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10-14-2020 02:17 PM
Hi everyone.
Initially, I did not set myself the goal of playing demanding games. But I can't resist before COD WarZone, and there I need 4GB of video memory.
Help me how to upgrade (replace) my GeForce 930MX 2Gb videocard to a similar one with 4GB of videomemory.
Who knows, indicate the exact model of the desired.
Laptop HP ProBook 470 G4 (2HG48ES)
10-14-2020 02:29 PM
You have to buy new System board which unfortunately N/A because the series only supports Nvidia GeForce 930MX with 2 GB dedicated video memory with 3 options
- Intel Core i7-7500U processor; 2-GB discrete graphics memory part # 907715-xxx
- Intel Core i5-7200U processor; 2-GB discrete graphics memory part # 907714-xxx
- Intel Core i3-7100U processor; 2-GB discrete graphics memory part # 907713-xxx
xxx = 001: Non-Windows operating systems
xxx = 601: Windows 10 operating system
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10-14-2020 03:06 PM
Sorry, no overclocking available in BIOS for nearly all HP consumer machines. HP 470 G4 is a series of many different models/products therefore I can't comment you your machine.
In general, you can upgrade to 32GB of RAM and use SATA SSD drive which is faster the mechanical HDD.
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10-14-2020 03:21 PM
@Banhien
This is the first time when I read that the increase in RAM and the speed of the hard drive compensates for the lack of video memory.
Do you have this practice?
Apparently, for COD WarZone, it is the amount of video memory that I lack.
10-14-2020 03:32 PM
@Serg_Br wrote:.... Do you have this practice?
I don't know what you mean. People upgrading RAM and storage every day.
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10-14-2020 03:44 PM
I mean the following:
COD WarZone is an online game. It starts up quite quickly (enough RAM), the card also does not load for a long time (the work of the hard drive is also without delays), and it slows down during the game when there is a lot of 3D graphics on the screen.
Here's what I had in mind in my question: did you have a practice when increasing the RAM and increasing the speed of the hard drive, there was a significant increase in the work of the graphics process?
10-14-2020 03:49 PM
The main problem with your machine is video card therefore upgrading RAM or faster storage may not help specially online games.
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