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Started by Hahaz , Jul 28 2010 01:30 PM

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#1 Hahaz

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Posted 28 July 2010 - 01:30 PM

Is there someway to use a external graphics card when you have one intergreted graphics card?

I'm hopefully going to buy a better graphics card with some RAM later on.
It'd really help if I didn't have to buy a need computer to get a better gameplay.

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Posted 28 July 2010 - 01:47 PM

If you have a corresponding motherboard graphics card or PCI slot...which is of the same type of the graphics card that you wish to install...yes, you can install a physical card.

System or motherboard manufacturer of the currently installed graphics chip?

Generally speaking...onboard/integrated graphics can be disabled in the BIOS (if necessary) when using a physical video card with a board having onboard graphics. I say "if necessary" because it seems that some boards automatically may make an installed physical card...the graphics component used.

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#3 Hahaz

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Posted 28 July 2010 - 05:28 PM

If you have a corresponding motherboard graphics card or PCI slot...which is of the same type of the graphics card that you wish to install...yes, you can install a physical card.

System or motherboard manufacturer of the currently installed graphics chip?

Generally speaking...onboard/integrated graphics can be disabled in the BIOS (if necessary) when using a physical video card with a board having onboard graphics. I say "if necessary" because it seems that some boards automatically may make an installed physical card...the graphics component used.

Louis

Yes, the Graphics card will be from the same manufacturer Nvidia.
I don't know wither I have a PCI slot. Is there someway to check?

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Posted 28 July 2010 - 05:33 PM

I don't know wither I have a PCI slot. Is there someway to check?

you can check it from your CPU or motherboard...
so please provide us brand and type of your CPU manufacture...

Edited by abauw, 28 July 2010 - 05:34 PM.

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