Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Looking to upgrade video card from Geforce7300. I have a micro case and need good ventilation. Suggestions?
I have an Nvidia Geforce 7300, 256mb etc. I'm looking to upgrade it so I can dual-client some older games without lag. My computer is small, I have a micro case, so it *needs* to be well ventilated and not huge. Any suggestions?|||need to use a case fan if possible
I have a Gm5474 and want to upgrade video card?
I wanted the EVGA GeForce 9600 GT Video Card or the Radeon HD 4830 Video Card but I dont know if my computer has the power supply to accompany those video cards. Which is better for gaming and what is a molex 6 pin and where doe all of that go?
I have a Amd Athlon 64x2 6000+
Nvidia 8500GT
3 Giggs of Ram and 500gbHD
400 Watt Power Supply|||You have to tell us how much money you're willing to spend on it.
A 6-pin molex connector is a cable, usually coming from your power supply that feeds your graphics card (don't worry, it is very distinguishable ). If your power supply doesn't have any, you can buy a 4-pin to 6-pin molex adapter.
400 watts are enough for those video cards and between these two I would certainly suggest the HD4830.
I have a Amd Athlon 64x2 6000+
Nvidia 8500GT
3 Giggs of Ram and 500gbHD
400 Watt Power Supply|||You have to tell us how much money you're willing to spend on it.
A 6-pin molex connector is a cable, usually coming from your power supply that feeds your graphics card (don't worry, it is very distinguishable ). If your power supply doesn't have any, you can buy a 4-pin to 6-pin molex adapter.
400 watts are enough for those video cards and between these two I would certainly suggest the HD4830.
Get more ram or upgrade video card..?
Well recently ive been getting into gaming again. And currently im playing TF2 and Garrys mod...but when theres alot happening in the screen my fps goes down.... My current video card is a ATI RADEON x800 pro 256mb...and my ram right now is 2g...should i ad a gig of ram or get a bttr graphics card|||It's your graphics card...it's being overworked. Try the radeon x1950.|||2GB of system RAM is plenty. There are two things that you want to be fast for a gaming computer: the video card, and the processor, in that order. Just don't be surprised if you still get fairly low fps when there's alot of action on screen, with the faster video card-- it'll happen because your processor can't keep up.
How do you stop your on-board video card from working?
i got an on-board video card for my PC and i have another upgraded video card installed. The old video card should not be working by this time but when I installed a certain game, the game uses the old video card and results to system crash every time I play that game. Can someone help me with this problem please?|||You need to go into the bios or config for your pc and disable the onboard video.
I'd like to upgrade video card but psu doesn't have pci-e power wire?
I'm adding a pci-e 2.0 graphics card to my hp and I need to power the graphics card, is there a converter cord for another power wire to pci e for the gpu power?|||Most graphics card with PCIe power connector has an adapter that connects to 4-pin molex of power supply. However, most stock power supply of branded PCs are not powerful enough for graphics cards that have PCIe power connector.
You would be better off with a graphics card that does not have a PCIe power connector. It is a lower wattage card.
If you are really keen on installing a powerful graphics card, you have to upgrade your PC's power supply.
You would be better off with a graphics card that does not have a PCIe power connector. It is a lower wattage card.
If you are really keen on installing a powerful graphics card, you have to upgrade your PC's power supply.
Upgrade video card on my computer?
I have a Sony Vaio VGN-NS210E, and was wondering if I can upgrade the video card? I know that some Sony Vaio's are able to upgrade the video card but I don't know. The video card in it now is a Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family. Any help would be very much appreciated.|||Sorry..yours has an intregraded video chip and cannot be upgraded. Very few laptops, except the very expensive ones, have the option to install a non-intergrared video card.
Good Luck|||no, you can't. you can go for another upgradeable vga laptop.
Good Luck|||no, you can't. you can go for another upgradeable vga laptop.
Upgrading video card?
Is it possible to upgrade a video card on a laptop? Its a dedicated video card and not integrated so I don't know if its a permanent part of the motherboard or not.|||no. there are like a million of these questions every day|||Probably not possible|||Yes. Just look in your computer manual. There may be a special way to access the card, or you may need to take the computer into a store to have it installed.
