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So I know that most laptops cannot have their graphics cards upgraded, at least not easily but I just wanted to know if anyone knows whether it is possible to upgrade an Acer Aspire 5733 graphics card. Mine currently has Intel HD - 128mb dedicated memory, however I am looking to upgrade this to 1gb+. Please don't tell me no unless you know for sure it's not possible with this specific laptop

thanks in advance
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I was actually researching this yesterday, I think it's only a few motherboards are capable of changing it as some have them soldered on and if you are able to upgrade it's a minor upgrade aswell as laptop gpus being difficult to find on their own, I'll try to find the link

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The graphics card that you have in that laptop is integrated with the motherboard, meaning it's not replaceable.
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Forest wrote The graphics card that you have in that laptop is integrated with the motherboard, meaning it's not replaceable.


I didn't realise a dedicated card could be integrated, thanks
also the problem wasn't that I wouldn't be able to do the job, because I know someone who can, its just a case of being able to find a compatible card.
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