A p6-2330 yourself running a gtx 750ti?

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• HP Pavilion HPE h8-1214: GPU EVGA GTX 750TI will work with my HPE h8-1214

  Hello. I plan to update my graphics card soon. Accoring to this, I have a card Mother Angelica. I read another post here of a user having a h8-1230 with a card Mother Angelica Revision2 , who said the EVGA GTX 750TI was inconsistent with this Council, and that he should look for a version of the 750TI MSI instead.

  I was wondering if the same applies to my PC because my model is older that the other user has been. I prefer to use the EVGA GPU version, as it is cheaper than the MSI one, but I need to know if it will work with my computer. If not, will the labour card ASUS model, or should it be MSI? The map I intend to buy is present (EVGA) or this (ASUS).

  In addition to this, does anyone know if the stock fans and 300W power supply provided with this computer would be appropriate for the new card, or not? I'm looking forward already pass the power supply, but I don't know for the fans. If I were to upgrade the PSU, 430W would be enough, or should I go with 500W? Thank you.

  If anyone in the future who might wonder, I had this GPU works on my computer, but I had to buy a specific version of the map and the way I got it to work was pretty weird.

  You need to buy this version MSI of the card, because the card itself has a switch on to change the UEFI to Jack supported BIOS Legacy. As far as I know, other versions of this card are UEFI only, and this computer does not support UEFI, so he needs a card that can run in the traditional way. It may look like a fit snug in the case, but it does not seem to cause problems and it cools very well with fans.

  I also changed to a block of power SUPPLY Corsair 430W, which seems more than enough for the system, even with the card to load max. You could go to a higher power, if you consider the upgrade of several pieces, or reuse the power supply in a more powerful system later. I have not upgraded fans in the computer and do not seem to have cooling problems.

  Now to make it work...

  I had some questions:

  When I first turned on the computer, it froze on the screen of the POST (the first screen with the HP logo). It would allow me to get into the BIOS, and it would beep 4 times (with long breaks between the two), before finally to a black screen with a cursor blinking and just stay there.

  What finally got it to work:

  I disconnected all the instructors of the map (cables VGA, DVI or HDMI), and then I turned on the computer. Without any monitor plugged, the computer should beep 6 times (the power button LED flashing with it), then the power led turns off. The LED went off as soon as I plugged my monitor into the computer (in my case, I used a VGA cord).

  For the first few seconds, the screen remained blank and does not save a connection. The computer is beeping intermittently for a while, then after about a minute my detected monitor suddenly a signal, and the screen displays the Windows splash screen. I was able to boot into Windows, all right, even if the resolution of the screen will be a little goofy, until you install the drivers.

  I jumped in the driver installation CD, and once it finished installing, I restarted the computer. Now, when it restarted, I had to do the same procedure I mentioned above so that he could start again. Now that the drivers are installed, I don't know if I'll have to do this procedure everytime I restart the computer (don't have not shut down since then), but since I rarely shut down my computer, it's worth it to me.

  Hope this helps someone else, because I know that I spent 10 hours searching for ideas before discovering this solution myself.

  Now that it is running, I have problems and I have run several graphics intensive games on it without any problem with cooling or power draw. It is very quiet, too. Even with a game running on high quality graphics, I can barely hear the fans when there is no other sound in the room.

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  Yes, you can. Im running Windows on my L300-145 10.

• HP Pavilion p6709c desktop PC: new Gtx 750ti works only with the P6000

  After the installation of the new card, I'm stuck on the blue HP logo screen with without work duties and eventually a loud beep.

  Here are the steps I've tried currently:

  Swapped the psu of 300w for a compatible with rails needed 12v 430w

  Update the bios to 7.15 (highest possible, although I read it 8 + can be required to work)

  Tried loading after the bios changes: security disabled on PCI 16 - causing a black screen loading of the integrated graphics card unless.

  People with disabilities integrated graphics

  Uninstalled old gt 430 Moose used video card drivers.

  Installed new Nvidia drivers for the 750ti

  Talked to Zotac support, they said that HP has several locks of their boards of Directors that will not allow this works.

  Not sure if I should try to change in order to load legacy/uefi or just give up and send everything back.