Upgrading Video Card & PC Power Supply?
Greetings all.
I have a Dell Dimension 8400 PC - P4 3.0ghz and 3 GB RAM. It currently has a stock 350W power supply.
I am looking to purchase an EVGA GeForce 8800 GT Akimbo Superclocked video card (as listed here) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as… and I obviously need a new power supply as the card's minimum requirements are 400W.
I am considering this particular power supply unit:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as…
I know quite a bit about PC's, but power supplies are my weakness. I've never even replaced one to be honest.
Does that particular unit look like a good one to go with? If not, do you have any other recommendations?
Also, for major PC enthusiasts, any other advice about this planned upgrade would be most welcome. I can't afford to upgrade to a brand new PC just yet, but I figured this upgrade would go a long way in improving performance for newer games.
Thanks in advance!|||I actually used that power supply for a few hours, its pretty loud
you might want to check if your computer is in the ATX form factor, many dells use proprietary power supplies and connectors to the motherboard
I have a Dell Dimension 8400 PC - P4 3.0ghz and 3 GB RAM. It currently has a stock 350W power supply.
I am looking to purchase an EVGA GeForce 8800 GT Akimbo Superclocked video card (as listed here) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as… and I obviously need a new power supply as the card's minimum requirements are 400W.
I am considering this particular power supply unit:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as…
I know quite a bit about PC's, but power supplies are my weakness. I've never even replaced one to be honest.
Does that particular unit look like a good one to go with? If not, do you have any other recommendations?
Also, for major PC enthusiasts, any other advice about this planned upgrade would be most welcome. I can't afford to upgrade to a brand new PC just yet, but I figured this upgrade would go a long way in improving performance for newer games.
Thanks in advance!|||I actually used that power supply for a few hours, its pretty loud
you might want to check if your computer is in the ATX form factor, many dells use proprietary power supplies and connectors to the motherboard
Upgrading video card in Lenovo H210 Desktop?
Hi..I have a Lenovo H210 desktop computer ( I dont how to find the kind of card as I dont know where to look). I am looking to upgrade the video card as images stick and the comp crashes if I have multiple images up. Its about 3 years old and I use it solely for websurfing. Can I upgrade it and if so is there any particular card I should get?? I don't need a gaming card just a good quality vid card for the purposes I stated when I have multiple screens opened. Thanks..|||Something like this mid range card should be more than enough for your needs: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as…|||Since you don't need a SERIOUS card.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/…
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/…
The first is used for multimedia/minor gaming. The second can be used for multimedia too, but is better suited for modern games. You won't be able to play modern games on high with the cards, but that doesn't matter since you said you aren't a gamer. You don't have to get that brands (just my favorite), but just make sure you get Geforce 240, 9800, or 250. Anything above that (260, 460, etc) is when you are starting to get too the "serious:" gaming cards.
P.S. Make sure you look at the Power requirements. 240 needs around 300w and the 9800 needs 550w. It says 350w on the site, but on the box it says 550w. At least it did when I last seen one.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/…
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/…
The first is used for multimedia/minor gaming. The second can be used for multimedia too, but is better suited for modern games. You won't be able to play modern games on high with the cards, but that doesn't matter since you said you aren't a gamer. You don't have to get that brands (just my favorite), but just make sure you get Geforce 240, 9800, or 250. Anything above that (260, 460, etc) is when you are starting to get too the "serious:" gaming cards.
P.S. Make sure you look at the Power requirements. 240 needs around 300w and the 9800 needs 550w. It says 350w on the site, but on the box it says 550w. At least it did when I last seen one.
Upgrading Video Card on a 2004 Compaq Presario?
I have this old desktop computer that my family hasnt used for over a year , , It is a Compaq Presario SR1303WM.
