hello guys,

i need help please.
i am trying to run video editing software and it says my graphic card on my laptop is not surpported.

is it possible to replace the existing one with a better card like it is for desktops? dont want to get another laptop so i hope its possible.

anybody?

dasa:

hello guys,

i need help please.
i am trying to run video editing software and it says my graphic card on my laptop is not surpported.

is it possible to replace the existing one with a better card like it is for desktops? dont want to get another laptop so i hope its possible.

anybody? 

A good question a technician would often ask is, what make is your laptop ? XP or Vista ? What software are you running ?

Are you running one or more video software ? do you get this message on a particular video software ? or does it happen

to all regardless of what you try to run. Good luck and thanks for enquiring.

deji2009:

A good question a technician would often ask is, what make is your laptop ? XP or Vista ? What software are you running ?

Are you running one or more video software ? do you get this message on a particular video software ? or does it happen

to all regardless of what you try to run. Good luck and thanks for enquiring.

for your perusal please visit http://www.pcworld.com/article/148909/upgrading_your_laptops_graphics_card.html

no. execpt for alienwares and some dells

^^^^

more like for the more recent high end laptops

@ op post your laptop details - i seriously doubt its upgradeable though, - isuspect its not even a video card but good ol' intel gma

dasa:

hello guys,

i need help please.
i am trying to run video editing software and it says my graphic card on my laptop is not surpported.

is it possible to replace the existing one with a better card like it is for desktops? dont want to get another laptop so i hope its possible.

anybody? 

If is integrated then I doubts it, what i mean by that is if is built onto the motherboard (MOBO) if not then is upgradeable

The answer is no for most laptops while back in the days there used to be laptops that you can slide the vga. Though some recent laptops can upgrade their vga but in the end you are always limited. That is why I dislike laptops you pay so much money for just portability and nothing else.

The answer is no for most laptops while back in the days there used to be laptops that you can slide the vga. Though some recent laptops can upgrade their vga but in the end you are always limited. That is why I dislike laptops you pay so much money for just portability and nothing else.