There is no graphics card to buy for this system. Either it has an Intel GPU or a hybrid Intel-nVidia setup. If your current system is Intel only, you will need to replace the mainboard, heatsink assembly and power adapter to upgrade to an nVidia board.
Thank you very much. Also I noticed a 2.0Ghz value on the board you recommended. Will attaching my current processor to it make it the 2.6GHz my processor is?
ejn63
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August 2nd, 2020 09:00
There is no graphics card to buy for this system. Either it has an Intel GPU or a hybrid Intel-nVidia setup. If your current system is Intel only, you will need to replace the mainboard, heatsink assembly and power adapter to upgrade to an nVidia board.
The board:
https://www.parts-people.com/index.php?action=item&id=18282
(you'll need the new heatsink and a 90W or better AC adapter to power it).
There is no way to add a graphics card to this system -- either type has the GPU soldered to the system board.
ejn63
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August 2nd, 2020 11:00
You cannot move your current CPU - it is soldered to the system board.
If you want both the nVidia GPU and the faster processor, you will need to source a board that has both.
Suleyman.ma
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Thank you very much. Also I noticed a 2.0Ghz value on the board you recommended. Will attaching my current processor to it make it the 2.6GHz my processor is?
Suleyman.ma
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August 2nd, 2020 13:00
Thanks again. I'm good now.