I have a 512MB NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M, and I want to upgrade to a 1GB. Is this possible? if not, what other measures can I take to upgrade my graphics card? I was told from a IT worker that the grapihcds card is attached to the hard-drive. The only way to replce it is to replace a new hard-drive along with the graphics card too. I am not totally convinced with his outcome, so can anyone please help me!?
Cheers,
Thari
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
No. The graphics card is soldered to the motherbroad and is not upgradable.
Allan
Only memory and harddisk can be replaced by the user.
Graphics card is soldered to the motherboard.
Sorry.
The graphics system is not upgradable on MBPs...the graphics in the unit you buy is what you stay with.
Only memory and hard drive are upgradable.
Thari_B wrote:
I have a 512MB NVIDIA GeForce GT 330M, and I want to upgrade to a 1GB. Is this possible? if not, what other measures can I take to upgrade my graphics card? I was told from a IT worker that the grapihcds card is attached to the hard-drive
He does not know what he is talking about, and no, you can't upgrade your video card.
Thari_B wrote:
if not, what other measures can I take to upgrade my graphics card?
Only buy purchasing a computer that has a more powerful one installed.
Can I upgrade my graphics card??
