My laptop is HP Probook 450 G5, which also has an NVIDIA GeForce 930MX, that I'd also like to use in the desktop build. Is it possible in any way?
Then any way to implement the whole motherboard on some compatible casing?No.
That CPU is a BGA mount...surface mounted to the motherboard.
https://ark.intel.com/content/www/u...-8250u-processor-6m-cache-up-to-3-40-ghz.html
There is no "compatible case". This would be a whole DIY thing, resulting in exactly the same performance you have now.Then any way to implement the whole motherboard on some compatible casing?
No no, you're misinterpreting. I don't want increased performance, I want the exact same performance! Actually my laptop display is already broken internally, so instead of getting it replaced, i wanted to get rather a cheap external monitor & turn it into a fully functional desktop. As for selling it, I think I'll have a hard time doing that especially considering its current situation. No one would like to have a half-broken laptop, at least not for a good price.There is no "compatible case". This would be a whole DIY thing, resulting in exactly the same performance you have now.
With the added difficulty of not having the laptop screen.
Sell the laptop, and use those funds as the basis for a desktop.
As said, you'd have to DIY up some sort of a case. There is nothing off the shelf for this.No no, you're misinterpreting. I don't want increased performance, I want the exact same performance! Actually my laptop display is already broken internally, so instead of getting it replaced, i wanted to get rather a cheap external monitor & turn it into a fully functional desktop. As for selling it, I think I'll have a hard time doing that especially considering its current situation. No one would like to have a half-broken laptop, at least not for a good price.