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‎08-15-2019 05:41 PM - edited ‎08-15-2019 08:37 PM

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Product: HP Notebook - 14-bp100nx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I've seen videos of people installing External GPUs on their laptops and I was wondering if I could also do it too. Will it be possible to do it on my HP Notebook 14-bp100nx? And if possible, I would also like to use the laptop's screen. And what would be the best GPU should I use? Sorry for my english. THANKS!

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‎08-16-2019 12:15 AM

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@MigzSenpai 

 

The specs of your machine is

 

   https://support.hp.com/au-en/document/c05757865

 

It does NOT have any ports which are fast enough for an eGPU. You can't replace AMD Radeon™ 530 Graphics (2 GB DDR3 dedicated) because it is soldered to the system board.

 

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‎08-16-2019 12:30 AM

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@Banhien

I'm not quite sure about this, but I've seen people removing their WiFi Card then they connect the eGPU to that slot or something. How about that? Is that possible for mine?

 

Anyways, thank you for your answer! And sorry for my english.

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‎08-16-2019 12:32 AM

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I'm not quite sure about this, but I've seen people removing their WiFi Card then they connect the eGPU to that slot or something. How about that? Is that possible for mine?

 

Anyways, thank you for your answer! And sorry for my english.

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‎08-16-2019 12:47 AM

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@MigzSenpai wrote:

I'm not quite sure about this, but I've seen people removing their WiFi Card then they connect the eGPU to that slot or something....

@MigzSenpai 

 

Do you have any document/link which shows the Wifi card slot works with eGPU ?

 

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‎08-16-2019 12:57 AM

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I've found this video where he removes the WLAN Card then connects the eGPU cable. I don't mind removing my WLAN Card. Will it be possible with mine?

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‎08-16-2019 01:02 AM

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@MigzSenpai 

 

If you believed that worked with an eGPU which is better than your existing GPU then go ahead.

 

Good luck.

 

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