Question Can I upgrade my All-in-One pc?

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VinzzzGaming

May 22, 2023
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So I have a all-in-one pc but its pretty old, I have never upgraded a pc before and wanted to do it. Because my graphics card is kinda bad and my cpu actually aswell.
So my question is: can I upgrade my all-in-one pc? right now im having a Intel Core 7700T with a Nvidia geforce gtx 950M in it.
And if I can upgrade my all-in-one pc, what graphics card should I add to it?

Pc: hp envy 34 all-in-one curved b000nd

Hopefully I can upgrade it. Bye
 
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Thank you guys for the quick reply, thats unfortunate that I cant upgrade the gpu. But I have 1 question left, should I upgrade the cpu or is the cpu gonna be too OP for the gpu?
 
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Envy 34-A definitely appears to have soldered-on GPU, but 34-B like yours is supposed to have a weird M.2 attached removable graphics card over the CMOS battery:
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Normally in a situation like this you can swap graphics cards, but they have to be from other 34-B systems as BIOS support is required (as usually the vBIOS is embedded in the system BIOS). That would make such cards rare, expensive, and probably not much newer or faster than yours would be available.
 
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USAFRet said:
hmm.....1TB and an AIO that old.
Likely it is a spinning HDD.

A 1 or 2TB SATA III SSD would be a drop in replacement, and speed things up.

But.....how much longer are you going to keep this thing?
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I dont have that big of a budget, I am saving more money to buy a better one but I just wanted to just upgrade it lol. So should I upgrade it or not
 
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BFG-9000 said:
Envy 34-A definitely appears to have soldered-on GPU, but 34-B like yours is supposed to have a weird M.2 attached removable graphics card over the CMOS battery:
c05363612.jpg

Normally in a situation like this you can swap graphics cards, but they have to be from other 34-B systems as BIOS support is required (as usually the vBIOS is embedded in the system BIOS). That would make such cards rare, expensive, and probably not much newer or faster than yours would be available.
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I am pretty bad with pc' s, what u mean lol
 
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