  Going to leave this publication until tonight to make a decision.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  The GTX 750TI is supposed to be compatible with a 300W.  The real problem comes from your lack of the UEFI BIOS revision 8, which is not available for your system. It's refreshing having HP slam Zotac!   The MSI 750TI has a UEFI and pass the legacy.  The EVGA GTX660 or GTX670, line 1 (888) 880-3842), is a better card, but you need at least a 600W PSU for flexibility.

• HP2310i: New (ASUS GEForce GTX 750Ti) graphics card does not not on HP 2310i

  Hi all

  Help, please! I can't get my new graphix card to work with my HP 2310i :-(

  Basic unit of HP: Pavilion

  Model: p6320uk i5 CPU 3 .2GHz

  RAM: 6 GB

  Screen: HP 2310i

  Windows: 7 (64-bit)

  Card: ASUS GEForce GTX 750Ti

  I swapped the old card and put in the new (I know what I'm doing with this as much before). Connect the plug of the correct video adapter for the graphics card is: DVD-D/VGA. Everything turns on and all I get is...

  DVI: NO SIGNAL

  VGA: NO SIGNAL

  I can't add the new GEForce drivers from the disk because it needs the map in situ.

  What Miss me? What can I do? I am doing something stupid?

  Help! :-D

  Thanks Jowler

  Jowler, welcome to the forum.

  You have shown two different models in your thread.  I used the p6329uk.  The reason that the video card does not work is that it requires UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  Your computer was released on January 15, 2010.  Therefore, the GTX 750ti will not work.  The last series of video cards that does not need UEFI was 640 gt.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• 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

• HP p7 1226 s: hp p7 1226 s + msi gtx 750ti - Unsolvde

  so I bought the msi gtx 750ti card, as he was seen on the Ant, as a legacy compatible card, without needing an upgrade of the power supply.

  anything I should know before it happens here (on order)

  Some people saying bios problems?

  the card has that dual bios it turn on

  @ Big_Dave it seems to know a lot perhaps enlighten us?

  You are welcome.

  Yes, the integrated graphics subsystem is disabled automatically when a discrete video card is installed.  It cannot be used at the same time as the video card installed.

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• computer laptop samsung N148 yourself running windows7?

  computer laptop samsung N148 yourself running windows7?

  Yes, the Samsung N148 supports Windows 7. Samsung has Windows 7 drivers for the N148 on their site:

  http://www.Samsung.com/ph/consumer/monitor-peripherals-printer/notebook-PC/NetBook/NP-n148-DP01PH/index.idx?PAGETYPE=prd_detail&tab=support

  The N148 is not a DVD player, so you will need to install using an external DVD drive or USB key.

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• Pavilion i7 h8-107uk: Asus GTX 750ti on i7 graphics card installation problem

  Pavilion i7 [email protected] (2011)

  Try to upgrade graphics GeForce 545 again card ASUS Geforce GTX 750Ti.

  HI - after the installation of the new card, I get a blank screen after the initial configuration of blue screen. I've already read of different threads detailed on exactly that but don't know what to do.

  I have a few options of what I can understand.

  1. a thread tells me how to get into the Setup menu and 'disable secure boot' - others tell me it won't work not (?)

  2. Another very detailed thread says I must upgrade the BIOS to version 8. I just did an update via the HP support, but it's still version 7 - automation leaves me not install a newer version - not even sure if I should or how to (?)

  3. There is another thread;

  Hello

  Interesting quotes, probably some from me.

  Here's another thought for you.  Graphics cards same "not all graphics cards work in all PC" that work in a particular PC will not work in fact similar or the same exact model.

  Looking for a NVIDIA 660 or 670 and a power supply correspond to the recommendation made by the manufacturer of the graphics card.

  BTW - you probably won't see a BIOS version 8 for Pavilion models with the processor i7-2600.

• How to put Windows 7 on the new hard drive without boot cd? How will I know if 32 or 64 bits? This computer yourself running windows 10?

  * Original title: windows 7 download

  I have a laptop dell M4400 with windows 7 pro OA. HARD drive crashed and I replaced with a new one. How to put Windows 7 on the new hard drive without boot cd? How will I know if 32 or 64 bits? This computer yourself running windows 10?

  It has probably comes with Windows 7 Professional 64 bit.

