Can I change the graphics card of the laptop Mine is an ASUS K55D A8 processor

Hello, dear ASUS users.

Your graphics card is encapsulated on the motherboard and cannot be replaced with another graphics card.

Hello, the hardware of the notebook is not easy to upgrade. There are very few notebooks to change graphics cards and CPUs, adding memory modules is a way to solve slow operation, it is easy to achieve, but changing CPUs, they are not like desktops, as long as the motherboard is compatible, you can change it if you want to, so the desktop is also called a compatible machine, the cup and graphics card of the notebook are specific models, especially the graphics card, the possibility of changing is not large, many graphics cards are integrated graphics cards, or independent graphics cards soldered on the motherboard, these are not exchangeable, there is a modular independent graphics card, there may be more advanced graphics card modules can be replaced, However, there is no standard for interface and shape, and it can only be seen whether the notebook manufacturer has launched a replaceable module! If you need to change it, you have to go to a special maintenance point to ask, I think if you can change it, it should cost a lot of money, if the computer can still be used, it is recommended not to use the two main hardware.

Yes, the additional graphics card is better than some of the originals, but you should pay attention to the configuration requirements of the computer.

If it is a discrete graphics card, you can only add one more piece if you integrate the graphics card.

The laptop graphics card can't be replaced, and the ones who said it could be replaced are really talking nonsense.

The notebook can't be replaced.,The above bits are.。。

If you have money, you can change anything, but you can't even change your computer together.

The notebook graphics card cannot be replaced, the model is not the same, the graphics card core is not the same, the replacement is also the same graphics card, like the NV graphics card, the blurred screen, the black screen can be replaced with the upgraded graphics card of 2010, but the same model.

Yours can't be replaced. CPU because your motherboard is too old. There is no suitable CPU right now. You can't change the graphics card because the graphics card of the notebook is soldered to the motherboard, so you can't change it.

The CPU can be upgraded, but the graphics card cannot.

No, because your motherboard doesn't support it.

1,It can't be replaced,That's because,The graphics card is soldered and can't be replaced.,The CPU is a better U supported by its motherboard.。

2, specifically this notebook ASUS A8JR is antique-level, launched in 2007, the configuration was okay at the time, and the CPU is Intel Core2 Duo T5600

The motherboard is 945m

The graphics card is ATI Mobility Radeon X2300

Among the laptop CPUs that the 945 old motherboard can support, the T5600 is not bad; And the graphics card is soldered, replacing the graphics card is laborious, requires professional technical workers and tools, and the cost is much greater than the current value of the notebook, so it is meaningless.

3. The vast majority of notebooks cannot replace the graphics card, and some notebooks can replace the CPU, so if there is an upgrade need before buying a notebook, you need to check whether it supports it in detail.

What graphics card did you change?。。。 Just change the computer... It's estimated that it's quite expensive to change the graphics card...

It can be replaced, but it needs to be welded by a professional.

Take win7 system, integrated graphics card + ATI graphics card as an example, set up the steps to switch between integrated graphics and independent graphics:

Right-click on the blank space of the computer desktop and select "Configure Interchangeable Graphics Card" or select the settings in the graphics card properties. To draw inferences, just go to the graphics card swap settings options screen.

Click "Configure Swappable Graphics Card", and select the graphics processing unit: high-performance GPU in the toggle graphics card settings on the pop-up interface. Click the "Apply" button below and you're good to go. This setting has already been switched to the discrete graphics card.

After setting it, open it again and you will find that the currently active graphics processing unit is: high-performance GPU.

If you play a game, watch a movie, need to work, or use the built-in battery of your laptop to save power, you can switch back to the integrated graphics card and select "Power Saving GPU".

Right-click, click on the preset in the vison option, and adjust it to the game.

This machine graphics card is indeed better than the 610, but the processor is slightly worse, so don't think about anything if you buy it.

Mine too, yes, I played CF to change the graphics card to high performance, and the CF is all performance-oriented, so it's better! Mine bought a 4050 with a ticket, and I just bought it.

.Are you sure it's a graphics card issue? My friend's K55D is a bit of a card when he plays 3D!

Hello! Replacement is not supported.

You can try reinstalling the system. The system recommendation is Windows 7 64-bit system, and the system version is pure installation version. After installation, use the official website driver to install the driver.

Notebook ah,Can't upgrade it.,Even if you can change it in case.,Because it's AMD's U,There's not much point in upgrading.。 Make do with it.,I really don't feel good.,Change the book of Intel's mid-to-high-end CPU.。

In principle, it is possible, but the issue of heat dissipation is the biggest concern.

Considering that the performance is still limited after upgrading, it is not recommended to toss.

Although this machine can be upgraded, it doesn't mean much, CPU computing is not AMD's strong point, and that's what you upgrade.

No problem**Buy an A10 5750M memory with high-frequency memory (the motherboard should support) group dual-channel, the integrated display performance can be maximized.

In addition to considering that the CPU to be upgraded meets the requirements of the motherboard, such as: socket type, core code, bus frequency, core voltage and other technical factors, you also need to consider factors such as heat dissipation, motherboard BIOS, etc. The CPU can only be upgraded if all the requirements are met, but the performance gain is very limited.

Is it just you who uses the network cable, if not, change the system? I'm also very stuck, I can't beat at school, and I abuse others at home 4m.

Hello, you can replace the following computer systems appropriately, or consult telecommunications related personnel.

Look at what server you're on.