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‎05-19-2017 05:28 AM

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Product: hp envy 17 notebook

hi i have hp envy 17 notebook 7 generation  i7 16 ram and 2 graphic ( intel and and nividea 920m ) i wanna uprgrade my graphic card to a gtx one . is it possible ? i think there is an hp envy modele that has 960gtx  can i play a gtx 960 in my laptop ?

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‎05-19-2017 05:36 AM

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There is no separate "card"; the graphics is part of the motherboard. You can swap in a motherboard with a stronger graphics card (maybe) but I am thinking you are way underestimating the expense of such a thing. And which motherboard you could swap in depends on your specific model which you have not provided. 

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