regarding upgradation of gpu

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• G560 Upgrade (CPU, GPU)

  Hello

  I have a Lenovo G560 Intel Core i3 - 330 M processor with an nVidia GeForce 310 M, 4 GB of RAM.

  Is there a list of CPUs, I use (favorite i5)?

  Is it possible to upgrade the GPU too?

  Thank you very much!

  Nice day.

  Please take a look at page 74 of the manual of your equipment:

  http://download.Lenovo.com/userfiles/Userguide/en/user%27s%20guides%20and%20Manuals/G460-G560/Lenovo...

  Article #9 lists the processors usually configured in this machine.

  On the GPU, while it is considered as discreet, it is soldered to the system board. Therefore, it is not extensible.

  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards.

• HP Envy 750-150: I can upgrade the GPU?

  Hey. I was wondering if it would be possible to upgrade my GPU a Nvidia Geforce GTX 960 980 on the HP Envy, as im currently saving up for a GTX 980 and im wondering if I should. Any answer would be useful.

  The differences areillustrated here.  Secure boot must be disabled, as will detect a different material. The GTX960 probably comes with the PSU 500W PSU, so you OK because it shows a configuration with the GTX980Ti file.

• Can satellite M40-231 - I upgrade the GPU (graphics card)?

  Hi all

  My Satellite M40-231 has an ATI Mobility Radeon X 600 SE and I would like to upgrade to deal with the demands of today's games, but also a new HARD drive, but the latter, I think that I can go as far as the 120 GB HARD drive.

  SUGESTIONS are welcome.

  TKS

  Sorry, buddy, but this is not possible!
  There are several discussions about upgrading the GPU on mobile phones and all the threads said the same thing that's not possible.

  The point is that most graphic cards chips are outside the motherboard and cannot be deleted.
  You must understand that technology for portable computers is not the same thing as the technology of desktop PCs and more upgrades are not possible.

  Which could be upgraded are the memory modules and HARD drive.

  See you soon

• Z800 upgrade RAM & GPU - HP Performance Advisor WARNING

  Hello guys,.

  I would appreciate if you can help me with this.

  HP Performance advisor, gives me the following warning:

  'Memory '.

  Maximum memory performance is achieved with a balanced configuration memory evenly distributed throughout all channels of active memory. When there is more than one DIMM connector per channel, fill the inner layer closest to the CPU before adding memory to an outer layer.

  Technical mixed size DIMM - memory is optimized when all the DIMMS in a layer have the same size. »

  
  I have attached 2 photos.

  The first is the current state of the workstation with mixed sizes of RAM 1 GB & 2 GB modules.

  I don't want to throw my 2 GB modules. I want to just replace the modules of 1 GB a 4 GB modules,

  so the configuration will look like the 2nd picture, I joined.

  Is this feasible?

  A second thing is I want to upgrade my GPU.

  Currently a Nvidia Quadro 2000 is installed.

  I want to replace the GPU with a Nvidia GTX Titan.

  What should I take the exam prior to the GPU upgrade?

  Thanks in advance.

  The configuration of your memory project (second photo) is OK.  If I read correctly the image, you put 4 GB modules in the black connectors and the 2 GB modules in the white connectors.  This gives a configuration balanced, that is, each channel has the same 2 types of memory, so that you will not get the message memory unbalanced and could even get a performance more.

  Make sure that the memory of 2 GB and 4 GB is of the same type, correspondence ECC (or not), registered (or not), and if the chips of memory are x 4 or x 8.  Mixture of different types of memory will not work.

  HP does not officially support the nVidia GTX Titan, but it should work with the following precautions:

  -It will run at speeds PCIe Gen2, Gen3 not (but this should be fast enough).

  -From the picture I've seen of the Titan, he seems to have a 2 x 3 and a 2 x 4 power connector.  The Z800 has 2 power connectors for 2 x 3 for graphics.  A cable adapter to go from 2 x 3 to 2 x 4 is necessary to put the card.

• Pavilion n201ax: upgrading the GPU, the CPU and the RAM of my laptop n201ax

  Maybe it's a very long post, but please answer because I really need answers to each of these questions and I really want to upgrade my laptop to the best configuration, if I CAN.

  Let me make this clear first.

