I have a amd a10 4660m with 7660 g and HD graphics. It has and crossfire and 4gb total video ram 512 mb so I'm asking if I

[davionpowell30]

Amd a10 4660m 2.3ghz turbo core 3,2ghz and HD 7660g 512 mb 10gb ram

 

[DSzymborski]

Well, what are you asking? You appear to have asked an entire question in the title instead of the body, so it got truncated when it hit the maximum length.

 

[davionpowell30]

Well, what are you asking? You appear to have asked an entire question in the title instead of the body, so it got truncated when it hit the maximum length.

I was asking if I could upgrade my and HD with crossfire to a higher graphics card preferable r7 260 or any graphics card higher that 2gb or exactly 2gb. Note I have GPU

 

[DSzymborski]

Well, what are you asking? You appear to have asked an entire question in the title instead of the body, so it got truncated when it hit the maximum length.

I was asking if I could upgrade my and HD with crossfire to a higher graphics card preferable r7 260 or any graphics card higher that 2gb or exactly 2gb. Note I have GPU

Would need to know the laptop, but almost certainly the answer would be no. Laptops that have the ability to do this are extremely rare and almost invariably are expensive high-end laptops, which this isn't. And I can't remember seeing a laptop that could have the GPU upgraded that didn't have a discrete GPU to begin with; you have an APU and the 7660g is just the integrated graphics. Also, you could never upgrade it with a desktop GPU under any circumstances.

Shorter answer: No.

 

[davionpowell30]

Well, what are you asking? You appear to have asked an entire question in the title instead of the body, so it got truncated when it hit the maximum length.

I was asking if I could upgrade my and HD with crossfire to a higher graphics card preferable r7 260 or any graphics card higher that 2gb or exactly 2gb. Note I have GPU

Would need to know the laptop, but almost certainly the answer would be no. Laptops that have the ability to do this are extremely rare and almost invariably are expensive high-end laptops, which this isn't. And I can't remember seeing a laptop that could have the GPU upgraded that didn't have a discrete GPU to begin with; you have an APU and the 7660g is just the integrated graphics. Also, you could never upgrade it with a desktop GPU under any circumstances.

Shorter answer: No.

I have GPU not Apu and PCI express four slot

 

[DSzymborski]

Well, what are you asking? You appear to have asked an entire question in the title instead of the body, so it got truncated when it hit the maximum length.

I was asking if I could upgrade my and HD with crossfire to a higher graphics card preferable r7 260 or any graphics card higher that 2gb or exactly 2gb. Note I have GPU

Would need to know the laptop, but almost certainly the answer would be no. Laptops that have the ability to do this are extremely rare and almost invariably are expensive high-end laptops, which this isn't. And I can't remember seeing a laptop that could have the GPU upgraded that didn't have a discrete GPU to begin with; you have an APU and the 7660g is just the integrated graphics. Also, you could never upgrade it with a desktop GPU under any circumstances.

Shorter answer: No.

I have GPU not Apu and PCI express four slot

An A10-4660m is an APU. 7660g graphics is the integrated graphics on an A10-4660m.

Can you give *full* information as to what model your laptop is and what your specs are? Because you're giving incomplete information, conflicting information, and information that can't possibly be accurate. While the answer's very like no, it's hard for anyone to be certain if you can't give straight answers.