about graphic card

[dr.vijay812001]

i have 820m gpu and i was purchased 1050 ti . is there a problem to connect 1050 ti in laptop without removing previous one ??

 

[tennis2]

Please provide a link to the 1050Ti you purchased.

Also, make/model of the laptop.

 

[dr.vijay812001]

Please provide a link to the 1050Ti you purchased.

Also, make/model of the laptop.

HP PAVILION 15-R007TX (G8D31PA) LAPTOP (CORE I5 4TH GEN/4 GB/1 TB/DOS/2 GB
https/mdcomputers.in/zotac-gtx-1050-ti-4gb-gddr5-zt-p10510a-10l.html gpu

 

[tennis2]

That's what I was afraid of. You bought a graphics card that gets installed in a desktop computer, not a laptop. Also, your laptop doesn't have Thunderbolt, which is what most/all external GPU enclosures use.

Return the GTX1050Ti. It's of no use to your laptop.

 

[dr.vijay812001]

That's what I was afraid of. You bought a graphics card that gets installed in a desktop computer, not a laptop. Also, your laptop doesn't have Thunderbolt, which is what most/all external GPU enclosures use.

Return the GTX1050Ti. It's of no use to your laptop.

BUT i saw some videos which use desktop gpu in laptop

 

[Gam3r01]

And "some videos" are worthless and full of misinformation.

 

[dr.vijay812001]

without thunderbolt there is no option to upgrade gpu

 

[tennis2]

You need some sort of PCIe based port.
Like I said, most/all commercially available external graphics enclosures use thunderbolt.
Not sure what video you're referring to, but Linustechtips did it hanging off a custom M.2 card from a PCIe/NVMe M.2 port. I doubt your laptop has such a thing.