- Oct 14, 2013
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I tried searching for this and all that would come up with was how to upgrade a graphics card.
i don't know if this has been tried by a company or the idea has at least come up.
applying the same concept of a mobo/cpu to your graphics card. like going from an i3 to an i5
you buy a gpu board with1 or 2 gb etc, with an NVidia or AMD socket. then buy the gpu and install like a cpu on a motherboard. if you bought a lower end one you could switch it out with a higher end one.
probably too many headaches but i thought it was kind of a cool idea. if anything it would cut down on waste from all the pcb.
of course that i think about this more if apus really take off it will kind of be the same thing
i don't know if this has been tried by a company or the idea has at least come up.
applying the same concept of a mobo/cpu to your graphics card. like going from an i3 to an i5
you buy a gpu board with1 or 2 gb etc, with an NVidia or AMD socket. then buy the gpu and install like a cpu on a motherboard. if you bought a lower end one you could switch it out with a higher end one.
probably too many headaches but i thought it was kind of a cool idea. if anything it would cut down on waste from all the pcb.
of course that i think about this more if apus really take off it will kind of be the same thing
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