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‎06-10-2014 03:35 PM

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Hello I was wondering if there is any pci slot or mxm slot on my hp pavilion dv6-3231n, I would like to know because I really do want to run a certain game and a program but the intel HD graphics card isn't strong enough to run it well. 

 

Or if there even any other way i can install a graphics card please let me know

-thank you

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‎06-10-2014 04:57 PM

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No sorry. The video is soldered to the motherboard and there is no slot or place to put anything different. You could theoretically get a motherboard from the dv6-3000 series that had nVidia graphics but the cost is not a good investment. Perhaps $400 or more with labor. And that graphics is now dated and maybe will not help play the game you want to run. 

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‎06-10-2014 04:57 PM

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No sorry. The video is soldered to the motherboard and there is no slot or place to put anything different. You could theoretically get a motherboard from the dv6-3000 series that had nVidia graphics but the cost is not a good investment. Perhaps $400 or more with labor. And that graphics is now dated and maybe will not help play the game you want to run. 

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