(the existing cable set won't work with an FHD screen)
There are two other things to consider: upgrading the screen will void any remaining warranty and due to the much larger volume of video data being pushed to the screen, it WILL slow down video performance.
Appreciated you help. I have a question, like you said, the video performance will slow down once I upgrade the screen. So, what can I do to prevent the video performance from slowing down cause I'm using my laptop for gaming or can I just change my dedicated gpu to higher and better performance?
ejn63
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September 11th, 2015 04:00
Yes, you can -- you will need the screen:
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AND you'll also need a new wiring harness:
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(the existing cable set won't work with an FHD screen)
There are two other things to consider: upgrading the screen will void any remaining warranty and due to the much larger volume of video data being pushed to the screen, it WILL slow down video performance.
HoAlex
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September 11th, 2015 06:00
Appreciated you help. I have a question, like you said, the video performance will slow down once I upgrade the screen. So, what can I do to prevent the video performance from slowing down cause I'm using my laptop for gaming or can I just change my dedicated gpu to higher and better performance?