Incorrect, most "Gaming" laptops DO have a replaceable GPU. The problem generally is you can't just go to the store or Amazon or Newegg for that matter and just buy one. But to your point almost everything non-gaming won't have a replaceable GPU. We really do need to know the model though. Based on the description so far I put the chances low.Hello, In almost all laptops excluding very high end gaming laptops and some (very few) normal laptops, the gpu is soldered to the motherboard and it is not possible to change the gpu. Can you please post the model of your laptop so I can see if it is one of the laptops with a switchable gpu.
I can't give you it's pic but it's an hp laptop.Hello, In almost all laptops excluding very high end gaming laptops and some (very few) normal laptops, the gpu is soldered to the motherboard and it is not possible to change the gpu. Can you please post the model of your laptop so I can see if it is one of the laptops with a switchable gpu.
That doesn't help us at all.I can't give you it's pic but it's an hp laptop.
Do you mean like HP Laptop 14s-dk0xxx?That doesn't help us at all.
We need the exact model number. Without that we can't look anything up.
THAT is helpful. That Laptop only has its built in GPU you cannot change or remove/replace it.Do you mean like HP Laptop 14s-dk0xxx?
It does not. And there is nothing easy about having to carry around an EXP GDC, a PSU, and a GPU to be able to use your laptop. I like to call that device an easy way to waste money and make your games still run poorly, while simultaneously making your laptop nearly useless as a laptop.If it has expresscard slot then exp gdc Is 35€ and installation way easier no need To take it apart. If theres no express slot you need To remove WiFi card
Some manufactors also Block other than supported WiFi card so you might need To flash modded bios depending on the motherboard
EDIT: you where right i was reading another thread where OP had expresscard slot, and this is ryzen cpu , sorryIt does not. And there is nothing easy about having to carry around an EXP GDC, a PSU, and a GPU to be able to use your laptop. I like to call that device an easy way to waste money and make your games still run poorly, while simultaneously making your laptop nearly useless as a laptop.
I don't think he understood that at all, he said he was looking to replace his laptop's GPU, and asking if its impossible.I think he already understood the laptop he loses the portability if he buy something like this. And i agree its no worth if there is no express slot. Maybe if it had i5 or i7 processor , but its not upgradable
EDIT: did this thread have full specs earlier i remember it said i3 on the topic? Might of been other thread too