750TI on HP Pavilion 500-212el GTX

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• HP Pavilion 500-527nb: GTX-750TI (Graphics) upgrade. Need help please, thx.

  Hello

  A very quick question.  The GeForce GTX 750 tiis usable on my HP Pavilion 500-527nb desktop PC?

  It is WITHOUT changing my diet, which has 180W...

  That power seems too low, but the PC came with a GTX 745 (OEM) that uses the same power that the GTX 750ti, yet when I check the specs on the site of GeForce, it says power to minimum power supply must be 300 w (for both 745 oem and 750 ti)...  So, I'm confused.

  Thanks for any help.

  Hi again Kebess,

  Thanks for the quick response!

  I don't know the problem install the ti GTX 750, but I can't guarantee that you won't have problems.

  Best regards

• Pavilion 500-232el: is MSI gtx compatible with HP pavilion 500-232el 750ti?

  Hello

  I want to update my graphics card.

  I'm looking for a MSI GTX 750ti.

  is this card compatible with HP pavilion 500-232el?

  Thanks in advance,

  Alessandro

  Hello

  Thank you very much for your answer.

  Happy new year

  Alessandro

• EVGA GTX GPU Pavilion 500-277cb 960 leave Sam's Club

  I'm interested if a graphics card in EVGA GTX960 (model 02 G-P4-2962-GOLD) can be added to a HP Pavilion 500 - 277cb of the Sam's club. I am aware that I needed to upgrade the power of 600w. My research indicated that the card had to be secure boot hp compatible. EVGA has confirmed that this card is compatible, but impossible to validate that it was compatible to the bios and card mother Memphis-S. It's the smallest graphics card so it must adapt to the Board and the inside of the case. This card will work? And what happens if changes would be to do?

  You've done the research and should have no problem. What PSU are you interested in?

• HP Pavilion 500-326na: graphics upgrade on HP Pavilion 500-326na card

  Last year, I bought a HP Pavilion 500-326na, and recently, I decided that I would update the graphics card. The card that I'm looking is the nVidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti. This would be consistent with (and in the form of) my computer? In addition, I'm not sure exactly how I had to upgrade my power supply, if necessary, and if you can direct me to a decent choice.

  Thank you very much.

  SJ642, welcome to the forum.

  According to the Specifications of the product , the computer has an external power supply 180W (PSU).  If this is the case, you won't be able to level the video card.  The 750ti requires a power supply of at least 300 w; Some reported that 400W is needed to make it work properly.

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• HP Pavilion 500-141ea: GPU for HP pavilion 500-141ea

  Hello

  A couple of years ago, I bought a HP pavilion 500-141ea, I am now looking to upgrade the GPU and the power supply on this subject. I want to replace the old GPU with a GTX 960 but I unure know if it is compatible with my motherboard because I'm not sure if it has the version of the bios that is needed to support the 960 GTX

  Information on the motherboard:

  MS-7778 (Jasmine)

  BIOS version: FRIEND 80.46 10/03/2013

  If it doesn't not work could offer you some suggestions?

  Thanks in advance!

  Madness 78, welcome to the forum.

  960 GTX requires UEFIin the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS / Legacy.  Your motherboard has UEFI.  You have two things to consider: 1) the power required to run the video card correctly and 2) the length of the card.  The power supply unit (PSU) to the count is 300W.  I think that you will need a minimum of 400W.  I recommend a block of power SUPPLY Corsair of at least 500W.  The modular power supply to reduce the number of cables you are using.  This allows for better air circulation.  You can determine if the card fits by the measure of the e/s rear plate at the front of the computer.  This will allow you to see if it fits and if other ingredients will be in the way of this Assembly.

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• Looking for a block of POWER 500 ~ 550W that fits HP pavilion 500-023w desktop

  I bought a Dynex 520w ATX PSU for HP pavilion 500-023w.  This power supply is about 1.5 cm longer than the original and just, it does not in my computer.  It is too big.

  Previously, I had Thermaltake TR2 430w PSU.  This is of same size as the original power supply. But it won't last even 3 months. IDK, maybe it's not enough for geforce 2 650.

  I'm looking for a PSU that adapts to the 500-023w Pavilion and able to run 650 geforce.

  Please can someone recommend some PSU?

  After watching the dynex 520was reference, it is noted that it is the depth 6.3 "on this case. What you asked has a power supply with only 5.5 "deep. These meet your requirement.

