Thanks for mention about the intel graphic card, soon intel might surprise us with a awesome graphic card that will compete with the mid to high range amd and nvidia graphic card , no upgrade on that intel graphic card , and yes it is part of the motherboard and need a fine soldering tool and upgrade some system functions on the motherboard to install a newer graphic card , not worth it!
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It's integrated, so technically you can't "upgrade" it.
You can just buy a discrete graphics card and chuck it in the PCI-E slot, It'll automatically use that instead.
Thanks for mention about the intel graphic card, soon intel might surprise us with a awesome graphic card that will compete with the mid to high range amd and nvidia graphic card , no upgrade on that intel graphic card , and yes it is part of the motherboard and need a fine soldering tool and upgrade some system functions on the motherboard to install a newer graphic card , not worth it!
If your laptop doesn't support an additional graphics card, no. If you have a slot for a specialized graphics card, yes. I wouldn't bet on it, though.
Laptops netbooks notebooks.. Your stuck with their hardware that they settle on to apply.. to apply a diverse pix card and performance a improve route you want to apply a private computer pc. some laptops you could change the pix hardware yet its no longer maximum budget friendly in any respect.. It has to help that pc motherboard.. I confident they have not standardized the Port for pix on laptops.
Best to take it in, or call the manufacturer
No, it's soldered to the motherboard☺