Could I upgrade my Graphics Card to GeForce 550?

is this a laptop? IF IT IS... forget about reading what i wrote xD cuz then i dont know

maybe I am confused about something here... or ... what not.. but ... you did no make any sense what so ever... lol

but I think what you are trying to ask is... if the 550 is compatible with your motherboard? vram has nothing to do with being ABLE to use it.

your motherboard;
http://www.findlaptopdriver.com/pegatron-2ab5-motherboa...

Board supports PCI-E 2.0 which means, that you can pretty much upgrade to 3.0PCI-e or 2.1PCI-e video card since the video cards are backwards compatible with older style PCIe slots. IF THE 3.0 video card DOES NOT work with your motherboard, it just means you need to update bios, but it should work without a problem.


CONCLUSION; Your motherboard can support pretty much any video card available right now.

What is the manufacturer and model of your PC? You can use cpuz to find out information about your system and gpuz to find out about your video card.

Yes, sorry I was going to edit my post after I saw what I had wrote. I wanted to know if I could change my Graphics Card to a 550. Thanks for your help!  

HP

if you are going for 550 i would say just go 560 if you are in that kind of price range, it aint too far off.

i would recommend not going for a 550 , its performance is lackluster for the price range, using one atm and you can do better.

We need to know what kind of HP you have, too! Some models have power supplies that will not support certain graphics cards. If you could open your case and give us the details on the side of the power supply that would help, too.