What Graphics Card and Processor can my Motherboard support?

Nearly all graphics processors are soldered to the motherboard in laptops making it so you can't change them. The exception is that some use a standard MXM socket to allow upgrades. I looked for you and your laptop model does not use this, so you are stuck with what you have.

You can upgrade the processor however, but it is likely you are better off buying a new machine and selling the one you have. You can use T5000 series Intel processors and possibly T6000. It is socket PPGA478.

i would seriously not recommend trying to upgrade parts in your laptop.

its hard to find the right parts for laptops especially GPUs and even when

you can get the parts the can work theoretically, they don't always work in practice.

putting more power hardware in a laptop also means more heat. you won't be able to upgrade

cooling in your laptop and with the limited space available you could and up putting in the new parts

having them work and then they overheat and burn out because they aren't cooled sufficiently.

you also have to worry about whether the power requirements for the new components can aren't too

much for the hardware in your laptop.

i don't think the amount of time you need to spend on this and the risk involved is worth the little performance you can gain from doing it.

hope this helps

Keyword - Laptop...

Sorry but,

You've got what you've got, you are limited to adding ram and maybe a bigger hard drive.... If you want an upgradable computer, next time get a desktop.

it helps LGA 775 CPU additionally noted as socket T Pentium 4 It additionally has PCIE and PCIE sixteen whenever you get a PCIE card, you are able to desire to appreciate what the ability standards are for it via fact your power furnish desires to be sturdy sufficient to run the cardboard and all your different aspects

if you go to the manufacturing site of your laptop they would have more of the info you need and if you put tag number it should tell you everything