can you upgrade the graphics card?
1784390
Usually you can't change graphics for laptops and the ones you can usually are done as upgrades before the laptop is custom built.
1784391
im not the best person to ask that kind of question but from what i have heard it is always a lot harder to make changes on laptops but if you find a graphics card made for laptops ie, an (M) at the end of the graphics card model number that you can cram in there im sure you can, providing the stock graphics card is not soldered to the mother board.i never checked sorry hope this helps.
981561
Yes you can. You will need a larger than average tower however, as the 780 is a long card.
1768481
You can use any graphics card, Radeon or Nvidia without any compatibility issues. But depending if it's an older card there may be performance bottlenecking from the GPU
770966
No. The processor is pretty good, but you would have to upgrade the video card. Preferably, you would have a GeForce GTX 650 with 2 GB.
2126141
It should definitely improve your graphics experience, but double check that your power supply can handle the new card. Also, is your current graphics handler integrated into the cpu or mobo?
585561
You power supply (PS) should have a connector that will mate with the graphics card. If no, you probably have an under-powered PS and need to upgrade.
1557110
No, you cannot upgrade most laptop GPUs. However, the performance difference between a 640M and a 660M would be hardly noticeable.
1252695
Yes, you can. Any video card is compatible with this processor. If you are installing both items new, just remember to change your Bios Graphics Settings to PCI, before first boot.
823814
You can at medium settings, but it would be beat to upgrade the video card to at least a GTX 650 TI. You'll be able to run just about everything that's out right now at max settings. You should even be able to run Battlefield 4 at medium to medium high settings.
296194
Yes. That said you may still consider upgrading video card and power supply.
262960
You cannot upgrade the processor but you can upgrade the Graphics Card to anything that will support the PCI-E 2.0 X16 slot
735585
I don't know the answer to that question. The PC meets my needs as is and I have never looked into possible upgrades. Sorry.
1487683
Hi Laura, We don't have anything proprietary on the machine so as long as the card and power supply fit in the chassis (and it should), you should be able to upgrade both easily :)
2170280
Probably not. The graphics card is a built-in part of the motherboard and there are no PCI or any other kind of slots on the motherboard to add cards to the motherboard on this laptop. I am betting that no laptop will let you add any graphics cards to any of them either.
1271075
Yes I can utilize the graphics that the new processors have built in. Should be some video outputs on the board. This is sufficient for everything but gaming or more than 2 monitors.
2240977
Yes, it is very easy to upgrade everything, I just changed video card and power supply very easy.
468998
H.E. look up the specs on your computer and it will tell you what your computer can be upgraded to. Hope this helps