“Can you change the graphics card later on”

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• No. Everything is soldered to the board

  Answered by HamFang 1 year ago

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• Hi, Tucker, and thank you for asking the question! No, you can't change the graphics card in the laptop. The internal components are packed fairly tightly in a laptop, and that means that the card has to be specifically designed to fit in the space that's available inside the laptop.

  Answered by HP Team 1 year ago

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• P.S.: Just to be clear, when laptop manufacturers note that their computer has a separate GPU, they are almost always talking about a CHIP, not a CARD, like you would find on a desktop. This also means that the chip is soldered to the motherboard, and thus can't be removed/replaced. There are models that actually have separate cards, but they are usually more expensive.

  Answered by luislast 1 year ago

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• It would be easier to change the motherboard as a whole.

  Answered by luislast 1 year ago

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