I have a laptop hp dv2025nr, and i would like to know if it is possible to change the video card... I also want to know if the computer will play game(like world of warcraft) faster if i add more memory.
My current settings are:
HDD: 100GB
Memory:1G
Processor: AMD Turion 64x2 (1.6ghz
Video card: Geforce 6150
Thx for your help.|||the nvidia GeForce 6150 is a shared memory series meaning its soldered onto your mother board. You can't change it out but you can change your bios settings to allow more of your RAM to be allocated towards gaming. If you're running Vista, turn aero off. That may help but even in the HP dv9000 series with the same card but 559mb it's still not all that great in 3D gaming. If you can afford it I say upgrade to a laptop with a dedicated graphics card.|||Most laptops have Video onboard
you have to replace the Motherboard to get new
video device
no room for slot standard replacement isnt an option|||Does the manual say if it uses shared memory?
If it uses shared memory or if it's intergrated?
If any of those two, no you can not upgrade.
If it is a stand alone video card, you should be able to remove it to upgrade it....|||It's possible but you probably have to be a professional. Laptop cases are so chock-full you can barely open it and put it back together again if you don't work in the factory. Besides, I think it's against the warranty.
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