Here are the product specs- http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/docum…
. . . And the motherboard is an ASUS A7V8X-LA (original mobo)
It's OS is Windows Vista Home Premium (upgraded OS from XP about 3 years ago) and the processor and gaming processor score was 1.0 (the windows vista rating system). . . The main reason i want to fix it up is so i could use that aero program
My question is. . . if i upgrade the video card at a price range around $60, what benefits will i expect to see, if any (performance-wise, not gaming)?|||graphics card upgrade for that pc in the $60.00 range is about right any more would be a waste something like 8500gt would improve performance by unloading the processor and would not grossly outperform the rest of your system|||This will run Aero interface perfectly, not break the bank and run games from 06 and below fairly well...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as…
Here are the product specs- http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/docum…
. . . And the motherboard is an ASUS A7V8X-LA (original mobo)
It's OS is Windows Vista Home Premium (upgraded OS from XP about 3 years ago) and the processor and gaming processor score was 1.0 (the windows vista rating system). . . The main reason i want to fix it up is so i could use that aero program
My question is. . . if i upgrade the video card at a price range around $60, what benefits will i expect to see, if any (performance-wise, not gaming)?|||graphics card upgrade for that pc in the $60.00 range is about right any more would be a waste something like 8500gt would improve performance by unloading the processor and would not grossly outperform the rest of your system|||This will run Aero interface perfectly, not break the bank and run games from 06 and below fairly well...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as…
Upgrading Video Card And Processor.?
Hello i was wondering what video card and processor would be compatible.
Right Know i have a 9600GT video card and a Intel Q6600 Quad-Core Processor.
I don't know what kind of MO-BO it has but obviously its compatible w/ the quad core and the 9600GT.
So i was wondering what your suggestions were on buying a new gpu and cpu, also please make
sure there compatible
Also its a Acer Aspire IDK if this helps.|||It's not going to be worth it to get a new CPU on that thing. You already have a quad and any significantly better quad core is going to cost way too much to be worth sticking it in a dead socket like 775. If you want a better CPU, you're going to need a new motherboard and probably some new RAM, too.
And being a crappy OEM, add a new power supply to that list.|||Any CPU that fits the LGA 775 socket will work just fine, the CPU does not dictate what GPU to use, only the PSU and type of interface whether it be PCI-E, PCI express x16, PCI Express 2.0 x16 or PCI Express 2.1 x16... etc..
Right Know i have a 9600GT video card and a Intel Q6600 Quad-Core Processor.
I don't know what kind of MO-BO it has but obviously its compatible w/ the quad core and the 9600GT.
So i was wondering what your suggestions were on buying a new gpu and cpu, also please make
sure there compatible
Also its a Acer Aspire IDK if this helps.|||It's not going to be worth it to get a new CPU on that thing. You already have a quad and any significantly better quad core is going to cost way too much to be worth sticking it in a dead socket like 775. If you want a better CPU, you're going to need a new motherboard and probably some new RAM, too.
And being a crappy OEM, add a new power supply to that list.|||Any CPU that fits the LGA 775 socket will work just fine, the CPU does not dictate what GPU to use, only the PSU and type of interface whether it be PCI-E, PCI express x16, PCI Express 2.0 x16 or PCI Express 2.1 x16... etc..
Monday, May 7, 2012
Upgraded video card, still Video Editing Lag?
I just got AMD Radeon HD 6670 video card and installed it hoping that when video editing on Adobe Priemere 8 the lagging would stop. I have my computer connected by hdmi from computer to 36" samsung tv. It seems to be lagging even more now which is annoying. My Computer Specifications are as follows
- Mother board is an asus P5L-MX..
- CPU is a Pentium D 3.00ghz
- Ram 3.37gb (4gb)
Do u think if i upgraded my processor that it would stop the lagging and make my computer speedy!?? PLEASE HELP|||Typically Upgradeable Laptop Parts
While laptops have a certain number of parts that are custom-made, there are some that aren't and which are usually upgradeable by the end-user. These parts include the hard drive and the RAM (Random Access Memory). Hard drives for laptops come in one standard size (2.5 inches), and you are usually able to access the hard drive on a laptop by removing a few screws on the bottom of the computer. Once the hard drive is removed, you can replace it with a larger one, reinstall your operating system and utilize the increase in size immediately. You can also replace the RAM in your laptop in a similar manner, though sometimes replacing the RAM requires that you remove the keyboard from the laptop to access it. Adding additional RAM can make your laptop run faster; though, beware of trying to install too much RAM in your laptop, as laptop motherboards can only handle a certain amount. This amount varies depending on the make and model of your computer. Check with your computer manufacturer before attempting to add more RAM to your machine.
