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[XcyiouS]

Can a All In One ASUS computer be transformed into a custom computer ? Like taking out the parts and putting it in a case

I'm currently using a AIO ASUS PC, Model is ET2411 series
I was wondering if it is possible to take out the parts of the computer , and change some parts and put it in like a separate case . Something like reusing the parts of this PC. ​As I might want to upgrade to another PC but I have a low budget for now so I'm just asking in-case I could just change some parts and improve it?
Core i5,NVIDIA GEFORCE GT 630M 1GB . ​And the photo attached .. That's the most I know about this computer I guess

[Guest Kloaked]

Not in the way you're wanting, no.

[spartaman64]

from my experience with all in ones you might be able to change the ram and storage and thats about it think about them as you would think about laptops in terms of upgradability 

[Swndlr]

What is the exact model we are talking?

Probably wont be able to do it, but nothings impossible I suppose

[Enderman]

no

its like a laptop, but in a monitor

you cannot take those parts and customize them, they don't fit the standards, they are all custom made

[MourningSouls]

Generally the hardware will be laptop type. So not meeting any desktop standards and being almost entirely proprietary. That said, you could design and build, or have built a custom case for it. But, it may not have proper I/O.

[XcyiouS]

My AIO ASUS PC Model is ET2411 series

[XcyiouS]

Actually i'll start a new topic/post . Thanks for the reply

[cragger89]

CPU, if it is something that can be removed. RAM - guess it may be laptop sized, though.

 

GPU is a "mobile" variant so even if it isn't soldered directly to the AIO's motherboard, it won't have a desktop sized PCI-E connector.

[QueenDemetria]

I'm currently using a  AIO ASUS PC, Model is ET2411 series

I was wondering if it is possible to take out the parts of the computer , and change some parts and put it in like a separate case . Something like reusing the parts of this PC. ​As I might want to upgrade to another PC but I have a low budget for now so I'm just asking in-case I could just change some parts and improve it?

Core i5,NVIDIA GEFORCE GT 630M 1GB . ​And the photo attached .. That's the most I know about this computer I guess

So, I found this picture:

And from what I can see is that the CPU, SoDIMM(laptop sized) RAM, HDD, and WiFi card can be used with another PC. The WiFi card will need an adapter if you want to use it in a desktop that doesn't have a mPCI-e slot on the motherboard. The GPU is soldered to the motherboard, so it cant be removed.

[Guest Kloaked]

Like we told you in your other thread, it won't be like you want it to be.

 

What's inside of your AIO PC is essentially what you would find inside of a laptop. The GPU is not replaceable (well it is, but you don't do it), the CPU most of the time isn't replaceable (I would assume especially with an AIO that it's not upgradeable unless it's one of the larger iMacs).

[XcyiouS]

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