  * In the next contained the words 'this portable' always refers to Hp Pavilion 15-n201ax *.
  Good then everything first I read somewhere that the maximum Ram of this laptop can be expanded up to 16 GB, but i came up with this link here-

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/hardware-upgrades-replacements/I-would-like-to-upgrade-memory-of-my-lap...

  And then I came to know that it can only be upgraded to 12 GB page chapter 1 Description this Guide - #2

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c04438537.PDF

  First of all I would like to ask, is that,

  1. can I buy a RAM of any brand but the same 1600 mhz clock speed ofc IE?, then can I go to the GSkill 1600 Mhz DDR3 4 GB of ram?

  2. the size matter for respective locations? or I can install the 8 GB and 4 GB of ram in any other slots?

  So this was all about the RAM

  But I need to know if I can change the discrete GPU and the APU of this laptop

  3 and if yes - which are compatible mobile GPU that I can install by removing the previous one ie AMD 8600 M (for example graphics R9, R7 and R5 for laptop)

  4 and who are the compatible APU I can install by removing the APU previous IE AMD APU A10 - 4655 M (for example the AMD FX APU for laptops)

  5. If I can upgrade the GPU and APU both please tell makes compatibility issues? as only a specific GPU can work with a specific APU IE as in this laptop AMD APU A10 - 4655M + AMD 8600 M GPU.

  Please help me, please.

  Thanks in advance.

  Pavilion 15-n201ax?

  We may need to refer to the owner's manual here:

  Your repair manuals

  Officially, it supports only 12 concerts. Your model has a single module of 8 GB if you have an open slot. Unofficially, users here can have reported that add another 8 GB for a total of 16 concerts will work fine. It's something you take the risk of making but it is not official.

  The part numbers for the appropriate memory are listed on page 42. You must DDR3L-1600 SO-DIMM.

  If you want to go formal, the 4 GB module is: 691740-001

  Is this on amazon.com:

  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-691740-001-1600MHz-PC3L-12800-memory/DP/B00CI08FX4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1437948185&SR=8-1&keywords=691740-001

  You just leave the concert 8 where it is and add the new memory into the open slot.

  On your laptop model, the GPU/APU is soldered to the motherboard. In order to make any upgrade, you will need to buy a new motherboard. You have an idea together wrong GPU/APU can be removed and replaced and this is incorrect. The term APU refers to a processor that has integrated video, so the whole issue on the compatibility between the GPU and APU just missing the mark. On some systems, the GPU/APU is socketed and can be replaced which is used to replace/upgrade the processor and the video function but as stated above, on your this involves pulling and replacing the entire motherboard.

  There is available a little better/graphics processor using AMD A10 - 5745M 8670 M (2.9 GHz/2.1 GHz, 2 GB L2, 1333 MHz DDR3L Quad 25W) for use with Standard Windows. The part of the motherboard is 734824-501

  HP does not store the Council, but I found this line:

  http://www.discounteddealz.com/product.asp?Itemid=327740&gclid=CO78y6rn-cYCFQmCaQodOP0GLQ

  Never heard of this seller and can not be a guarantor, but the price is very reasonable for this Council. I was expecting to be a little more makes me wonder about this seller a little. I would advise to keep what you have. He is very strong for AMD and the upgrade to the Commission on the A10-5745 will result in only a very small increase in performance to a very high cost in money and efforts.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Help to upgrade the gpu r4 mx17 Alienware

  I was trying to play Shadow of Mordor, when he emerged with a Geforce gtx 675 m and I think he died after getting screens too much blue. I was wondering what the choices can I buy to upgrade my GPU, to buy something like an Nvidia Geforce gtx 880 m 8 gb DDR5 will be compatible. I can't find a site to find what compatabilities I have with my laptop. I don't know much about computers.

  There is no way to know without opening the case.

  We have a list of video cards tested for the R4 M17x.
  But only includes the following.

  GTX - 675 M
  GTX - 660 M
  -GTX 680M

• Can I upgrade my GPU / CPU?

  Hi, I was interested by the upgrade of my GPU or CPU and I just want to know if it is possible, before I open my laptop. The chips are soldered to the motherboard? Or would it be a simple and in the upgrade. Thank you.

  PS: If someone could also mention support of the GPU and CPU to my motherboard it would be great.

