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Originally Posted by Imglidinhere 
No. Just... no... >_> The PCI-E socket that laptop GPUs use is considerably different from the ones used in Desktops. You physically can't add on a GPU in that manner. Yes you can use something like Thunderbolt and add an external GPU, but that's too little gain for the cost of the machine. It'd be better just to buy a laptop that actually has a decent GPU within it's confines.

No. Just... no... >_> The PCI-E socket that laptop GPUs use is considerably different from the ones used in Desktops. You physically can't add on a GPU in that manner. Yes you can use something like Thunderbolt and add an external GPU, but that's too little gain for the cost of the machine. It'd be better just to buy a laptop that actually has a decent GPU within it's confines.
I didn't say you should, but depending on the laptop you can add external graphics as you yourself said