  Rosewill 530W or 630W, as these two are depth 5.5 ".

  No OCZ in the range of 500W which is depth 5.5 "

  Corsair 500w 5.5 "depth, the Corsair CX600 might be a good choice, but it is sold out at this time.

  Any of these will provide a GTX 650 card needs. I love the Rosewill 630W. It will draw only what suits him.

• HP Pavilion 500-002ec: the HP Pavilion 500-002ec gpu upgrade

  Hello.

  I have a HP Pavilion 500-002ec pc and I want to replace the pre-installed gpu (Radeon HD 8570). I was looking at GTX950 and I have a few questions. I need more power for her? If so, how much more? And it is even compatible with current pc? Thanks for your replies.

  Hello

  If do the 950 GTX specific and model does not require a 6-pin auxiliary power connector then it should work. However, most of the GTX 950 require an auxiliary power connector 6-pin and the HP 300 watt standard power supply in your PC doesn't have that connector.  You would be obliged to replace the power supply or try the NVIDIA GTX 750.

  If you decide to stay with the GTX950 then I suggest you one of the following blocks that will give you a bit of room to develop and/or use a graphics card more large: Corsair CX500, CX600 or CX650m

  Be sure to measure to ensure that the graphics card fits will fit inside.

• Pavilion 500-339: update video card for a 500-339 Pavilion

  I have a HP Pavilion 500-339. AMD A10, processor 3.5 GHz quad-core with 8 GB of RAM, running windows 8.1, 64-bit. It came with a Radeon R7 240 video card. I know that physical space is limited inside the computer case, but what could I upgrade to that would fit? While not the biggest PC-gamer out there, I do not play a bit and I would like the best features. Thank you!

  Hello

  Without replacing the power supply, the NVIDIA GTX 750 TI would be an excellent choice. Choose a model that does not require a 6-pin auxiliary power connector.  Open your Pc and do some measures so that you know for sure that the GTX model 750 will be fit. Most should adapt to certain expectations.  Know what the return policy is before you buy.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• HP Pavilion 500-319NA: new to < see below > graphics card

  Hello

  I am new to the computer upgrades and know almost nothing about it, so please keep any simpler answer and understanding as possible.

  My computer is the "HP Pavilion 500-319na".

  It contains the graphics card "NVIDIA GeForce 705" (I think it's a 1 GB model)

  There's a game coming out next year called Overwatch, this graphics card is unable to play the game, so I decided that I want to upgrade this Christmas.

  The graphics card, I have drawn attention is the "ASUS 2 GB GeForce GTX 750 Ti.

  I have mainly two questions:

  • Is my computer compatible with this graphics card?
  • the Geforce 705 dosent require any kind of power, but one that I want (the GTX 750 it) seems to require a power adapter 6 pin or something.

  If anyone could help with any of these things it would be wonderful.

  Thank you, Callie

  You'll be glad you asked, you need to clarify some issues.

  This is your computer.  There really a 180W external PSU?  Or is the power supply inside the box?  There were some variations in generation of HP model #.   If internal, envy is the coast?

  Your computer has a 2.9 Ghz CPU... but Overwatch requires a 3.3 - 3, 46 Ghz CPU. That will slow down the game.

  GTX660 (140W) is far superior to the GTX750Ti (60W), but power is a problem. AQgain, need you a new power supply, but it's an internal model.  See above question. !!!

  You also have a problem of compatibility of the UEFI BIOS.  The GTX750Ti is OK, but the GTX 660 requires BIOS settings inherited.

• Maybe a bad Mobo Pavilion 500-297c

  Hello all and thanks in advance for any help there is for.  Against my better judgment, I bought a HP Pavilion 500 - 297 c instead of building my own PC.  In my old computer (which has exploded after 4 years, I was the second owner) I have a Nvidia GeForce GTX 550ti.  I wanted to put it in my new computer and knew I needed power upgrade.  I went to my local computer tech store and had them install a new power supply and my old card.  Not that I couldn't do it myself, but I thought with it under warranty I would like to leave to the professionals.  So installed 500W Power and a 6-pin Sata, I thought we were in business.  Unfortunately, it would not pass on the MESSAGE.  The tech thought it sounded like a report of bad memory.  He went out two DIMMS and restarted.  Nevertheless, would not pass POST.  So he replaced the DIMMs, pulled the card and rebooted.  It starts very well this time.  He thought he could be the graphics card itself that was bad.  He then installed his "known to work" test card (a HD 4350).  Still no dice.  I then had him test my video card in one of its computers in floor and it seems to work very well.  We thought it was a bad housing PCI Express.  Someone has an idea, if I forgot something, or if the two are not compatible (I don't see why they would be)?  Any help would be great!

