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Contact your laptop's manufacturer. If you're looking for MXM-compatible cards, usually the original manufacturer is the place to fine a card that will work.
And if you're looking to upgrade your laptop, 99% chance it cannot be done, in case that's what you're looking for.
Otherwise, there's not many plans to buy a laptop "graphics card," mainly because they're not cards - they're chips. Soldered directly to the motherboard.
If you are looking to buy a laptop graphics card to upgrade your current one, it CANNOT be done. if your current card is broken then you have to contact the manufacture. Either way, I see no point in buying a laptop graphics card let alone it cannot be found in most electronics stores to my knowledge
Just another kid who comes on the forums to ask his "hot question" without reading the stickies. This has been gone over multiple times, unless your card is an MXM, or one of the few computers that offered different GPU's, your card cannot be upgraded.
Problems? See this thread at archive.org.
