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08-21-2015 07:35 PM
I have lots of questions involving my laptop and i hope you will be able to answer them all
1- if i replace my processor will be able to replace my integerated intel hd 5500 caz some ppl say its attached to the cpu?
2- can i replace my laptop's motherboard?
3-if i can't change my integerated intel graphics card will i be able to add another didicated one and keep the intel card?
that's all for now i hope i hear from you sooner
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08-22-2015 05:40 AM
On the x360, the processor and motherboard are manufactured as a single piece meaning the processor is soldered to the motherboard so the only way to have a different processor is by having a different motherboard.
All versions of the motherboard use the Intel HD graphics and there is no means or method to add any kind of a video "card". Not clear on where you thought a "card" would go as compact and skinny as the x360 is.
You have no upgrade path in any event: you are already king of the hill with the best and fastest processor/motherboard offered (i7-5500U) so upgrading is not in the cards, so to speak.
What problem are you having that drives the desire to upgrade? The x360 is an excellent machine for anything but gaming so if you want to game you need to look into something like the HP Omen.
if this is "the Answer" please click "Accept as Solution" to help others find it.
08-22-2015 05:40 AM
On the x360, the processor and motherboard are manufactured as a single piece meaning the processor is soldered to the motherboard so the only way to have a different processor is by having a different motherboard.
All versions of the motherboard use the Intel HD graphics and there is no means or method to add any kind of a video "card". Not clear on where you thought a "card" would go as compact and skinny as the x360 is.
You have no upgrade path in any event: you are already king of the hill with the best and fastest processor/motherboard offered (i7-5500U) so upgrading is not in the cards, so to speak.
What problem are you having that drives the desire to upgrade? The x360 is an excellent machine for anything but gaming so if you want to game you need to look into something like the HP Omen.
if this is "the Answer" please click "Accept as Solution" to help others find it.
08-22-2015 03:48 PM
thanks for your reply its an exellent machine like you said it had everything i wanted in a laptop except the vram thats why i wanted to upgrade not buy a new laptop so is replacing the motherboard possible? does have to be from hp or is any motherboard compatible with laptop good enough? i can't afford a gaming laptop like hp omen they are very expensive
i hope i don't bother you with my silly questions its just im not very good with pc's/laptops and i hoped you would help me bc apparently your the expert
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