Can this be replaced?

Video fault.Reseat RAM first.If no change - repair or replace motherboard if dedicated graphics if integrated repair or replace graphics card.

A) The Fujitsu Amilo Li 3710 Notebook PC does not have a graphics card.

It has Integrated Graphics.

The Integrated Graphics borrows some of the system resources.
Processor and Ram Memory

http://fujitsu.tabletsnlaptops.com/fujitsu-amilo-notebook-li-3710-316.html

The Integrated Graphics is part of the motherboard chipset.
The Intel GL40 - Northbridge chip, and the Intel ICH9-M - Southbridge chip,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Intel_graphics_processing_units#Fourth_generation

The integrated graphics is Intel GMA 4500MHD

http://ark.intel.com/products/35501/Intel-82GL40-Graphics-and-Memory-Controller-Hub

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_GMA#GMA_X4500

So,.............what do you mean by clean it?

Also;
1) What ARE the symptoms,

and,

2) Have you connected an external VGA monitor, to the laptop?
If so do you get a display on the external VGA monitor?

Post back in a Comment.

Regards,
joecoolvette

You have integrated or On-Board graphics which means your graphics controller is located on the mother board itself. fortunately you have a PCI-e expansion slot so you can buy a PCI-e graphics card to replace the on board graphics that is if your having graphics problems. or not if your just wanting to know where your graphics card or controller is located. Hope this helps

Hi choongjieyi,
To be sure I would need to know what your system is but the problem is most likely that your computer has integrated graphics (this means its built right onto the motherboard rather than actually having a graphics card that plugs into the motherboard). Integrated graphics are not able to run games as graphic intensive as the call of duty games. The only other problem it would be is if computer has a very old graphics card that simply does not support that.

The solution depends on your computer. If your computer is using integrated graphics BUT it has a PCI-E slot then you simply need to buy a graphics card and install it. Some budget computers will not have a PCI-E slot and if this is the case you would need to buy a new computer. If your computer does have a PCI slot (this is the earlier version of the PCI-E slot) you MIGHT be able to get away with buying an old PCI graphics card to play the game but you would most likely run into serious performance issues as that game is very demanding and requires modern shaders.

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This depends, mspolar1.

Depends on;

1) If it's a Desktop computer, or a Laptop computer.

Desktop computers may, or may not, come with Integrated Graphics.
For those desktop computers that do Not, a graphics adapter card is used.

(Graphics adapter card is also referred to as a Graphics Card, or Video Card)

Desktop computers that Do come with Integrated Graphics, will also have a graphics expansion slot to install a graphics card in.

2) Laptops generally just have Integrated Graphics, BUT there are some models that Do have a Graphics Card, and there is the possibility of upgrading to a better one.

The above relates directly to Toshiba desktop computers, and laptops, as well as a reference to all desktop, and laptop computers.

To explain Integrated Graphics:

Another name for Integrated Graphics is OnBoard Graphics.
ON the motherBOARD.

The graphics chip is soldered directly to the motherboard.

[ Chip and Chipset are slang terms for I.C.
Integrated Circuit,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_Circuit

A graphics chip has a GPU on it,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPU ]

Integrated Graphics borrows some of the system's resources.
The Processor and Ram Memory.

The Processor and Ram Memory are trying to take care of the Operating System, and the program that is being ran.
Two Operating System examples are Windows XP, and Windows 7. An example of a program that may be borrowing system resources heavily, is a game.

If an intense game is being played, the system resources cannot keep up with the demand for graphics, when Integrated Graphics is installed.
(Slow frame rates, or freezing. Poor graphics. Even with low settings)

A dedicated graphics card borrows very little of the system resources, or none at all.
A graphics card has it's own Processor, and Ram Memory.
(GPU and graphics ram memory)

In direct reference to Toshiba laptop's, post the laptop Model Number to see if the graphics can be upgraded.
There are some Toshiba laptops where this is possible, and some that are not.
(Post in a Comment)

The one's that use Integrated Graphics, and no dedicated graphics card, are the ones that cannot be upgraded.

Primer:

The AMD ATI Radeon Mobility HD 4250 is;

1) A mobile design of GPU. Mobile meaning being made for Laptops.
2) GPU = Graphics Processing Unit,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPU

The GPU is essentially the 'Graphics Engine'
This GPU is used for Integrated Graphics.
Integrated also means OnBoard.
ON the motherBOARD.

This GPU is a chip soldered to the motherboard. There is no upgrading it as you would for a desktop computer.
(As in changing to a better Graphics Card)

Integrated graphics borrows from the System's resources.
The system resources are the Processor, and Ram Memory.
Anything that borrows from the system resources will slow the computer down, as far as the Operating System is concerned, and the program that is being run.

In this case referring to playing a game, if the game is intensive it will require a lot of the 'graphics engine'.
The GPU
The GPU stated above will borrow from the system resources, and if an intense game is being played, the game may freeze, or you'll have low frame rates, and/or poor graphics quality.

A lot to absorb, I know. Wanted you to have the facts.
Short answer?
NO.

You will be able to play a lot of the games out there, but not the new intense one's.
It's not a gamer laptop with that GPU being used.

[The GPU is an AMD ATI RV620

1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_ATI_graphics_processing_units#Mobility_Radeon_HD_4xxx_Series ]

best thing to do is to get an RMA of your motherboard because even if you still want to use the a dedicated video card the side port video memory of your motherboard is still faulty..and for you to avoid other future problems with the motherboard

well you may have a bad video card or maybe even a monitor have you tried another monitor? if so, then you can purchase graphics cards at most electronics stores!

Integrated generally means it is part of the motherboard and not a removable card. Integrated can also mean a card that does multiple tasks like Graphics & Modem & Printer. Dedicated would indicate a removable card that does only graphics and not other tasks. A dedicated graphics card would almost always work better. They have more capacity and work faster.

You can add a graphics card to pretty much any newer computer fairly easily now days. Check your computer manual to be sure what type of video card you will be able to use.

Sorry, No. Integrated means it's built into the motherboard. This is typical because it's so highly integrated with the display.