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  Before continue us the discussion about control upgrade graphics card, this document - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

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• Upgrade graphics card

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  It is quite a strange question.  Some of the very high-end business notebook work stations can have repeating graphics cards.

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  The only way to update the graphics in most patterns of consumption would be to replace the motherboard together with a support, which may have better graphics.

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  Make sure it is the Xeon E3-1245v2 if you intend to do this (noting the "v2" at the end)

  It's a new architecture than the E3-1245 ("v1" If you want) and the v2 has a major upgrade to the graphics capabilities on the former model, will perform a little better for the CPU to destination as well tasks. It should work more fresh and quieter too, as an added bonus. It should not cost more than either a v1.

  You can buy units in a sales package retail or OEM (just naked CPU). You get a heat sink with the retail package, but you don't use it. There is not generally a big cost difference between the two, however, perhaps only a few £/ $ extra for the retail box. I tend to hesitate to ebay, unless I can't avoid it (as with the MXM cards). You have problems to find a 1245v2 to stock from several reputable providers and potentially get a better deal on ebay also.

  Replace the CPU isn't too difficult, but I recommend checking out a few guides before you try it yourself - I don't dive in details here on a generic CPU swap because there is nothing I can say that google or youtube will not tell you 10 times more.

  There is nothing particularly unique about the replacement of the CPU in the Z. The cooler is set by a few screws and simply lifts off once they are free (and the fans are disconnected from the motherboard).

  Once it is off, clean the bottom with something that won't leave a residue (e.g., not something as a solvent for nail polish with perfumes etc.. I use TIM Akasa cleaner and it works very well). Decliper and open setting around the CPU, pop in the new processor carefully, noting the location indicated by the arrow in the corner of the CPU lines until the arrow on the socket. Re-engage the strain relief and apply little thermal grease directly on the CPU (there are many on the market, I use Arctic Silver 5). Make sure not to apply too much grease, you're going to a very thin layer, better youtube it for technique.

  Then all that remains is to replace the cooler (making sure not to forget to plug back in), close the PC and fire.

  EDIT: One more thing-update your BIOS to the latest version before swap you the processors, it could not start with the E3-1245v2 with a BIOS earlier, which gives you a nice 'Uh Oh' moment, before realizing you have to UN-swap and then re - Exchange processors again.

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  I've had my Toshiba Equium now for 4 years and I was wondering if it was possible to get the graphics card, replaced by a new and stronger?

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  If anyone can help on this issue. I use my laptop to play WoW as well and this is the main reason to get a new card, maybe because the game train a lot and told me that the change in the graphics card would be useful.

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  I can see your laptop is 4 years old. Maybe it's time for new and more powerful notebook. ;)

• Equium M70: Question about upgrade graphics card

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  Display 1 tab: No problems found.
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  SubSys ID: 0xFF041179
  Revision ID: 0 x 0003
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  Is it possible to install a new graphics card, the vehicle currently has a mobility radeon HD3650 512 MB DDR2 graphics card
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  Post edited by: vewass

  > When I opened the laptop I see that my video card is not built in

  Theoretically, you can pass the GPU if it is not integrated. However, Toshiba does not approve the Cpu/gpu upgrade:

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