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hi. im goin to this new skool and they require that u hav this laptop: lenovo x61 tablet, here's some details: http://www.tabletpcreview.com/default.asp?newsID=868 cos it has a really crap video card and i like my gaming would it be hard to upgrade to something decent like nvidia 7800 (id go for 8800 but cant afford it) and would it be compatible?
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