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Hello, I am new here was was wondering how do I figure out which Graphic Card would fit into my laptop. I have done read that in a laptop it is connected to the motherboard, making it risky to change it. Nonetheless I would still like to change mine for better gaming. If it helps this is my laptop :
http://www.buy.com/p.../219450889.html
And thanks in advance
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Choosing Graphic Cards
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Posted 07 January 2013 - 06:30 PM
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Posted 07 January 2013 - 07:14 PM
You really can't in laptops, unfortunately.
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Posted 08 January 2013 - 02:07 PM
Hi and welcome to the forums. As Brian has said, you have onboard graphics and that is it. I too have a Gateway Laptop ( actually 2 ) and I have played Oblivion on it and it looks pretty good all things considered.
Coolermaster HAF 912 Case....ASUS P8Z68-VPro MOBO.....Intel Core i7 2600k Sandy Bridge ( 4.4 Ghz ).... Gelid Tranquillo cooler.... Samsung 830 256 GB SSD.... Primary HDD- WD 1TB Caviar Black SATA III /6.0 .... SECONDARY HDD - WD 1TB Caviar Black SATA II / 3.0....8Gb GSkill Ripjaws Series X 1600 Mhz Memory....Corsair AX850w PSU....EVGA GTX 680 Super Clocked Signature 2 Gb GDDR5 Video Card....Samsung CD/DVD RW, DL, DVD-Ram, w/ Lightscribe Optical Drive....Samsung SyncMaster 2243BWX 22" Monitor..... Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit OS
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Gateway FX6800-01e----Intel Core i7 960 ( 3.2 GHz)---- Seagate Barracuda 750 Gb SATA II / 3.0 Hdd---- 6 Gb Crucial 1066 Mhz memory, running in Tri Channel conf-----Corsair TX650w PSU----- EVGA Nvidia GTX 560Ti 1gb GDDR5 Vram ----DVD +/- RW / CD ,RAM/DL Optical drive w/ Label Flash-----Gateway TBGM-01 Motherboard.... Vista Home Premium 64 bit OS w/ SP2; Samsung Synch Master 2243BWX 22" Monitor.
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Gateway FX6800-01e----Intel Core i7 960 ( 3.2 GHz)---- Seagate Barracuda 750 Gb SATA II / 3.0 Hdd---- 6 Gb Crucial 1066 Mhz memory, running in Tri Channel conf-----Corsair TX650w PSU----- EVGA Nvidia GTX 560Ti 1gb GDDR5 Vram ----DVD +/- RW / CD ,RAM/DL Optical drive w/ Label Flash-----Gateway TBGM-01 Motherboard.... Vista Home Premium 64 bit OS w/ SP2; Samsung Synch Master 2243BWX 22" Monitor.
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Posted 09 January 2013 - 11:00 PM
You should buy a good laptop to be certain with the compatibility issues in the first place if you're a gamer unlike me, lost the interest way back...
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Secondary machine(2004 model): ASUS mobo, pentium-2, 64mb ddr pc3200, 20Gig IDE hd.
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Posted 10 January 2013 - 12:51 AM
Sorry you can't do it for your laptop.
There are a few external graphic cards, well, expensive and lack of choice though. Better get a Nintendo 3DS instead?
There are a few external graphic cards, well, expensive and lack of choice though. Better get a Nintendo 3DS instead?
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