I have a Toshiba R15-S822 Tablet PC, and has an Intel Extreme Graphics 2 on it- Until recently, I've worked entirely with desktop PCs- so I do not even know if I can upgrade the graphics card on a laptop. Could I get some feedback on if, how, and what with I can upgrade the laptop with?
If all specs are needed, you can ask and I'll try to find them online since my model is just stock.
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Anonymous2005-12-19 11:36
No. Laptops invariably have the graphics "card" integrated into the motherboard's chipset. There is little you can upgrade on a laptop beyond the hard disk, memory, and in some cases the optical drive.
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Anonymous2005-12-21 10:24
I've seen some Dells with upgradable graphics cards. It is rare, but it does happen occasionally.
Also, in addition to #2's list, having a MiniPCI slot is also quite common. This usually allows upgrading your wireless/LAN without using a PCMCIA card.
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Anonymous2005-12-21 19:48
>>3
Yes. But in that case it is written on the box with BIG letters and laptop also costs twice more.