I have had this laptop for a while and I was wondering if I could upgrade the video card and if I can do that, where can I buy these video cards. Its a KAW60 L02 Motherboard|||You cant upgrade the video card because your laptop DOESNT have a card period. You want to upgrade the graphics, you buy a new laptop.|||Sorry to say you can't just upgrade the video card on a laptop. The video card is part of the mother board and soldered onto the board so it is not designed to be changed. The only way you could upgrade it is if they sell a motherboard that was designed for that system that has a better Video card integrated on the board and will allow you to change out the CPU.|||Sorry that you are out of luck bec the choice for video cards on Notebook PCs (we have 3 Dells incl Inspiron E1505/6400 with ATI 256 video adapter) comes at time of purchase bec each has specific Motherboard configuration that engineers design to meet required specs. FYI some higher end Dell Notebook PCs will even be designed with single DIMM memory banks in 2 different locations (incl one under the keyboard). Finally on Notebook PCs, there is not a wide choice of video adapters like Desktop PCs and one has to stick with the few video adapter choices offered specifically by Dell or that Notebook PC manufacturer...
Hope the Above Info answers your question!|||if its an intergrated CPu like mine, i was able to replace the cpu which improves performance it really depends on what cpu you have i just recently upgraded my intel celeron m @ 2.0ghz to an Intel Celeron M @ 2.2Ghz and it works great! get a free program called cpu-z (google it) it tells you your specs so anyway lets say you have the same cpu as me, intel celeron M just google your cpu just make sure if you find one you want to buy make sure it has a higher GHZ but as for the motherboard no you cannot change it sorry....
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