  PCIExpressx16, welcome to the forum.

  Here is a guide who can explain the problem you are having with the video card.  Read it carefully.

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• Pavilion 500-138eo: GPU upgrade

  I intend to move the graphics card in my Pavilion 500-138eo Nvidia Geforce GTX 960 or 970 and upgrade the PSU to fit to the requirements of the new graphics card. The motherboard (Memphis-s) and the case does support these cards as they are cards double-width, and what diet do you recommend? The current graphics card is a Geforce GTX 645 with 2 GB of VRAM, twice more than the Nvidia reference design.

  Specifications of the computer: http://support.hp.com/ie-en/document/c03991377

  Hi there @apanpapan3

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, so many other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff. I understand that you are looking for information for upgrading the video card and the power supply to your computer. I'm happy to help you with this.

  Looking at the two video cards that you are considering, the 960 requires that a minimum of 400 w of power and the 970 requires a minimum of 970 w. The two cards are double-width, but the 970 is a little longer. Both use PCI Express 3.0.

  The system has however a 300W power supply, then of course you will need to level it and don't forget the replacement of the power supply has the necessary extra power connections, 1 or 2 6-pin connections must be available depending on the card.

  The current internal power supply also has the following additional parameters:

  • Form factor: ATX internal

• Pavilion 500-336: updated drivers audio HP Pavilion 500-336

  Here's the audio that I have on my computer: IDT 92HD65C

  Looking at the Device Manager, I see that the driver date is 07/11/2013.  Where can I find the updated drivers for this?

  The version of the driver I have right now is 6.10.6496.0

  Is there still a good reason do not update the audio drivers?

  Hello:

  The audio works fine now?

  If so, I would not update the driver.  Many problems with W10 and IDT audio.

  There is an audio driver IDT W10 on your PC support page if the Beats Audio doesn't work properly or not at all.

  6.10.6504.0 Rev.A

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Pavilion-500-300-desktop-PC-series/6879020/model/7127002

• Pavilion 500 - 200 t: the proccessor upgrade

  I just upgraded memory of my desktop HP pavilion 500-200 t CTO at max (16 GB), I was wondering if I could upgrade my processor or is it 'fixed' to the motherboard?

  Hi @deerpark243,
  
  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, HP experts and other support staff. I understand that you have questions about upgrades of the processor. I'll be happy to help you.

  First the CPU and does not set on the motherboard.

  Please refer to the motherboard, (Memphis-S) sheet.

  To half way down you will see "information update processor.

  Please keep me informed of the progress of things.

  If you need help, let me know and I will gladly make all that I can to help you.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem by marking this post as "accept as a Solution.
  To simply say thank you, click the Thumbs up below!

  Thank you.

• HP Pavilion 500-297c: Boot failure now need to recoversystem

  My Pavilion 500-297c will not start.   All initial tests HD pass ok.   I am running an extended test.   Resetting the system w/maintain files fails.

  I guess even a hard disk failure.   I purchase and install a new HD.  The system came with Windows 8, which has since been upgraded to Windows 10.

  So, I'm going to need some kind of bootable recovery disk HP.  No idea how to get a CD or bootable USB drive to restore the system to a bootable state?

  Also, given that the current hard drive always seems to work at least in part, I hope to set it up as a second drive on the system once I get the new HD installed.  What is the best way to try that?

  > No idea how to get a CD or bootable USB drive to restore the system to a bootable state?

  Because Windows 10 _was_ installed on your computer, a "fingerprint" of your computer is registered with Microsoft.

  This 'fingerprint' allows you to download Windows 10, on any computer and create a bootable DVD that can be used on your computer, without having to enter a 25-character license key.

  Reference: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

  There is no need to wait for HP to courier-ship anything for you.

  Tip: buy a new disk drive and install, remove your current hard drive.

  Install Windows 10 on the new drive and then attach the old drive as a "slave."

  and copy all your files to it on the new drive.