Low budget gaming solution

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Technically, you should be able to play "high end games" with the right desktop GPU. But I am not familiar with how fast the PCI-e interface is in a laptop. Meaning I do not know if it is comparable to a PCI-e x4, x8, x16 interface in a desktop PC.

You will also need to purchase a desktop power supply to power the whatever GPU you want to buy. Most laptops only have one PCI-e slot and it will typically be occupied by the WiFi card unless the soldered into the motherboard. In that case you might a no PCI-e slot or one available PCI-e slot. Obviously if the PCI-e slot is occupied by the WiFi card, then you must remove to use the device.
Technically, you should be able to play "high end games" with the right desktop GPU. But I am not familiar with how fast the PCI-e interface is in a laptop. Meaning I do not know if it is comparable to a PCI-e x4, x8, x16 interface in a desktop PC.

You will also need to purchase a desktop power supply to power the whatever GPU you want to buy. Most laptops only have one PCI-e slot and it will typically be occupied by the WiFi card unless the soldered into the motherboard. In that case you might a no PCI-e slot or one available PCI-e slot. Obviously if the PCI-e slot is occupied by the WiFi card, then you must remove to use the device.
 
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blakflag3

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if you have a good cpu,and use a good external gpu yes it will,but keep in mind that you'll need 8gb of ram for the best experience,6 is also good,and 4 is the bare minimum so expect some lag,(i have played both games with 4gb ram so trust me,it's barely enough)