Typically Non-Upgradeable Laptop Parts
Among the list of laptop parts that are not usually upgradeable unless the manufacturer has explicitly made them so are video cards, CPUs, sound cards and motherboards. These parts are usually custom-designed so that they fit into their particular laptop chassis, so you can't just go out and purchase a standard part and upgrade them. You would have to contact the manufacturer and attempt to purchase these types of parts for your specific laptop model if you wanted to upgrade them. Video cards are more commonly upgradeable than the other parts, however, especially on high-performance gaming machines where the video cards are physically separate from the motherboard instead of being integrated into it.|||Video Editing is mostly CPU powerhouse, and that Pentium D might not be as sufficient as you might have wanted it to be
Option : Upgrade your CPU
- You have a socket 775 which allows you to use only Intel Core 2 series CPUS
- Get a quad core if you do a lot of Video Editing
- Dual core for mild video editing
YES, upgrading your processor will make your computer much faster and may solve much of your lag issues|||...wow. Here's a funny idea: Video editing is not that dependent on your video card. The problem is that your CPU is an old turd, and your video editing is going to be heavily CPU-dependent.|||Upgraded Processor, RAM
- Mother board is an asus P5L-MX..
- CPU is a Pentium D 3.00ghz
- Ram 3.37gb (4gb)
Do u think if i upgraded my processor that it would stop the lagging and make my computer speedy!?? PLEASE HELP|||Typically Upgradeable Laptop Parts
While laptops have a certain number of parts that are custom-made, there are some that aren't and which are usually upgradeable by the end-user. These parts include the hard drive and the RAM (Random Access Memory). Hard drives for laptops come in one standard size (2.5 inches), and you are usually able to access the hard drive on a laptop by removing a few screws on the bottom of the computer. Once the hard drive is removed, you can replace it with a larger one, reinstall your operating system and utilize the increase in size immediately. You can also replace the RAM in your laptop in a similar manner, though sometimes replacing the RAM requires that you remove the keyboard from the laptop to access it. Adding additional RAM can make your laptop run faster; though, beware of trying to install too much RAM in your laptop, as laptop motherboards can only handle a certain amount. This amount varies depending on the make and model of your computer. Check with your computer manufacturer before attempting to add more RAM to your machine.
Typically Non-Upgradeable Laptop Parts
Among the list of laptop parts that are not usually upgradeable unless the manufacturer has explicitly made them so are video cards, CPUs, sound cards and motherboards. These parts are usually custom-designed so that they fit into their particular laptop chassis, so you can't just go out and purchase a standard part and upgrade them. You would have to contact the manufacturer and attempt to purchase these types of parts for your specific laptop model if you wanted to upgrade them. Video cards are more commonly upgradeable than the other parts, however, especially on high-performance gaming machines where the video cards are physically separate from the motherboard instead of being integrated into it.|||Video Editing is mostly CPU powerhouse, and that Pentium D might not be as sufficient as you might have wanted it to be
Option : Upgrade your CPU
- You have a socket 775 which allows you to use only Intel Core 2 series CPUS
- Get a quad core if you do a lot of Video Editing
- Dual core for mild video editing
YES, upgrading your processor will make your computer much faster and may solve much of your lag issues|||...wow. Here's a funny idea: Video editing is not that dependent on your video card. The problem is that your CPU is an old turd, and your video editing is going to be heavily CPU-dependent.|||Upgraded Processor, RAM
Upgrading video card?
Is it possibile to run Nvidia 250 GTS or 9800 GTX on an Intel Core 2 Duo?|||Cpu doesnt do anything, depends if you motherboard has a pci express 2.0 slot and if your power supply can power them. a good psu is a 550watt
does the job with my gtx 260|||CPU has nothing to do with it, depends on motherboard and power supply.
does the job with my gtx 260|||CPU has nothing to do with it, depends on motherboard and power supply.
Can you upgrade video card for laptops?
I bought a video game for my laptop and its just short of the correct specs to run it. I was wondering if its possible to upgrade my video card for a laptop.|||Not normally. The video is not a "card" but a chip that is soldered to the system board. There are a few very high end new laptops that allow you to change video chips. But 99.9% of all laptops are stuck with the chip that came with the unit. One of the major disadvantages of a laptop - you can not upgrade much of anything in them.
