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Sooty
Posted Tuesday 13th January 2009 11:19 GMT
they're going to standardise the interface while they are at it too. I would love to upgrade the piece of junk in my current laptop to a workable graphics card, i had to buy on a budget, however, not when it means buying a whole new laptop to do it.
Shane McCarrick
Posted Tuesday 13th January 2009 12:24 GMT
Depends on whether you have a discrete GPU, or whether its handled onboard- perhaps you may be able to upgrade?
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Sooty
i don;t suppose #
Posted Tuesday 13th January 2009 11:19 GMT
they're going to standardise the interface while they are at it too. I would love to upgrade the piece of junk in my current laptop to a workable graphics card, i had to buy on a budget, however, not when it means buying a whole new laptop to do it.
Shane McCarrick
Perhaps you can upgrade #
Posted Tuesday 13th January 2009 12:24 GMT
Depends on whether you have a discrete GPU, or whether its handled onboard- perhaps you may be able to upgrade?