically be possible. The top processor is an i5-3230M and max memory is 8 gigs (2 x 4 gig DDR3L-1600 SO-DIMM) The problem is your i3 is a 2.4 ghz processor and the i5-3230M is a 2.6 ghz with the same L3 cache size so it would not be a very big upgrade to justify the expense and effort. You would get more mileage out of upgrading the RAM to at least 4 gigs and use a solid state drive in place of the hard drive. These are much easier upgrades, too.
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