  My laptop:

  HP Pavilion DV6-3010us

  Windows 7 64 bit

  Processor Dual-Core AMD Turion (TM) II 520 (2 CPUs), ~2.3GHz

  AMD M880G with ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4250

  Hello

  For the CPU, please see this manual, it shows you all the CPUS supported the day 1:

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c02659236.PDF

  For the GPU: I think just forget, buy a new computer is a lot cheaper because you learn from each of them, including the motherboard and may end up a dead computer.

  Kind regards.

• Can satellite A200 (PSAFCA) - I upgrade the GPU?

  Hello

  I have a Satellite A200. PSAFCA-01K00J. It is the system bought in Australia around mid-2007. There are currently a processor Nvidia GeForce Go 7300 intslalled on the system graphics.

  Preliminary investigation which leads me to believe, there are limited options of upgrade for the laptop, but there seems to be a number of anomalies to lead me to think the upgrade may be at hand. For example.

  In my user manual, he described my gpu in the following way:

  model lnVidia GeForce Go 7300:
  128 MB external VGA DDR2 RAM (depending on the model you have purchased).

  The external Word I think fact now refers to the interface type. As some A200 Intel 258 MB marked as integrated Gpu (and I'm the average current integrated without possibility of upgrade). This offers as well the nVidia is not integrated and leads me to believe it's connection MXM and so editable / extensible.

  Another thing to back up this idea is software Nvidia located in the control panel includes a section on system information and she calls the PCI express X 16 bus. If I'm not mistaken refers to a normal PCIe - certainly editable location. However being a laptop they might have it Mobile and so Mobile PCI Express Module and I'm back to MXM with ability to upgrade.

  This is confirmed if he please, and are there toshiba fans that could lead me to a card apropriate - perhaps off the coast of the Nvidia tray or even a chance for a toshiba laptop later. at least 256 MB or better 512.

  I have ike using this laptop, never had a problem. just be to hang out, and given that I would not buy a new car every time that I ran out of gas, I don't want to buy a new computer, when I am more then happy with the one I have for all other functions.

  Thank you

  Hello!

  In my opinion it's not possible to change the graphics card. As far as I know the graphics chip is soldered on the motherboard.

  In addition, if the graphics card would be exchangeable I think than the motherboard or BIOS will not support the new graphics card. The point is that laptops are not favourable so upgrade as a desktop PC.

  Check this Toshiba document and think about it:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

  Good bye

• Is satellite C650-1CP - possible to upgrade the GPU?

  Hello

  I just wanted to ask a question about my graphics card with respect to the games.

  I discovered recently that the integrated graphics chips are not only good for gaming so I did a bit of reading on the subject and found something to say that there is a possibility that you can send the laptop to the manufacturer and buying a chip upgrade or pay for a better installed.

  Is this possible? and if this is the case, what kind of price would you watch. My laptop is a C650-1CP as I said in the title.

  Thank you

  kjlwhitehead

  Hello

  No, it is certainly not possible.
  There are many discussions on this topic and GPU (graphics card) update is definitely NOT possible.

  Please check this doc from Toshiba:
  + Can I upgrade the CPU, graphics card or motherboard in my Toshiba laptop? +
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/Ann.jspa?annID=13

• Has anyone got the upgrade of GPU for H8-1234 with motherboard HP M3970AM HP (Angelica2)?

  I improved my diet for a Corsair CX series CX500M 500W ATX 80 Plus Bronze modular power supply 12V successfully and I want to assure you that I have buy a compatible GPU for the motherboard.

  If I go to http://www.pc-specs.com/mobo/HP/HP_M3970AM-HP (Angelica2) _ / 2042 and click on compatible GPU it lists AMD and Nvidia cards.

  The series of HD AMD goes up to the HD6000 series and does not list any HD 7000 series.

  The only Nvidia 600 series which is decent is the GeForce GTX-660-670-680 or 690.

  The site also shows (these graphics cards have an appropriate interface to work with and integrate into the HP M3970AM - (Angelica2). Because this motherboard does not have a GPU chip on board, we have also limited GPU integrated only to those which are integrated to die of a CPU.)

  Cards GTX listed are all much more expensive than 650 Ti DirectCU OC Boost 1085 MHZ 2 GHz 6.0 GB GDDR5 2xDVI card PCI-E HDMI DP that is not listed or even GTX550 TI, which is not listed

  The Amd HD listed series cards are unavailable or more expensive than most of the HD 7000 series.

  Has anyone successfully installed a card $ 100 from low to medium priced which is a significant improvement on the hd 7450? If you could please let me know what graphics card you purchaced.

