I would like to find the spec manual and what cpu slot it has.

Here are the specs of the motherboard, both answers to your questions are "Yes". Happy purchase and have fun with it !

CPU
• Support socket AM2 for AMD® Athlon 64/Athlon 64X2 CPU / AM2+ for AMD® Phenom CPU / AM3 for AMD® Phenom II / Athlon II CPU . (95W only)
Please refer to CPU Support for compatible CPU; the above description is for reference only.
Hyper Transport Bus

• HyperTransport 1.0 supporting speed up to 1000MT/s

Chipset
• NVIDIA® nForce 630a & GeForce 7025 chipset



Main Memory

• Supports Dual Channel DDR2 667/800
- 2 DDR2 DIMMs (240pin / 1.8V)
- Supports a maximum memory size up to 8GB.



Slots
• One PCI Express 1.0 x16 slot.
• One PCI Express 1.0 x1 slot.
• Two PCI slots (support 3.3v/5v PCI bus interface).



On-Board IDE

• One IDE port by NVIDIA® nForce 630a & GeForce 7025 chipset
- Supports Ultra DMA 66/100/133 mode
- Supports PIO, Bus Master operation mode
- Can connect up to two IDE devices

On-Board SATA

• Two SATA II ports by NVIDIA® nForce 630a & GeForce 7025 chipset
- Supports storage and data transfers at up to 3Gb/s

RAID Function

- SATA II 1~2 supports RAID 0, 1 mode by NVIDIA® nForce 630a & GeForce 7025 chipset

check the board's specs and the manuals, or go online and search for the model of your mobo im sure they have these on google.

Please check inside the computer case if the AGP slot is there, according to the user manual there is no AGP slot and so a AGP card has no connector on the mainboard to be connected to - No it can not be installed to this mainboard.

You can only use PCI Video cards if there is no AGP slot.

http://www0.epinions.com/specs/Everex_StepNote_KR3200W_15_4_Widescreen_Laptop_w_AMD_Turion_64_ML_32_1_8GHz_Processor_PC_Notebook

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Everex-KR3200W-Laptops-manual/id/2380bh742/t/2/
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your computer has the following motherboard
Intel 865GV

this uses AGP graphic cards (old type)

Rate me yeah?

an agp slot card is the older type the newer one is pci express.
if you are buying a graphics card make sure you dont buy the newer pci express if you board only supports the agp type

This board came out in October 2003. From the Chaintech tech specs:

Socket A for AMD Athlon XP / Duron processors

AMD Athlon Processors up to 1.4GHz

AMD Athlon XP Processors 1500+ to 3200+

AMD Duron Processors up to 1.3GHz

Hope this helps & please rate this solution fixya. Thanks.

Hi,

Honestly In the long run you will be better off buying a cheap new laptop.

Dual core or similiar.

But lets see.
You can upgrade the cpu, memory and the hard drive.

The laptop supports Maximum of 72 MB of Ram by installing a matched pair of 32-mb memory modules in the memory upgrade sockets on the main board. Theres 8 MB build into the motherboard so you will have total of 72MB with 8MB on the board and 64 in the slots. Thats the maximum memory you can have. You could try a biger module at your own risk. (may not work)

the NeoMagic 2093 video controller is integrated and can't be changed.

What is the model of your LM? for example Lm M166ST
You should be able to upgrade to 166MHZ or more.

I don't know how big of a drive the computer supports, but Id guess atleast double? possibly more, I don't know whats the bigest size supported.

download cpuz it will tell your specs

Hello, I have had similar problems with that same motherboard in the past and have found that resetting the cmos (see users manual) or just taking the battery of the motherboard for a few minutes can solve this. CAUTION please remove the power lead on your tower before touching any components inside, and earth yourself first by touching metal.. as static discharge kills pc components..
Hope this helps.....
Tony.