Can my motherboard expand the graphics card, and can my laptop graphics card be expanded?

Upstairs said the wrong thing. The graphics card interface of this motherboard is AGP 8x, not 4x.

The recommended AGP card is also not the FX5200. It's too weak in itself, not to mention the entry-level version of the gforce5 series, and the second-hand 5200 is a mixed bag, because of the copycat cardo. The best price-performance ratio of the AGP 8X platform is the mid-range of Gforce6, 6600GT, which is fully supported, and it is still good to run most games.

Second-hand **, a first-line brand, generally 200 meters in good condition. Buy a second-hand card, especially if you are not an old bird, it is recommended not to buy the lowest price. The condition is new, the first-line brand, and there is a certain guarantee.

It is also possible to buy the 9600xt of the ATI. Yes, no, it's okay. There are two types of video memory capacity: 128MB and 256MB, ** There are also two corresponding levels, 130 or 160 approx.

The strongest AGP platform is the Ati X1600, followed by the NVIDIA 6800GT, but neither is recommended. The performance of the former, the boss and you, can't be moved, and the second-hand ** is too high; The latter is too much to renovate and use the eunuch version of the 6800le to brush the ROM that an old bird like me would not dare to buy it. Therefore, 6600GT or 9600XT is the best price-performance ratio.

Performance: Sequentially, N 6600GT ATI 9600xt N FX5700A 9550 N FX5200.

I'll give you a little bit more, and you might be able to use it. The motherboard is DDR400 memory, but it does not support dual-channel (it's also convenient, so if you want to expand the memory, you can buy a 512 or 1G directly, and you don't need to consider that the original capacity must be the same).

A discrete graphics card that can use the AGP interface.

1. Check the description of the notebook to see if it supports a discrete graphics card. If so, what model of graphics card is supported.

2. Disassemble the laptop from the D board and check whether the motherboard has a slot reserved for a separate graphics card. If you have an uproar, you can expand, otherwise you can't.

3. Due to the different production time of notebooks, some old models do not support the expansion of independent graphics cards. However, with the advancement of technology, the improvement of pure guessing ability, and considering the game's demand for graphics card performance, most notebooks are currently reserved for the design of independent graphics cards that can be expanded. Even so, before upgrading your hardware, it's a good idea to find out if your laptop supports the required parameters.

1. First of all, open the computer case, and use a tool to remove a card strip on the side of the case and the power supply, so that the graphics card can be exposed and connected to the monitor.

2. The side of the computer motherboard on the chassis is grounded and flat, gently insert the graphics card into the motherboard by hand, pay attention, plug it in backwards and can't plug it in, pay attention to the position of the card slot of the graphics card. Secure the graphics card to the computer case with a screwdriver.

3. Then the computer is turned on, and the computer will find new hardware, and at first it will look it up by itself. If the computer does not follow the instructions, it will indicate that the new hardware is unusable. In this case, you need to surf the Internet yourself or use an existing graphics card to drive the disc installation.

4. After installing the discrete graphics card, you also need to install the discrete graphics card driver, provided that you know the model of the graphics card.

5. After the installation of the discrete graphics card and the discrete graphics card driver is completed, restart the computer.

The first step is to power off the motherboard, open the case to find the PCI-E X16 interface (graphics card slot), if there is a buckle on the side of the card slot, it is recommended to open it, and then plug the graphics card on, the interface with the external power supply should be connected to the power supply, connect the graphics card to the monitor, and restart the graphics card driver after connecting.

1- The 'onboard graphics card' that comes with the motherboard is integrated with the motherboard and cannot be removed.

2-In fact, as long as there is a discrete graphics card interface in the motherboard, it can be used with a discrete graphics card with the same interface.

3- Enable the discrete graphics card: plug in the discrete graphics card and use it directly, regardless of the onboard graphics card, the motherboard will give priority to enabling the discrete graphics card after plugging in the discrete graphics card, and at the same time shield the onboard graphics card.

If you want the motherboard to have a discrete graphics card slot, you can buy a discrete graphics card and install it.

1. This motherboard can be used for current graphics cards.

2. However, this motherboard is on the FM1 platform, and the best processors that can be supported are Athlon II X4 651K and A8-3870K, but the performance is not as good as the current lowest-end Celeron G4900.

3. It is not recommended to match too expensive graphics cards, at most GTX750TI.