Try running the game anyways. Many games will run on a system that is slightly below the minimum. You may get a little lag, or you might have to reduce some of the colors or picture quality a little. But often you can get a game to run on a system that is close to the requirements.|||In laptop You cant upgrade video card because most of are in built
You can buy external video card
USB 2.0 UGA Multi-Display Adapter External Video Card
*Connect an extra monitor (CRT, LCD, or projector) to your desktop or laptop's USB port
*Extend your display or clone your main screen
*Includes DVI-I to VGA and DVI to HDMI adapters for analog or digital displays
*Works like an external video card - no need to open the case to install a card
*Includes UGA adapter, USB cable, HDMI adapter, VGA adapter, instruction manual, and software CD
http://www.amazon.com/Multi-Display-Adap…
you can visit below link you can find more options here :
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-…|||I have been told no, and I have been told yes; I think yes. I think it is quite difficult, though, and requires a very knowledgeable person, not the common computer store person, for example, future shop. I would search an internet search engine: "*your location* computer store laptop part upgrade".
Try running the game anyways. Many games will run on a system that is slightly below the minimum. You may get a little lag, or you might have to reduce some of the colors or picture quality a little. But often you can get a game to run on a system that is close to the requirements.|||In laptop You cant upgrade video card because most of are in built
You can buy external video card
USB 2.0 UGA Multi-Display Adapter External Video Card
*Connect an extra monitor (CRT, LCD, or projector) to your desktop or laptop's USB port
*Extend your display or clone your main screen
*Includes DVI-I to VGA and DVI to HDMI adapters for analog or digital displays
*Works like an external video card - no need to open the case to install a card
*Includes UGA adapter, USB cable, HDMI adapter, VGA adapter, instruction manual, and software CD
http://www.amazon.com/Multi-Display-Adap…
you can visit below link you can find more options here :
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-…|||I have been told no, and I have been told yes; I think yes. I think it is quite difficult, though, and requires a very knowledgeable person, not the common computer store person, for example, future shop. I would search an internet search engine: "*your location* computer store laptop part upgrade".
Upgrading Video Card on a GT5426E?
After doing some research I've decided on a Radeon HD 4870 Graphics card. Recommended wattage is 500W. Should I go bigger or just get a 500W PSU and either way, can anyone recommend where or what I should get?|||I would recommend getting a 5770 instead, for up-to-date Direct X compliance.
Upgrading video card in my xps 9000?
core i7 920 @2.66ghz
6gb Ram
GTS 240
750gb HD
Vista 64 home prem
i think its either 27' or 29' monitor
I'm not sure what the power supply is...came stock and I know that would limit my upgrade
Not looking for anything crazy so probably just the peak for my PS.
It seems to of been overheating while playing higher end games. Can I upgrade the fan too? How much does that cost? Would upgrading the video card fix both?
Would a place like bestbuy install it all for me?|||1. What's your budget?
2. Try opening your case and the PSU will have its watt shown.
3. What type of games do you play and WILL play?
Your PC's fine for intense gaming, but yes you're right about the GTS 240 being just average. Depending on your budget, this might be good ::
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/…
It overheats b/c there's not enough cooling and the game you're playing is pushing your GPU to its limit. You can adjust the fan speed of any Nvidia GPU by using EVGA Precision. Increase the fan speed - for every 10C raise the fan speed to 10%.
40C - 50%
50C - 60%
..
70C - 80%
6gb Ram
GTS 240
750gb HD
Vista 64 home prem
i think its either 27' or 29' monitor
I'm not sure what the power supply is...came stock and I know that would limit my upgrade
Not looking for anything crazy so probably just the peak for my PS.
It seems to of been overheating while playing higher end games. Can I upgrade the fan too? How much does that cost? Would upgrading the video card fix both?
Would a place like bestbuy install it all for me?|||1. What's your budget?
2. Try opening your case and the PSU will have its watt shown.
3. What type of games do you play and WILL play?
Your PC's fine for intense gaming, but yes you're right about the GTS 240 being just average. Depending on your budget, this might be good ::
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/…
It overheats b/c there's not enough cooling and the game you're playing is pushing your GPU to its limit. You can adjust the fan speed of any Nvidia GPU by using EVGA Precision. Increase the fan speed - for every 10C raise the fan speed to 10%.
