[SWAT4]

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)

[SickAttack]

It all depends on the motherboard and power supply.

[SWAT4]

explain me more please

[SickAttack]

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.

[SWAT4]

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

[park4bmx]

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

[XBrianX]

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

[SWAT4]

can you tell me how? by urself or specialist?

[iZN]

Quote:

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

you did what?

[DarkLored]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SWAT4 can you tell me how? by urself or specialist?

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.