GPU DIY little project

[Marwan91]

Alright, I had an old laptop that died. I have this habit of dismantling every single chip inside before throwing it away. I've got a trove of chips lying around now including RAMS, DVDROMS, Wireless and Bluetooth chips and more. More importantly, I took off a dedicated GeForce GPU. I forgot it's model but I believe it's a 7600m or something. I completely forgot about the chips and everything until recently.
So now my friend gave me a Samsung 305e4a with an AMD-3305\ Radeon 6480g. I know, pretty basic stuff, but I've got it overclocked from 1900mhz to 2800. Yep.
But here is the thing with APU's, the built in GPU cannot be played with. So now I remembered that I have a spare 7600M laying around and wanted to see what are my possibilities.

I know that my laptop has a 16xPCIe outlet but I couldn't Identify it. Also, the connectors on the back of the card look weird to me. I can take care of the cooling and everything, but can I get some help understanding the connections here?

Pictures attached can answer some of your questions.

PCIe Connector

the connectors

Glary Utilities

Speccy

 

[COLGeek]

Unless your laptop has a MXM slot (which I don't believe it does), you can't install a discrete (stand alone) GPU.

The Speccy screen capture indicates that your GPU (APU) uses a PCIe interface to communicate with the system, but that does not mean that you have an available MXM slot to install your Nvidia GPU in.

See here for more info: http/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_PCI_Express_Module

 

[Marwan91]

Okay, there is no need for a MXM slot because there is non on the graphics card. I've searched for Images for all types of MXM and they look similar to regular PCI, only smaller. This socket is different, as you can see in the images.

This is the socket again for reference:
http/imgur.com/20pGgx6

 

[COLGeek]

I see no way to connect thone components. The Nvidia card is likely proprietary for the system it originally came from.

 

[Marwan91]

That's what I feared. Anyhow, thanks for this

 

[COLGeek]

Have fun with all of your toys!