smartmundu
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I want a graphics card for my laptop so is any one here who have a deal for me
I am waiting for that deal
I am waiting for that deal
Want Graphics Card
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smartmundu
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I have a Dell Latitude D610 laptop and this laptop is have a 16 bit Pci -EXpress slot
And those who said that laptop graphics cannot be upgraded plz make a search on google and u will find that u are far behind in this modern world as u will find a lot many Graphic upgrades for Laptop
My laptop configuration:
Dell Latitude D610
Intel Mobile Centrino 1.86
Intel 915GM mobile Chipset
1 GB ram@533HZ
PLz help me finding a graphics card for this
And those who said that laptop graphics cannot be upgraded plz make a search on google and u will find that u are far behind in this modern world as u will find a lot many Graphic upgrades for Laptop
My laptop configuration:
Dell Latitude D610
Intel Mobile Centrino 1.86
Intel 915GM mobile Chipset
1 GB ram@533HZ
PLz help me finding a graphics card for this
Shripad
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well your best chance will be to go through dell only.
In usa its quiet easy to upgrade or add GPU to their laptops that support PCI-ex slot. Laptop designs are many times unique and they sell cards specific for their range.
Try emailing dell to see if they can arrange card to you here in India.
You may gind Go6600 / 6800 , ATI mobility X700/X600.9700 for your laptop.
In usa its quiet easy to upgrade or add GPU to their laptops that support PCI-ex slot. Laptop designs are many times unique and they sell cards specific for their range.
Try emailing dell to see if they can arrange card to you here in India.
You may gind Go6600 / 6800 , ATI mobility X700/X600.9700 for your laptop.
Yamaraj
Adept
How do you know that there is a PCIe 16x slot on in your laptop? And it's not
possible to upgrade graphics subsystem (no such thing as a graphics card in a
laptop) in case of your laptop. Only a few laptops using MXM modular design
are upgrdeable to some extent. In most cases, the graphics chips like X300 or
X600 are physically soldered onto the system board of the laptop. Hence it's
not possible to upgrade graphics.
In your case, and mind too for I have a ThinkPad R52 with 915G gfx, there isn't
even a provision for a dedicated graphics chip on the board, not even for soldering,
let alone a 16x slot. 16x PCIe slots are for desktops, not laptops.
nVIDIA, however, is looking forward to change all this with the new MXM technology.
Until then, I'm sorry to say that you'll have to live with the onboard GMA900
graphics accelerator, which is still pretty good when compared with Extreme2
graphics integrated 855 chipset in older laptops.
possible to upgrade graphics subsystem (no such thing as a graphics card in a
laptop) in case of your laptop. Only a few laptops using MXM modular design
are upgrdeable to some extent. In most cases, the graphics chips like X300 or
X600 are physically soldered onto the system board of the laptop. Hence it's
not possible to upgrade graphics.
In your case, and mind too for I have a ThinkPad R52 with 915G gfx, there isn't
even a provision for a dedicated graphics chip on the board, not even for soldering,
let alone a 16x slot. 16x PCIe slots are for desktops, not laptops.
nVIDIA, however, is looking forward to change all this with the new MXM technology.
Until then, I'm sorry to say that you'll have to live with the onboard GMA900
graphics accelerator, which is still pretty good when compared with Extreme2
graphics integrated 855 chipset in older laptops.
Nope, you are slightly off target there, what your dell has is, Intel 915GM, which features integrated graphics core and a PCI Express interface, not a dedicated pci-x graphics slot as you seem to think you have(required if you intend to buy a mobility pcix gpu)
to read all the details on ur lappy & chipset click here
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