Would I be able to change my graphics card?
So I'm currently using a laptop (Acer) with a dedicated video card which is Nvidia GT 630m. I'd like to know if it's possible for me to switch it with a Nvidia GTX 660 Ti.
August 19, 2012
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[quote=BasedNick]So I'm currently using a laptop (Acer) with a dedicated video card which is Nvidia GT 630m. I'd like to know if it's possible for me to switch it with a Nvidia GTX 660 Ti.[/quote]No- the "video card" circuits are soldered onto the motherboard and can't be changed.
When you hear about somebody upgrading their video card they're talking about a desktop computer.
A GTX 660M would definitely work on your Acer laptop. I don't see why not.
It's rare that the GPU is on an expansion slot.
No, you can't.
@BadgerDontCare yeah that's what I meant lol, my bad. Would it work though? On my Acer laptop?
If you want a 660, you need to get a GTX 660M, for laptops and notebooks. You can't use a desktop graphics card in a laptop.
@dragon2923 Where would I find an answer? Lol.
you could have searched on GOOGLE.