If you need a better GPU, you need a newer system -- or a higher-line model. Inspirons span the range from very basic to mid-range -- depending on why you want a better GPU, you may wish to consider an XPS or Alienware system (while Inspirons are OK for casual gaming, for example -- anything beyond that really requires XPS or Alienware).
The answer is no - all Inspirons from the last better part of a decade have GPUs soldered to the system board or integrated into the CPU -- no upgrade is possible.
ejn63
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If you need a better GPU, you need a newer system -- or a higher-line model. Inspirons span the range from very basic to mid-range -- depending on why you want a better GPU, you may wish to consider an XPS or Alienware system (while Inspirons are OK for casual gaming, for example -- anything beyond that really requires XPS or Alienware).
snpatro99
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December 9th, 2017 04:00
I had brought it 2 years ago....
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Only if you have a very old system - 7-8 years old or more, and only in a very limited way. On anything newer - no.
snpatro99
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December 9th, 2017 04:00
Any other option????
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The answer is no - all Inspirons from the last better part of a decade have GPUs soldered to the system board or integrated into the CPU -- no upgrade is possible.