Are they selling the new GTX 1080, 1070, 1060 lines of cards for laptops separately yet or are they only bundled/available in new machines? if so where can you get them as I cannot find them.
You will want to check to make sure you can upgrade it first though as like i said, it is quite unlikely you can. It having a dedicated card already doesn't make it upgradeable at they are most often soldered directly onto the motherboard not in a removable socket like a desktop. There has been threads on this many times with this answer from other members here is one for example > http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2760220/buy-laptop-notebook-gpu-nvidia-geforce-gtx.html
Very very few laptops are GPU upgradable to begin with... just checking you are aware of this? Are you certain your laptop is upgradable? That's why you don't see Mobile GPUs around in stores.
Very very few laptops are GPU upgradable to begin with... just checking you are aware of this? Are you certain your laptop is upgradable? That's why you don't see Mobile GPUs around in stores.
I'm running an Asus ROG machine and I "believe" I can do it as I believe it has a dedicated Nvidia 765m card.
I was able to upgrade an old Alienware to a much higher card and I was looking for shopping and specs on the cards to see if it is even possible. All purely in the planning and phase.
You will want to check to make sure you can upgrade it first though as like i said, it is quite unlikely you can. It having a dedicated card already doesn't make it upgradeable at they are most often soldered directly onto the motherboard not in a removable socket like a desktop. There has been threads on this many times with this answer from other members here is one for example > http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2760220/buy-laptop-notebook-gpu-nvidia-geforce-gtx.html
You will want to check to make sure you can upgrade it first though as like i said, it is quite unlikley you can and there has been threads on this many times with this answer from other members here is one for example > http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2760220/buy-laptop-notebook-gpu-nvidia-geforce-gtx.html
Ah Thanks Cro, I didn't find that blurb by them. I'll reach out to Asus support directly then and see what i can see. Appreciated.