Satellite A100-207: is it possible to update the graphics card for games

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• Satellite A100-033: is it possible to update the graphics card

  Is it possible to update the graphics card on the A100-033?
  I don't know if the side PCI slot will accept a separate graphics card?

  Hi George

  It of certainly not possible to update the graphics card. The technology of the laptop is a little different and you should not compare it with the current desktop PC.
  The GPU is fixed and not removable.

• Equium A100-027: is it possible to update the graphics card?

  I recently received an Equium A100-027 for my birthday. Overall I am very happy with it, but the only problem I have is with the graphics card. I'm a gamer, and the graphics card just can't handle more modern games.

  I am looking how to change, how much it cost etc. However I don't want to buy a graphics card just to realize that inside is locked. Since it's only a week I want to take a hammer to it right away ;-)

  Can someone tell me how it is difficult to upgrade the graphics card? It is locked, or easily accessible?

  Hello Eamonn

  Unfortunately, upgrading the graphics card is not possible. I'm don't know if you're familiar with cell phone technology, but you should know that graphics cards installed on laptop motherboards are not same as the GPU for desktop PC s s.

  The map is fixed and there is no way for an upgrade!
  You can upgrade the memory or HARD drive on laptop computers but not the graphics card!

  I also have a player m and I m a laptop owner but I don t use this device for games, but for a typical use like the internet, programming, members, etc.
  I have a second game machine and it s a desktop PC. It s supports a map of water cooling module and a really great graphics, but I'll change it to the a newer NVIDIA supports the directX10.
  It is a future and all new games will this DrectX10!

• Is it possible to update the graphics card in the Satellite A200-195

  Is it posible to upgrade this card for me to play the game of MSTS?

  Usually it of not possible to update the graphics cards installed in notebooks!
  Laptop technology is simply different!
  The graphics card is attached to the motherboard and it of not possible to remove it in a simple way.

  I have always recommended to use the computer to play the game!
  If you need the computer for hardcore games you should buy a desktop computer.
  Why? Because the latest games need for most fastest graphics card and the desktop PC can be upgraded much easily as a laptop.

  But finally it of your choice what you use ;)

  Best regards

• Equium A60: Is it possible to update the graphics card?

  Because the graphics card in the A60 Equium is not very good and I was wondering if I could get a different graphics card and plug it into the back and used instead.

  If someone could tell me if I can I would be very grateful

  Hello

  No, it s not possible to update the graphics card to another.
  As you certainly know, the laptop technology is not the same as the desktop PC simply. It s the motherboard technology all just different. You know that heat is a bigger problem for every laptop and generally of designer, developer and manufacturing. In addition, the various interfaces are not equal.

  For example: what do you think, why Intel doesn't produce chips with speeds of 10 GHz, 100GHz, or 1000GHz. Because of the heat.

  I think that the graphics card performance will produce more heat, and this could lead to overheating problems.
  The other graphics card needs another module of cooling and the cooling module must be compatible with the motherboard. Everything needs to be changed (the case design, interfaces, etc.) before the upgrade might be possible. In my view it is simply not possible at the moment.

• Satellite P10 824: is it possible to change the graphics card

  Is it possible to change the Radeon 9700 Mobile with another card?

  Greeting

  Ribas

  There is an answer simply; No, it of not possible to update the graphics card on this laptop, the chip is fixed on the map and can not be removed on the simply medium.

  You must know that the layout of the laptop motherboard is a bit different and doesn t allow these updates.

• Is W550s - possible to update the graphics card on laptop?

  Is it possible to update the graphics card on a W550s?

  Mod edit: System model added to the front of the subject line to improve visibility / clarity.

  Moved to post on the correct Thinkpad forum for better response

  Hi, lawless,

  Looks like it's not. (HMM) hardware maintenance manual says about p.82 the microprocessor and the GPU is soldered to the system board. It is in the section on replacing the system board.

  If you give a code anything you try to doa or who need to, here another user may be able to tell if the chart Nviidia or Intel is capable of this.

• Satellite P100-400: is it possible to change the graphics card?

  Hello

  I would like to know if it is possible to change the graphics card? It's the nvidia Go 7900 Gs with 512 MB...
  Have the nvidia mxm?
  Thanks in advance and sorry for my bad English

  At first, I must say that your English is very good and understandable.
  Back to your question: update graphic card is not possible. The graphics card is part of the motherboard and cannot be exchanged separately.