  Thank you

  Gbrown13, welcome to the forum.

  The limiting factor for the video card upgrade is the power supply unit (PSU).  It is 300W.  Intermediate level maps latest require at least 400W to work properly.  7450 HD comes with the computer has been designed for HP operate with OEM PSU.  A detail 7450 HD very probably would not work.  In addition, you should limit the length of the video card to no more than 9 ".  This ensures that it fits in the space provided.  The majority of the double cards are 1.5 "wide.  These are normally without any problems.

  I hesitate to recommend a video card on the grounds that it will be much better than an existing map.  It is difficult to say that this is the case.  Here is a map which might work for you, with an upgrade of the power supply.  Read the reviews to see what users have to say about it.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• Is it possible to upgrade the GPU in this laptop HP DV7 - 2043cl

  I searched on the net, and I'm mixed responses.  I just got a laptop additional thanks to an agreement of craigslist and I was wondering what, if any update I could do for her. I did a little research and if I could upgrade it seems I might be able to put a 5850 in this machine without having to replace anything else.

  Hello

  I edited my response, your machine supports only the M96 cards.

  Kind regards.

• wanting to upgrade my GPU

  so here's my form of rigging:

  -CPU: i7 - 1595 Mhz, 3.47 Ghz 130w, cooled liquid
  -motherboard: Alienware Area-51 J560M: upgrade to XDJ4C
  -RAM: 3 GB (12 GB) DDR3 @667 mhz 4
  -graphics cards: 2 x SLI Geforce GTX 460 @ 1024MB
  -hdd/sdd: seagate 1 TB HD
  -case: Alienware Area 51
  -OS: Windows 7 Edition home premium
  -Monitor: Samsung 27 "1920 x 1080

  I intend to replace my old GPU with a gtx980ti simple geforce, nvidia people told me that the old map of mother alienware will not support the 980ti so I think I have the XDJ5C mobo to replace the old.  Who will support my Intel i7 processor?  The rest of my system is good for her as far as I know.

  My friend uses XDJ4C with a Gigabyte TitanX, but without promise you anything, it goes without saying 980Ti will work just as well in there. odd information you gathered from NVidia since J560M & XDJ4C are essentially the same, with the exception of a cosmetic color difference. Did say why it is not supported? I wonder what they know that we don't know. Have you bought / tried Ti & it does not work? You are currently running A11 BIOS? A10? A11 is the latest / last & it works on the two mthrbrds.

• problems upgrading the GPU from nvidia 660 m at the start, 980 m-8 beep error code

  Alienware m17x R4

  Intel i7-3740QM CPU @2. 70 GHz (overclocked 3.49 GHz)

  32 GB memory corsair vengeance 4x8Go

  run GPU Nvidia Geforce GTX 660 m

  Ive been upgraded my laptop and updated my ram and hard drives, and bought a Nvidia Geforce GTX 980 m update kit. I know not how to change video and easily installed maps (grounding prevent me electrostatic and protect the card). passed to the map intel before the upgrade and after the first device manager start that he read as standard VGA adapter and its status is that it wouldn't start. I updated my bios and updated the driver for the pilot to 980 m from nvidia and changed the graphics card to the new by using the fn + f7 command and rebooted my computer.

  at the start he gave me a blank screen and the 8 beep error code. He looked up and I think it's a faulty card or bad memory on the card. contacted eurocom support and they think that there's a way to get it to work but I'm not so sure. It's the weekend, so they don't come back to me until Monday. someone at - it experience with this or know what I can do now? I am currently back on my card to 660 m.

  Everything you did before but not FN + F7 at the end. However, I'd install drivers Nvidia from Dell this time. The last Dell has is either 347.52 (WHQL-quality; you can get this driver from the Alienware support page 13/15/17 R2 on the Dell support site) or 350,12 (beta for Dell). There are also 347.90, but it is quite difficult to find a complete driver for this driver.

  When you uninstall the drivers of the GPU, use DDU. It's just a more sure way to uninstall the drivers.

• Qosmio G20-127: how to upgrade the GPU

  Hello

  I want to change the video card in my Qosmio G20 - 127 better one. Can anyone tell me, is this possible and what video card I can use.

  Hello

  I can tell you that this is not possible because the GPU is still welded on the map and it of not possible to remove it on an ongoing basis.

  So unfortunately, but you o forget him!

  Welcome them