Sqrl on 02 March 2008
| Naraku_Diabolos said: I got an Nvidia newsletter on an email last week. I've been very curious, but my friends from Uni never answered my question before, so I'll ask it here. Are you able to upgrade your graphics card on your laptop? I have an Nvidia GeForce 8400M GS on my laptop. I was wondering if you can switch out the cards and all. I mean, FFXI runs fine on it and everything, though (I only get lag when there is a large group of players huddled together, but I guess it's due to only the game and not my graphics card). |
The answers is a pretty solid "No".
In a laptop the most you can usually upgrade is the Hard Drive, Memory, and possibly swap back and forth between different external storage devices (ie Optical drive, floppy, card reader, etc..)...although most laptops now days don't offer floppy, have the card readers built in and a DVD burner comes default.
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