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6th Jun 2009, 10:41
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i just wanted to find out if i could put an nvidia motherboard in my advent laptop??
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#2
6th Jun 2009, 12:08
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What motherboard is it? Link?
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#3
6th Jun 2009, 12:29
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System Manufacturer: DIXONSXP
System Model: DIXONSXP Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T5550 @ 1.83GHz (2 CPUs) Memory: 1918MB RAM heres a link to all the info and specs- http://www.uktsupport.co.uk/advent/laptop/5302.htm |
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#4
6th Jun 2009, 12:48
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That's the laptop. What 'nvidia motherboard' have you seen and want to fit?
I'm speculating here anyway as laptop motherboards are 99% not swapable, due to cost, skill and the fact you would need the exact same part you already have direct from the manufacturer, so if your wanting to upgrade it would be pointless to swap the same part. The motherboards you see on parts sites are typically for desktop computers, as are 99% of the other parts. |
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#5
6th Jun 2009, 16:09
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it was the GeForce 7000M Series GPUs one, thank you for your help, looks like im stuck with it lol, thank you.
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#6
6th Jun 2009, 19:00
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That sounds like a graphics card, which is a different part altogether. But same answer I'm afraid. Laptops cannot physically accommodate after market graphics cards. What was the purpose of swapping these parts? More speed? Want to game in better quality?
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#7
7th Jun 2009, 01:20
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yeah it was to get better graphics, thank you for your help
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#8
7th Jun 2009, 04:36
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No problem, glad to help. FYI if you want to game at decent quality get a desktop PC.
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#9
7th Jun 2009, 08:25
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lol ha ha thank you
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