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Anybody help with this… I have a laptop with a gforce 7300 go in it. I have no idea about laptop DIY but I was wondering if there was a way to upgrade the graphics card in it or are these cards intergrated in the motherboard? also what g card or intergrated g card is the dogs nads and worth getting and also where the hell do I get this stuff from as I just think I must be looking in the wrong place or googling the wrong questions.
Any help on this from the techie heads out there would be greatfully appreciated.
PS. I have an Asus 753J series laptop although you wont find hardly any info on it on the interweb (not in english anyway 😉 )
http://www.ciao.es/Asus_Z53JC_AP042H_CORE_DUO_T2250_120GB__729111Upgrade —No nearly every laptop I have ever worked on has in built gfx apart from 2 that I remember. As far as I know there is a couple of laptop with slightly better gfx on board than the 7300go but to be honest you pretty much have a decnt gfx setup already
Give this a try Mr Spunker:
http://www.overclockers.com.au/techstuff/a_coolbits/
Won’t make a massive ammount of difference, but might let you change a couple of settings from medium to high.
It’s an overclocking tool for Nvidia graphics cards, and it comes with an ‘optimal’ setting, whereby it automatically overclocks your card to the safest level. Although there’s always a chance something might go wrong, but a slight bit o’ tweaking shouldn’t do any harm.
http://www.dailytech.com/Article.aspx?newsid=5602
but u can wait for that 🙂
apparently these are quite good
@=XDC=iNSANE wrote:
apparently these are quite good
Yep these are to dogds dagglies saw some @ i28 and they had a stand there also showing off their kit
@GoNz0 wrote:
http://www.dailytech.com/Article.aspx?newsid=5602
but u can wait for that 🙂
I saw something about this too here:
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2007/01/09/ASUS_unveils_external_notebook_GPU/
I’m surprised it hasn’t been done before, but I don’t see how it can be connected up to a laptop in order to efficiently ramp up the GFX. Surely the onboard chip connected to the mobo PCI-E bus would be much faster?
its for an external display, for those that have some form of home office and a flatscreen + normal keyboard and mouse on the lappy dock.
@Lammie wrote:
@=XDC=iNSANE wrote:
apparently these are quite good
Yep these are to dogds dagglies saw some @ i28 and they had a stand there also showing off their kit
Yeah the ROCK gaming bus, What game was we playin Lammie? That racing one?
@=XDC= MadHippy wrote:
@Lammie wrote:
@=XDC=iNSANE wrote:
apparently these are quite good
Yep these are to dogds dagglies saw some @ i28 and they had a stand there also showing off their kit
Yeah the ROCK gaming bus, What game was we playin Lammie? That racing one?
GTR I think ?
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