What kind of graphics card does Lenovo K6000 change?

Since money is not a problem,Then change Litai's 7600GT has appeared AGP interface,The quality of Litai naturally doesn't need to be talked about,7600 or more,Your U is already very difficult to bring,If you play games N card is the first choice,If you ** or something,Or buy a card。 However, it is highly recommended to upgrade the memory to 512 or more after changing the graphics card, otherwise the performance improvement is not as obvious as the expansion of the memory. Although the 7300 is cheap, but the performance is not complimentary, so it is better to buy it.

According to the interface, you can basically buy cards with AGP ports on the market - low-end: ATI X550 and NV 6600 series, mid-end: ATIx800 X1300 and NV6800 7300 series, high-end:

ATIX1600 1800 and NV7600, 7800 series.

Judging from your requirements, it is better to buy NV7300, there should be an AGP port in the world.

It's not good to be domineering on the graphics card.,To be domineering as a whole.,I want to know if you want this graphics card just to play games.,Yes, the GTX6 series is easy to get.,Recommended GTX650 Good performance,Stable, power-saving and environmental protection,

The GK110 is undoubtedly the most powerful GPU core on the planet, but both the desktop GeForce GTX Titan and the high-performance computing Tesla K20 K20X only have 2,688 stream processors (and 224 texture units) turned on, and the remaining set of 192 stream processors (and 16 texture units) has always been hidden behind the scenes.

Today, NVIDIA officially released the new flagship graphics workstation graphics card "Quadro K6000", which finally let the GK110 core exert its full strength, 2880 stream processors, 240 texture units are all unveiled! (Of course, there are still 48 ROP units).

The core frequency of the Quadro K6000 is also not low, reaching 900MHz (GTX Titan 837-876MHz Tesla K20X 732MHz), and the single-precision floating-point performance is high, which is more than 30 percent higher than the previous strongest Tesla K20X. Double performance is not announced, but it should be.

The video memory is still 384-bit GDDR5, the equivalent frequency is 6GHz like the GTX Titan, and the bandwidth is 288GB s, but the capacity is doubled to 12GB (Tesla K20X). The output interface is equipped with DVI-I, DVI-D, DisplayPort 2, and supports up to four screen outputs.

The card features a redesigned turbo radiator, but the casing is made of plastic instead of the GTX Titan.

The most surprising thing is that the maximum power consumption is controlled at 225W under such high specifications, and only two six-pin auxiliary power supplies are required. You must know that the GTX Titan, which has incomplete specifications, lower frequency, and less video memory, has also reached 250W, which requires 6+8 pins of power supply.

CPU is too low.

The memory is also small. An overall upgrade is recommended.

Change the CPU to an E6500

50 yuan. Memory 2G DDR3 1333

The graphics card depends on the price point you accept.

It is recommended not to upgrade now, it is useless to buy a low-end graphics card, and you will have to change it when the time comes.

There are two cases:

Under normal circumstances, from the perspective of saving space and reducing power consumption, even the independent display is soldered to the motherboard, in which case it cannot be replaced.

For some high-end notebooks, the graphics card uses the MXM interface, in which case, it can be replaced.

As for which one it belongs to, it will be explained in the notebook manual, or it can also be found on the Internet according to the model.

Thank you Lenovo for your sincere service!!

The discrete graphics card of a laptop is not installed in the same way as the graphics card of a desktop, the former is soldered to the motherboard by BGA, and the latter is inserted into the slot. Therefore, the discrete graphics card of the laptop can be replaced, unless you can replace the original discrete chip and solder another discrete chip that is compatible with your motherboard.

Notebook independent graphics cards are directly supplied to notebook manufacturers by graphics card manufacturers, and the motherboard designed by the notebook manufacturer is soldered on it, and if you want to replace it, you have to replace the motherboard of a higher independent graphics machine of the same large model (same mold).

Absolutely. If it's not broken, give up.

Even if you change it, it doesn't have much to improve after all, after all, other hardware can't keep up.

What do you mean?

It's to say what the original graphics card is.

Or do you want to change to the same graphics card?

Or do you want to switch to a new generation graphics card?

If it's the latter.

That's probably unlikely.

Because a laptop is not a desktop after all.

The individual parts of the desktop can be removed individually.

There are separate manufacturers.

But the notebook is assembled before it leaves the factory.

This is almost impossible.

And there's a little bit involved.

It's that you want to change the graphics card.

In other words, your current graphics card is obsolete.

The problem is that the motherboard of your machine is also the previous one.

Now, the new model of the graphics card may not necessarily match your motherboard.

So the feasibility is not high.

If you are financially possible.

Let's just get a new computer.

The current Lenovo Y471 is pretty good.

The graphics cards are all 2G.

** is more than 4000.

If you get to New Year's Day.

There are also discounts in the big malls.

I don't know if you can trade in the old for the new.

It's still a good deal if you can.

It may be in the early 4000s.

Professional graphics cards certainly do.

Hello, the notebook discrete graphics card is generally soldered to the motherboard, and the integrated graphics card is integrated into the CPU, so it cannot be replaced or upgraded, and when playing games, you can reduce the special effects and close the programs that are not running to improve the operation of the machine.

It can't be replaced, Zhaoyang E47A's AMD HD 6370M is welded on, even if it is replaced, it can only be replaced with the same.

Notebook graphics cards are generally non-upgradeable, not the same as desktops, and the Zhaoyang series are business machines, for stability.

It will not use a high-performance graphics card, which in itself is a series of games that do not play games. After playing the game, buy the Lenovo Y series, the graphics card is high.

The graphics card of the notebook is not easy to find, and the Zhaoyang series belongs to the low-end of Lenovo, and the overall performance improvement is limited simply by changing the graphics card.

The graphics card is soldered directly to the motherboard and cannot be replaced.

amd radeon hd 6370m

The video memory capacity is 512MB

Memory type DDR3

The memory bit width is 64 bits

Number of stream processors: 80

directx11

Integrated graphics, non-replaceable.

As long as it's a notebook, you can't, and the graphics card of the notebook is soldered. The comparison can only be replaced with a hard drive, a memory module, and a display.

1. I hope it can help you and wish you a happy life.

H61 motherboard, it is estimated that your CPU was also i3 at the time, the CPU performance is not too high, and the graphics card does not need to be too good, otherwise it will be wasted. Get a GT630 or GT640, it's useless to bring another one.

Can you send a detailed configuration out? There is only a board, you can say this to the landlord, all graphics cards with PCI-E interface can be installed.

I can only give you good advice after looking at your overall configuration, and I will talk about it later after sending out the CPU and memory.