laptop external gpu

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No. Theoretically you could get a USB 3.0 to graphics setup, but the laptop doesn't expose a fast enough bus to drive serious graphics. You would use something like this: dell inspiron 3521
Plus, enclosures to run a real "graphics card" externally are pretty expensive.

Exactly what do you want to accomplish? If we knew, maybe we could help you.
No. Theoretically you could get a USB 3.0 to graphics setup, but the laptop doesn't expose a fast enough bus to drive serious graphics. You would use something like this: dell inspiron 3521
Plus, enclosures to run a real "graphics card" externally are pretty expensive.

Exactly what do you want to accomplish? If we knew, maybe we could help you.
 
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Pretty sure they just want to be able to game without having to buy a complete rig or a new laptop. I was looking into the same thing before I built a rig.

 
i have seen videos in which wireless card on the motherboard is removed to connect external video card dock and gpu is connected on that slot and is powered by a psu