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‎06-28-2020 06:05 AM

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Product: Sgh103s8b2
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Can I install multiple graphics card in my laptop? Is my graphics card upgradeable? If yes, then to what extent? Idk what but games are laggy in my lapy, please help.

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‎06-28-2020 07:42 AM

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@Rajwani 

Basically, no.  Laptops use graphics chips soldered to the system board and do not use removable "cards".



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‎06-28-2020 07:51 AM

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CPUs are soldered in MB as well, but I'm able to upgrade it(to a extent ofc's) That's why I'm asking if I can upgrade my graphics card. If not, am I having any empty slot to insert another one?

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‎06-28-2020 08:02 AM

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@Rajwani 

Desktops have slots; laptops do not.  So there would not be any empty slots to hold any cards.



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