looking to buy external gpu and wanting to know if my pc compatible

[robbiewoodse]

hi i am looking to buy an external gpu and am wanting to know if i am able to use and any recommended graphics cards to buy at a reasonable price am not looking to conquer the world just wanting to run a wider range of games and most i have looked at say everything on the computer is fine with exception of gpu

[WAWood]

@robbiewoodse 

An All-in-One is basically an oversized laptop paired with an external keyboard and mouse. Like a laptop, it does not have graphics "cards" that can be replaced; instead, it has integrated graphics in which the chip is soldered to the system board and is not removable.

As to external GPU, my guess would be no -- as the All-in-Ones are intended to be desktop office PCs, not gaming boxes.

[Grzwacz]

Hi,

To add to @WAWood response; you would need Thunderbolt 3.0 motherboard support to use an external graphics card.

I doubt your PC's motherboard supports this.

Regards

[robbiewoodse]

hi how would i find out if my motherboard supports?

[Prométhée]

Hello
Forget this idea.
For information there are some all in one models where it is possible to replace the graphics card, only these are specific cards, not always easy to find, sometimes expensive, and limited in choice
An example :

now for an external card
That's not all, if you want something worthwhile, you need a special box, with additional power supply, and a graphics card, and you need to connect another screen!
here is an example, (I do not take into account if it is compatible)

https://support.hp.com/fr-fr/product/omen-by-hp-ga1-1000-accelerator-shell/15776606/document/c056579...

https://support.hp.com/fr-fr/product/omen-by-hp-ga1-1000-accelerator-shell/15776606/product-info

the whole can become quite expensive, it would be more profitable for you to acquire a pc gamer