I'm looking for a graphics card to play with. And how does that work? Can I change my Sony Vaio laptop myself?
So far, one of Intel (HD Graphis 3000) and 4GB RAM should also be enough to gamble. Should not be too expensive, but good xD
You can't change those in your laptop because you're using the chip inside the processor.
If you want to continue using it, I would still upgrade to 6 or 8 gb ram.
If you like (which I can't believe because of the question) fancy complicated and unreliable fiddling and tinkering: you can use LAN instead of Wi-Fi, remove the WLAN card from the laptop, a cable from the PCIe x1 port of the card via appropriate wiring Plug in the PCIe X16 dock and place a normal PC power supply on the table for sufficient power. Not recommended and more a feasibility study, but yes, it works. Recommendation of mine is rational ne Nvidia Geforce 1060/1070 o.Ä and emotionally Ne AMD Radeon 590 or Vega / VII
For comments on how you can change nothing with you: HD3000 duty on Sandy Bridge CPU out, which means (Intel had at the time synonymous mobile socket) that you could change quite a bit (especially if he is also a few years older If you really want, you can possibly build a better SoC with HD4000, but the device will not get much better.
Neither your CPU (I assume), nor 4GB of RAM are sufficient for gambling.
A graphics card is not easy to install. The Intel HD is just the process-oriented graphics, not a graphics card.
Therefore, always buy a PC when it comes to gambling.
You can't install an extra graphics card with the laptop. Also limited in the setup of the processor and RAM.
For gaming you almost can't get around a desktop PC.