40C - 50%
50C - 60%
..
70C - 80%
Upgrading video card, need help to choose?
My specs:
Motherboard: Asus P5Q Pro
Current video card: Asus/ Ati Radeon HD 4850.
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 @ 2.53 GHz
RAM: 2 GB (probably gonna upgrade it once I upgrade the video card).
I am not a computer expert at all, so could you help me?|||I'd probably sooner upgrade the motherboard/CPU to LGA1155/2500k - the HD4850 is still a pretty good card.
However, if you really want to upgrade, I'd say the GTX560Ti or HD6950 would be the minimum upgrade from the HD4850 that's both worth the price in general and enough performance over the HD4850 to warrant upgrading.
Motherboard: Asus P5Q Pro
Current video card: Asus/ Ati Radeon HD 4850.
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 @ 2.53 GHz
RAM: 2 GB (probably gonna upgrade it once I upgrade the video card).
I am not a computer expert at all, so could you help me?|||I'd probably sooner upgrade the motherboard/CPU to LGA1155/2500k - the HD4850 is still a pretty good card.
However, if you really want to upgrade, I'd say the GTX560Ti or HD6950 would be the minimum upgrade from the HD4850 that's both worth the price in general and enough performance over the HD4850 to warrant upgrading.
Need help with upgrading video card?
I currently have a 480W PSU, AMD Athlon X4 640, 4GB DDR3 RAM and the MOBO is an Asus M4N68T-M V2. If I were to upgrade the video card would I need to upgrade the PSU? Regardless, what do you suggest?|||if you can get a 560Ti or a 6850 you shouldnt need to upgrade the PSU as long as the PSU has high efficiency and output continuous power.|||Regardless if you're upgrading to a new video card, you really should be on a quality power supply, from a reputable brand. Such as Corsair, Antec, Cooler Master, OCZ, Thermaltake, etc. And something with enough amperage on the 12v rail(s). The wattage listed on the box is always exaggerated, and not actually the *true* wattage that is pulled from the 12v rail -- which is what's important. Your generic 480w is not pulling "480w" from the 12v rail. It is most likely pulling only around 300w. With that in mind, yes, you should upgrade your power supply to something better for a new graphics card. You have to pay attention to the specs of the power supply, not just wattage listed on the box. Perhaps consider the Corsair TX650w. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as…|||Meh, idk what to say about your power supply but check out this site for a handy value graphics card list that is up to date.
Upgrade Video card for WoW patch 4.0?
i need help i want to upgrade my video card to something else because mine is not being supported by blizzard so if anyone could help out how i could upgrade or download a new etc. and how do i find my driver type etc. please help me|||hello, guess this link for video drivers may work for you:
http://www.drivers-updates.net/drivers/v…
as i know, the program there can get nearly any device drivers we need including video drivers easily and correctly.
also, forums like http://forums.cnet.com/ are good places to look for help too.
hope this works. :)
http://www.drivers-updates.net/drivers/v…
as i know, the program there can get nearly any device drivers we need including video drivers easily and correctly.
also, forums like http://forums.cnet.com/ are good places to look for help too.
hope this works. :)
Upgrade video card? Laptop upgrade?
What could I upgrade my video card to that isn't that expensive for newer pc games? For a laptop Dell Inspiron E1505.
ATI Mobility Radeon x1400
Rest of system:
OS: Windows Vista
Intel Core Duo @ 1.86GHz 1.87GHz
2GB of Ram
What else could I upgrade?|||I think you need another computer that can support a better card. Is your card integrated? if it is, you cannot change the graphics card unless you change computers. take it to the shop.|||u cant upgrade video card for laptops
ATI Mobility Radeon x1400
Rest of system:
OS: Windows Vista
Intel Core Duo @ 1.86GHz 1.87GHz
2GB of Ram
What else could I upgrade?|||I think you need another computer that can support a better card. Is your card integrated? if it is, you cannot change the graphics card unless you change computers. take it to the shop.|||u cant upgrade video card for laptops
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