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  Hello

  You are welcome

  Sorry to say, but for all purposes, it is not possible to add another GPU in your laptop.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

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• HP Media Center a1560n CPU update

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  Luis, welcome to the forum.

  Here are the Specifications of the motherboard.

  I think you put the problem on the head.  You put new technology in old technology.  The computer is 7 years old.  There is a good chance that the extreme version is too powerful for the motherboard.  The specs do not mention the TDP, so we cannot necessarily determine whether it is part of the problem, also.  I don't think that we were still talking of TDP in 2006.

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