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weird question but ok lol - SWAT4 - 27.01.2016

hey
lets say i got a pc with these specs

ram:12gb
cpu:intelcore i5-3210m 2.50ghz
grahpic card: 2 graphic cards
-2gb nvidia optimus (1gb dedicated)
-2gb intel graphics hd (1gb dedicated)
total dedicated : 2

i can see that the graphics and the cpu sucks so i wanna ask if its possible to change them...i know it seems bit omg but lol idk it may be possible...
(it can run black ops 3 on high + gta on high and pro 2016 on med-high)

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Re: weired question but ok lol - SickAttack - 27.01.2016

It all depends on the motherboard and power supply.

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Re: weired question but ok lol - SWAT4 - 27.01.2016

explain me more please

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Re: weired question but ok lol - SickAttack - 27.01.2016

There's nothing to explain. If your motherboard supports it, then you can use the proccesor.

And to upgrade your GPU, you need to get a power supply that has enough power to feed it.

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Re: weired question but ok lol - SWAT4 - 27.01.2016

oh i'm so stupud ...
i forgot to say its a laptop lol

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Re: weired question but ok lol - park4bmx - 27.01.2016

simple! wast of time, sell it build a computer !
no other way...

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Re: weired question but ok lol - XBrianX - 27.01.2016

It depends on your laptop, i own a Dell Inspiron 1520 and i changed almost everything including the processor and the graphic card.

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Re: weired question but ok lol - SWAT4 - 27.01.2016

can you tell me how? by urself or specialist?

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Re: weired question but ok lol - iZN - 28.01.2016

you did what?

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Re: weired question but ok lol - DarkLored - 29.01.2016

There are certain laptops out there that have motherboards that allow you to replace the graphics card and CPU, mine for example, I have a Toshiba laptop and I can change its CPU but I'll have to get a CPU that has a graphics card implemented in it. Some laptops have another slot for GPU's that look sort of like CPU's, they are called mobile graphics cards. http://www.geforce.com/hardware/note...force-gtx-980m

Your only option to upgrade your laptop is changing its motherboard to something that supports those kind of graphics cards but yet again its like building a whole new PC.

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