hey, the new notebook that hp sent me after my ordeal has a deticated graphics card (nVedia 64mb) im gonna try it out for a while but in the event i dont like it, or want something alittle more preformance orented... what would you all recommend? ATI vs. nVedia all that
one more question, for those of you who have already upgraded your graphics card, is it dificult? i would imagine its not as simple as just switching out a pci
Compaq Presario R3000z
AMD Athlon 64 3400 - 2.2gHz
1 Gig DDR
15.4BrightVew (1280x800)
100 Gig 4200Rpm
nVedia GeForce 4 440 - 64MB
8x Super Multi w/Multi-layer
802.11b/g, Bluetooth
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Your video card can not be changed, very very few notebooks allows the GPU to be changed and yours is not one of them.
Compaq R3000T (CTO)
P4 Desktop 3.0GHz w/HT
2 X 1024MB RAM
Radeon 9600 128MB
60GB 7,200RPM HD
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It simply will not go more than what you have right now. Thats the best it can do/offer.
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The video card is soldered to the motherboard...so..no you cannot upgrade it unless you like to rip apart your notebook[
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Compaq Presario R3340US
AMD Athlon 64 3200+, 512MB, 80GB 5400rpm
15.4" Brightview Widescreen.
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Compaq Presario V2000
Intel P-M 725, 14" Brightview Widescreen
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I have compaq Presario R3000
Athlon 64 3700
Geforce4 Go 440 64mb
..basically same computer as you.
It may be possible to upgrade to the Geforce4 Go 460, same size
On ebay they sell many old cards for cheap.
I used the coolbits regiestry thing, to allow overclodking , and clocked it at 233/440 (default is underclocked..at 190/380.) Nvidia offical clock is at 220/440. Compaq undercloks it.. it runs pretty good, about 10%improvement in FPS. -
New data: Geforce FX Go 5700 is pin compatable with the notebook. If it fits, it will work. I only need to find one, for sale.
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how do you know if your notebook is one of the few that is able to upgrade the GPU? I have a Dell XPS M140
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challenger1986, please read this.
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=86864
Which is located on front of this forum.
And you have revived a 1 yr old thread.
JC -
Please read the stickies BEFORE posting, that's why they are there!
GPU upgrade
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Samwise592, Feb 28, 2005.