Dell's own user forums would be the place to start. Compared to almost all of the rest of the laptop sellers, Dell sells a higher percentage that have somewhat better options for upgrades, but in spite of that, the odds that you have that type and don't already know it (because you paid more to get one made that way) aren't in your favor.
I've not kept up with anything of Dell's in a decade now, so your model number means nothing to me. Overall, the computer industry sells laptops that are 95 % non-game capable because they have onboard chips, only, for video. Those laptops are never made to have separate video cards added later. Out of the remaining 5 %, which come from the factory with actual video card hardware included, a similar 95 % + / - have the mainboard and video circuit board permanently attached to each other, preventing removal, save at extraordinary effort.
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