Can I upgrade the graphics card in my Lenovo IdeaCentre Gaming 5?

The graphics card itself can be upgraded because it uses a standard PCIe slot. First, check that the new card physically fits in the case and that the power connectors are available. Lenovo’s power supply and motherboard may use proprietary designs, though, so replacing the PSU can be more complicated than it would be in a standard custom-built PC. Verify the exact PSU connectors and wattage before buying the card.

Thanks, that clears things up. I’ll check the exact PSU connectors and measure the available space before ordering anything.

The PCIe slot is standard, but the power supply is often proprietary in these Lenovo systems. If it lacks the right connector or doesn’t provide enough capacity, you may need an adapter or a compatible replacement PSU, and proprietary cases can limit your options.

Yes, the GPU is replaceable in that system. The main concerns are clearance, the required power connector, and whether the 500W Lenovo PSU can safely support the replacement. For an RTX 4060 Ti, 500W may be enough on paper, but you should confirm the specific PSU model and connector setup rather than assuming it will work.