Nvidia Graphic Card

[shubh]

I want to buy a 1 GB graphic card for my Dell Inspiron 1464. My notebook configuration is as follows-
Intel core i3-330M(2.13 Ghz,4 threads, 3M cache) Processor,
3GB (1x2GB/1x1GB) 1067MHz DDR3 SDRAM,
320GB 7200RPM SATA Hard Drive,
Optical drive bezel, for DVD +/- RW.
My budget is Rs. 2500. I would prefer Nvidia. Please suggest an appropriate graphic card model.
Shubham

 

[sunny4691]

I want to buy a 1 GB graphic card for my Dell Inspiron 1464. My notebook configuration is as follows-
Intel core i3-330M(2.13 Ghz,4 threads, 3M cache) Processor,
3GB (1x2GB/1x1GB) 1067MHz DDR3 SDRAM,
320GB 7200RPM SATA Hard Drive,
Optical drive bezel, for DVD +/- RW.
My budget is Rs. 2500. I would prefer Nvidia. Please suggest an appropriate graphic card model.
Shubham

You can't add a graphics card to a notebook or laptop, so you have to do with the gpu you have in your notebook

 

[lordirecto]

Wow. That was an epic idea OP. Dont worry, some companies are creating hardware that can act as graphic card through USB. I have seen the videos and reviews about it, but too bad I do not remember it now. Just google around, and you will find it.
Also I do not think this hardware is available in India yet.

 

[mitraark]

Wow. That was an epic idea OP. Dont worry, some companies are creating hardware that can act as graphic card through USB. I have seen the videos and reviews about it, but too bad I do not remember it now. Just google around, and you will find it.
Also I do not think this hardware is available in India yet.

Mentioning this would be almost equivalent of providing false hope

 

[lordirecto]

Mentioning this would be almost equivalent of providing false hope

Ofcourse, Indian hardware industry is a 100% genuine false hope, and everyone knows that.

 

[d3p]

Indian Market is a complete Hopeless, don't expect it to change or learn, instead of you getting learned & changed.

 

[1993gregory]

hey dude you cant add a GPU to a laptop.
They are attached from the starting

 

[lordirecto]

Indian Market is a complete Hopeless, don't expect it to change or learn, instead of you getting learned & changed.

hey dude you cant add a GPU to a laptop.
They are attached from the starting

---------- Post added 16-03-2011 at 07:26 PM ---------- Previous post was 15-03-2011 at 08:59 PM ----------

UPDATE: The eXternal Graphics solution that I was talking about. I found the link at last, ofcourse in youtube. See the video in the following link, it has more than enough proof that there is a new technology that can be used by laptop owners to upgrade their gfx solution.
YouTube - ATI XGP (eXternal Graphics Platform) Radeon 5830 Demo At CES 2010