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    G75 upgrade question

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by aooga12, Jul 2, 2012.

  1. aooga12

    aooga12 Notebook Consultant

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    Is it possible to upgrade the G75 to a 675m? Or maybe even buy one in there by default?
     
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    ParamountComputers Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hello, I'm assuming your referring to the video, the question I have for you is to confirm on that model you do have a video card, which would be separate from the motherboard. If so it is possible, if you can verify that the same model is offered with that card you want. If not it probably is not compatible. Hope this helps, there are not a lot of parts available for this machine. Hope this helps.. :D

    Regards,

    Don
     
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    cl-jeffrey Company Representative

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    Hello my name is Jeffrey and I work for ASUS Customer Loyalty Team

    This is a video card that is attached to the motherboard. So your questions if it's upgradeable is no. You can look to see if other websites are selling the G75 with a higher video card already installed.

    Looking at the G75 series looks like the highest video card installed is the Nvidia GTX 670M 3G GDDR5
     
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    aooga12 Notebook Consultant

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    Aw, thats no fun. I was hoping to buy a G75 with a 675m in it... the chassis, cooling, and everything about those laptops are great (and i'm thiiiis close to throwing >$1500 on one), but man do they fall short on the powerful gpus... Any chance in the near future that these will see better cards in them?
     
    aooga12, Jul 2, 2012
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