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I don't think the news will be good here. Video cards on laptops are notorius for being fixed in model and RAM config. Also notebook bios is usually among the most limited there is. But you should check with the manufacture to be sure.

One option maybe to add system mem to the notebook and see if you can then share it back to the videocard. I know most laptops share mem anyway with their cards.

Thanks pal, but that means there is no option to put a new video card in my laptop or that would depend on the model of it??

Mostly. You'd need to check with your vendor, but I have had both Dell and HP and the answer is no. I beleive that they have premade mobo with different video chipsets on them, for the most part, so if you got a an HP like I do, it has a GT230M, which you can find the specs on, and is referred to as a card, but can not be purchased seperately.

Really, I think you have to live with you you got. There maybe some very high end notebook / workstations that can take a full featured stantalone card, but they would be quite expensive.

As an aside, I also have a Dell and tried to find a video upgrade for it....after searching for about half an hour I was able to find two off brand actual video cards that went into some unnamed computer.

Again, best to check with the manufacturer for physical and bios options. There are after market programs that can OC a video card if not available in the bios, but that are not mainstream companies, and I don't recall them.

Sorry this is isn't the answer you want I know.....

I think you are stuck with the graphics capability your laptop came with.

Perhaps you can reduce the resolution that you are gaming at, or reduce any graphics options. That will reduce the work your graphics card has to do.