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Non Gaming Discussions => Off-Topic => Topic started by: Mr. Kennedy on September 19, 2004, 01:44:21 PM
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I got a laptop a few weeks ago.
It\'s Pentium M 1.5 Ghz, 512 Memory, and 40 GB HD, running XP Professional.
Would it be possible to put a graphics card on my laptop to replace the integrated one?
If so, where can I get fairly good GFX cards at a relatively cheap price?
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Where would you put it?
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Almost all laptops i\'ve ever known of with the exception of harddrives, ram, optical drives and network cards, are WYSIWYG.
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Laptop video cards can\'t be upgraded as of today, but soon. The technology has been announced.
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Laptops < Desktops
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Originally posted by Blade
Laptop video cards can\'t be upgraded as of today, but soon. The technology has been announced.
Some can but the upgrading options are limited of course.
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I like to soak oatmeal in water while rubbing my nipples and singing the theme song to Hamtaro
Anyway...I know you can upgrade an Apple laptop...as I have one...but I dunno about Windows...so I\'m sorry :(
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some notebook cards can be upgraded
depends on model
If so, where can I get fairly good GFX cards at a relatively cheap price?
thats unpossible!
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Originally posted by mm
some notebook cards can be upgraded
depends on model
thats unpossible!
unpossible?! you probably mean impossible and if you do you\'re wrong, he asked for a RELATIVELY cheap video card...
not that I care or anything ;)
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unpossible?! you probably mean impossible
The man with a Simpsons avatar doesn\'t even recognize the Simpson\'s reference -- how dissapointing.
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hehe, woops....:eek:
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Originally posted by The Hurricane
I got a laptop a few weeks ago.
It\'s Pentium M 1.5 Ghz, 512 Memory, and 40 GB HD, running XP Professional.
Would it be possible to put a graphics card on my laptop to replace the integrated one?
If so, where can I get fairly good GFX cards at a relatively cheap price?
Use some electrical tape and wrap that card around counter-clockwise (or you\'ll be shocked to death). Then get two copper wires and jab it through the screen to make the video card\'s setup.exe file show up on the desktop. Then turn it on.
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Originally posted by politiepet
hehe, woops....:eek:
*slaps politiepet*
I\'m getting a laptop by June. Will the upgrade technology be out then?
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yup, sure.