compatibility with acer aspire 6935g laptop

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http://www.aliexpress.com/item/9600M-GT-G96-630-A1-1G-DDR3-VGA-video-Graphics-card-for-ASUS-N51-X66I-X61IC/673834823.html

Memory Interface:
256 Bit

Output Interface Type:
VGA

Products Status:
Used

Cooler Type:
Fan

Chipset Manufacturer:
NVIDIA

Video Memory Type:
DDR3

Video Memory Capacity:
1024MB

Model Number:
9600M GT

X66:
Video card

i found this card with a matching chip number of my existing (fried) graphics card, though it says its for ASUS, i just want to know if this card perfectly works and fits inside ACER ASPIRE 6935G LAPTOP? the original graphics card of this laptop had memory interface of 128 bit only and 512 mb.
 
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Thelps
You're a rare case of good news amongst the 'Can-I-upgrade-my-laptop-GPU' brigade.

The Acer Aspire 6935G does indeed include an MXM-2 slot which is the name of the slot you would plug a third-party portable GPU into.

The card you have linked is indeed the exact GPU included with your Acer Laptop, and as such will be fully compatible with the MXM-2 slot in the laptop

Your main upgrade options, beyond the card you have linked, for an MXM-2 slot are listed as the Radeon HD 4650 and Radeon HD 4670. Other compatible cards with that slot would need a PSU upgrade which may be pushing the limits of practicality. If you're willing to go that far there are other mobile GPUs that will fit an MXM-2...
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You're a rare case of good news amongst the 'Can-I-upgrade-my-laptop-GPU' brigade.

The Acer Aspire 6935G does indeed include an MXM-2 slot which is the name of the slot you would plug a third-party portable GPU into.

The card you have linked is indeed the exact GPU included with your Acer Laptop, and as such will be fully compatible with the MXM-2 slot in the laptop

Your main upgrade options, beyond the card you have linked, for an MXM-2 slot are listed as the Radeon HD 4650 and Radeon HD 4670. Other compatible cards with that slot would need a PSU upgrade which may be pushing the limits of practicality. If you're willing to go that far there are other mobile GPUs that will fit an MXM-2 slot.

Bottom line: You're good to go with that card.
 
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