  Please note that the portable is not so extensible as on desktop computers. The upgrade can be done with RAM or HARD drive very easy, but not with processor or graphics card.

• Is G560 - possible to update the graphics card on laptop?

  Hello

  I have laptop of Lenovo G560, Intel (R) Core i3 CPU M 370 @ 2.40 Ghz, graphics HD Intel (r), I want to update the graphics card on my laptop.

  now my question is, is it possible to update latest Nvidia GTX graphics card? If so what graphics card is compatible with my system?

  your comments are very much appreciated... Thank you in advance...

  Mod edit: System model added to the front of the subject line to improve visibility / clarity.

  the short answer is no. Only laptops with a removable graphics card can be improved, and your system is is not these slot machines.

• Satellite M70 395: is it possible to change the graphics card?

  Hi there is there a way to change the graphics card in this laptop, I know its integrated into the motherboard, but on the intel site it says this chipset supports pci express http://www.intel.com/products/chipsets/915gm/index.htm

  so I didn't know if I could add a pci card, thanks in advance I'am a noob so please go easy :)

  Hello

  No, it is not possible to change the graphics card. It s attached to the motherboard.
  Please don Office mix t with a laptop PC technology

• Is satellite A200-1AE - possible to update the graphics card?

  Could you please tell me what graphics card or chipset model could be used to upgrade this laptop?
  It will be possible with "CUDA"?

  So can I change the processor to a superior, without cooling, to do else?

  Hey Buddy,

  These updates to the graphics card is not possible because the graphics chip is attached to the motherboard and t can be removed.

  More information you can find here:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/Ann.jspa?annID=13

• Satego X 200 - 20o: is it possible to update the graphics card

  Hello

  Is it possible to upgrade the Satego X 200 - 20o with a better graphics personnel card or is it possibe to install a second graphics card for SLI Mode...?

  Is it also possible to install the PhysX card in this notebook...?

  Question: Ist of is it possible to get an Illustration details how disassemble the laptop Satego.. ?

  Thanks in advance
  Michael

  Hello Michael

  For all your questions, there is a simple answer: NO!
  Design of portable computers is completely different than on desktop computers and updated graphics card is not possible.

  Goodbye and enjoy your nice game machine! ;)

• Satellite P100-240: is it possible to replace the graphics card

  Okay, im fairly new to laptops, I had my P100-240 for just under a year.
  I set up with it for long enough, its been really good to me.
  The problem that has really started to check me is the graphics card, Nvidia Go 7600, it slow, Nvidia do not support updated drivers (laim).

  A lot of my games have problems with this graphics card.
  I'm looking at open aperture of my little baby and I hope just place in a compatible graphics card.

  I'm looking to replace the Go 7600 with an alternative of ATI, a list of possible cards that will fit, where I can get my hands on one of these maps and prices if possible fuck. I won't pay too much money if it's not going to be worth.

  Thanks for reading, hope to get answers soon.

  Hello

  Replacing a graphics card on laptops is not possible because it is part of the motherboard. For example: by faulty graphics card, the entire motherboard must be exchanged.

  Sorry but there is nothing to do.

• Qosmio E10: Is it possible to update the graphics card?

  Hello

  I have a question about a Qosimio E10. Is it possible to improve the graphics adapter to most recent. (Now: Geforce FX 5200 64 MB GB) Because the one I use now is ot of date and I don't want to buy a new laptop just because of a graphics card!

  Thanks for your help

  Marco

  Hello

  No, it is not possible because the graphics card is a little tiny chip that has been set on the motherboard of s. The design of the graphics card is not the same as on the desktop PC.

• Is it possible to update the graphics card on a Tecra A8 (PTA38E)?

  The integrated Intel GMA 945 chipset on the Tecra A8 is not quite deal with the applications I put money. (3D games...)

  I know that laptops are severely restricted on space internally and that the purpose of the integrated chipset is to save energy, but is possible to install a graphics card only stand instead of using the integrated graphics card?

  If so, can you recommend a suitable graphics card and any company with the necessary expertise to install the card... (I guess this would be a bit beyond my abilities)

  I agree with the user above. Cannot remove the GPU like on the desktop PC.
  The chip is welded and mounted on the motherboard.