[Upgrade/Change graphic card] HP Pavilion G6-1016se Is it possible?

My laptop is HP Pavilion G6-1016se
my graphic card is AMD Radeon
i have problem with my graphics card...
i tried to install latest driver for my graphics card but when i reboot, after the windows start up logo the blue screen appear
and reboot to safe mode... i try driver checker to install latest driver for my laptop,.. same result, i try to install autodetect from AMD and install driver for my laptop.. but same result ,.
and I think my graphic card is dead...
i can't play online games anymore
anyone can help/advice me?

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I've been doing a lot of research lately, to mostly no avail, about whether or not my HP Pavilion dv7-7025dx laptop can have a dedicated GPU added to it, as currently it only has the integrated Intel HD 4000 Mobile graphics card.
Mostly I've come across the unfortunate agreement that most laptops cannot have their graphics cards upgraded/swapped out, since the graphics card is soldered on to the motherboard. However, after talking to an HP "support representative", they said they believed it was possible to add a graphics card, as long as it is compatible with the HM77 45W UMA Motherboard my computer has.
Furthermore, after finding the maitenence and service manual online for my computer ( http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03221579.pdf ) it says that it could have come with switchable graphics, specifically the Nvidia Geforce 630M or 650M.
So I am wondering, is it really at all possible to add a dedicated graphics card, either by having switchable graphics or something else? Or am I stuck with the integrated Intel HD graphics?
If I can upgrade/add a new card, where would I be able to find/buy a compatible one, and would I be able to install it myself or would I need to go to a local computer repair?
My laptop is the HP Pavilion dv7-7025dx Entertainment Notebook.
It has an Intel Core i7- 3610QM CPU @ 2.30 GHz, 8GB memory, 750GB hard drive (5400 rpm).
I am currently running Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 (64-bit).
Any other specifications can be found here:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?cc=us&dlc=en&lang=en&lc=en&product=5263030
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Manual: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03221579.pdf
You need a 682040-001 board plus 682061-001 heat sink to have a dedicated graphics card on your laptop. Have a look on ebay for the part numbers.
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Hello,
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Manual: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04439608.pdf
Go through Page 22, motherboard is specific to a processor, the graphics system, the type of dedicated card, pre installed operating system. You cannot replace processor or graphics alone - they are integrated or soldered on to board.
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You're very welcome.
I agree. Finding the parts cheaply could be hard.
You can enter the part numbers in the HP site below and see what comes up.
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Mostly I've come across the unfortunate agreement that most laptops cannot have their graphics cards upgraded/swapped out, since the graphics card is soldered on to the motherboard. However, after talking to an HP "support representative", they said they believed it was possible to add a graphics card, as long as it is compatible with the Motherboard my computer has.
Furthermore, after finding the maitenence and service manual online for my computer ( http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03221579.pdf ) it says that it could have come with switchable graphics, specifically the Nvidia Geforce 630M or 650M.
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You're very welcome.
I am not a PC repair tech by trade or training.
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Basically you can, with a cost and I believe this cost may be more expensive than buying a new computer because you have to take into account:
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Labor cost.
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Is it possible to upgrade/Install the graphics card in a 14-B062TU laptop?

I have a Sleekbook 14-B062TU and I have upgraded the harddive to a msata 256GB SSD and the ram to 16GB.
Now Can I install a graphics card/chip, if so which ones and what socket?????

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I have a Sleekbook 14-B062TU and I have upgraded the harddive to a msata 256GB SSD and the ram to 16GB.
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Hi,
No, you can't upgrade the graphics chip as it's a shared Intel graphics. You couldn't also upgrade a dedicated graphics like nVidia or ATI ones as it is soldered to the motherboard. The only way how to upgrade a graphics chip on a laptop like this is to replace the motherboard by a compatible one with a more powerful chip on it.
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Upgrade of the graphic card.

My laptop hp pavilliong6 notebook
intel core i3 2350m [email protected] ghz
ram 2 gb
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graphic device radeon(tm) hd 7450m
i want to know that can i upgrade it or not as when i play games like transformer fall of cybertron on low setting it crashes and message comes game stopped responding and when i play games like roller coaster tycoon it works very good. can graphic card be upgraded/changed, or is there some other problem
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Sorry but there is no upgrading the graphics on your computer. The systemboard contains the HD 7450M graphics adapter. As the system has HP "switchable graphics", the control settings or drivers may not be correct. This AMD High-Definition (HD) Graphics Driver (includes AMD driver, Intel driver, and CCC control panel) is the most current listed for your computer. Try to use drivers directly from AMD or Intel may cause issues. Please see "Switchable Graphics on Notebooks Configured with Intel and AMD/ATI GPUs" for an overview of settings and graphics mode available.
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Hi:
Most HP notebook graphics adapters cannot be upgraded without replacing the entire motherboard.
That includes your model.
Below is the link to the service manual. While this manual may be outdated, the information still applies regarding the construction of the notebook.
http://bizsupport2.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c01612461/c01612461.pdf
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I hope this provides the specific information you were requesting.
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Hi there!
I'm thinking about buying a Sattelite M40 which fits precisely with my budget. The only problem is the X300 128MB graphics card which is actually the slowest in ATI's X series. Is there any possibility or option of a graphic card upgrade either through the company or with the help of an authorized service provider? I know that there's the X600 in some models which would be a good change from the X300. Will the X300 and X600 be available/upgradable so that they can be changed ? (I know this sounds a bit crazy but some other notebook producers are already doing something similar. But I don't want to buy other notebook...)
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Ah such a pity. I'm no expert on mobile computers but I heard somewhere that some boards actually use something like a microAGP (or something like this). I was hoping that maybe there'd be a similar microPCI-express technology that made possible a GPU upgrade.
I was wondering if it'd be possible to connect a stronger graphic card externally through a expansion slot or maybe docking station but maybe I'm going too far.
I think I will buy it anyway since I think it's the best sollution for my money and I've heard only praises for Toshiba's laptops and especially for the Satellite family.
Ah and thanks for the quick reply!! :)
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Hello,
I have been looking around for an answer with no hope to find one for my question!!
Why I can't update my iMac Graphic Card to something better? Why this option was not given?
A big company like Apple should have a solution to this issue, you have to....
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Please tell us the year/specifications of your iMac so we can determine whether it is worth/compatible with an upgrade.
While it is more than possible to upgrade an iMac's GPU, (people say its soldered to the mb, trust me its not as I have taken mine apart for myself).
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2: The cost, it is expensive and will most likely be more than half the price of the original cost of the unit.
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Both of them are important for a graphic designer.
The processor and the GPU are quite good on the high-end 27-inch iMac. If I have to choose one, I would choose to upgrade the processor, because you should experience more performance by upgrading the processor to an Intel Core i7 one and it is the part that moves near everything in all applications. You should not have any problem with the built-in GPU.
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