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Upgrade Video on a Notebook?
- Thread starter General65
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| System Name | Sample light |
|---|---|
| Processor | AMD Phenom II 965 |
| Motherboard | MSI DKA790GX |
| Cooling | Zalman 9500LED |
| Memory | 2x 2GB G-skill PC8500 |
| Video Card(s) | Asus built AMD/ATI HD4850 |
| Storage | 500GB Wesern Digital green |
| Display(s) | too ashamed to tell, but its an acer |
| Case | Lian Li V2000 |
| Audio Device(s) | Echo Audiofire 2 |
| Power Supply | Corsair VX550 |
| Software | Windows XP pro SP3 |
theres several ways to integrate graphics on a notebook, one is a graphics module soldered to board, un upgradable, the 2nd is a graphics module socketed by a mini or costum agp/pci-E slot, it depends on if its a costum or standart piece,
the 3rd one is a project nvidia is pioneering, its called MXM cartridge, its basicly a graphics card on a cartridge with a standart slot, so you could change the graphics card on your laptop as easly as chainging the ram or the harddrive,
you just have to open the casing and see whats inside
the 3rd one is a project nvidia is pioneering, its called MXM cartridge, its basicly a graphics card on a cartridge with a standart slot, so you could change the graphics card on your laptop as easly as chainging the ram or the harddrive,
you just have to open the casing and see whats inside