“This computer comes with a discrete graphics type and (after 15 minutes of research) I couldn't find a definite answer. If it's discrete does that mean I cannot change the card? This is probably a stupidly obvious answer but I just want to make sure.”

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• Your computer came with a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 video card. That's a $500 video card. Why would you want to change it? Discrete just means that it is a video card that was added to the system rather than the integrated graphics that is on the mother board. But, to answer your question, yes, you can change it.

  Answered by n2guns 7 years ago

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• You can replace the GTX 1080 if you want it’s in a pcie slot.

  Answered by Yabbo 7 years ago

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• You can change the card, I upgraded to at GTX 1080ti

  Answered by wingsabr 7 years ago

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• You can pop the card out in seconds!

  Answered by Cameron 7 years ago

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• Hi, the reason for which there is no specific brand is because we use all major brands of components such as ASUS, MSI, and Gigabyte; among others. Thank you.

  Answered by iBUYPOWER Product Expert 7 years ago

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