  You can download a copy of Windows 7 Professional using the following instructions (update of Microsoft recovery software supports downloads with the COA key):

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  Make sure you scroll down and read the section:

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  You can also use Windows 10 too as you have the right to it as a free upgrade:

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  • Reboot several times, and then try again.
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  • If you are connected to a domain, go to a local account.
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• What power supply should I get for a dell xps 8700 to run a gtx 970

  With the update of the BIOS A10 xps 8700 can now run the 970 gtx, but in my case, I have the same power supply provided with the xps 8700, I was wondering what psu be will need to run the gtx 970.

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• ASUS GeForce GTX 750TI install on Pavilion P6 2010UK leads to 3 beeps and black screen

  Hello

  I recently tried to install a 750TI Asus GeForce GTX on my HP Pavilion P6 2010UK using a SATA 6-pin PCI Express power connector, but after starting I get three beeps and a black screen. Can someone help me with this please?

  As an observation, the PC was working fine before you install the new card.

  Hello

  Many of the graphics cards NVIDIA GTX 750 will not work in the HP PC that do not have a BIOS version 8.  Your PC has a BIOS version 7 and I do not expect HP to publish a version 8 BIOS for your PC.

  Return the card and try one of the models that should run on a PC equipped with a legacy BIOS.

  MSI NVIDIA GTX N750 TI and the MSI GTX N750 TF

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-035sc: msi iona 1.0 ms-7613 can handle a gtx 750ti?

  Hi I have a

  HP Pavilion Elite HPE-035sc desktop PC i7 870 2.9 ghz 8 GB ram

  Serial number: [personal information]
  
  Product number: VS311AA

  BIOS: american megatrends Inc. 5.13, 03/03/2010

  BIOS mode: legacy

  OEM power 460w

  I would like to know if the motherboard can support the gpu or not

  Please answer as soon as possible

  Thank you < 3

  Greetings,

  750ti GTX requires BIOS version 8.xx.

  This card to initialize not due to lack of UEFI support in the BIOS.

  Discover the Nvidia 600 series graphics cards as they will run on a legacy PC BIOS. The 600 series cards can run on a PCIex16 Gen1 slot. I have not checked this.

  I've seen information indicating that some AMD manufacturers ship AMD cards with the ability to switch between legacy and UEFI BIOS.

  Check out it at Sapphire Tech.

  So these four cards do not work when it is combined with adequate food on a legacy BIOS PC with a PCIE x 16 Gen2 slot.

  The PC can have only one slot PCIex16 Gen1. The cards are not compatible in this case.

  You will need to check the prospective: graphics card power and the dimensions of upgrade to check both will fit your turn.  We must also find a graphics card that runs on a slot PCIex16 Gen1.

  See you soon!

• P7-1240/UEFI/GeForce GTX 750Ti

  Hello

  I have an old P7-1240 of 2 years... it runs Windows 7.

  I just tried to install a card EVGA GEFORCE GTX inside 750Ti.

  Card fits very well and the HP screen comes up... but black screen then when Windows tries to start.

  Remove the card and return to the onboard video works fine.  I did this several times.

  From what I see to speak with the support of GeForce, it seems to be a problem of BIOS or UEFI.

  It doesn't seem to be a new BIOS version available from HP support.

  The machine supports UEFI?

  When you look at the boot sequence seems to me, that it lists sources of UEFI Boot.

  Also in the BIOS it seems not be anyway to disable the onboard video (as it is supposed to detect automatically).

  Map was new from the box, so it is unlikely that it is defective (especially since it displays welcome/BIOS HP).

  Help please, any ideas welcome!

  Sorry should have said it is with the card GeForce 660... did not yet try map 700 series since EVGA said that it would not work certainly.

• X 51 R1 - 330w run? (ASUS 750ti)

  Will my X 51 R1 330w 2 GB ASUS 750Ti support?

  Thank you

  I read as the end reference model works and so does the edition of Zotac.

  This asus is the cheapest, I found that I can get quickly.

  Card video here-

  http://www.Amazon.co.UK/NVIDIA-GeForce-graphics-GDDR5-PCI-Express/DP/B00ICUGOP0/ref=cm_cd_ql_qh_dp_t

  PC Specs

  Intel i5 2320 3 GHz processor

  nVidia GTX 555

  8 GB RAM

  1 TB harddrive

  I just mean't he can run higher than the 750 spec cards, for example the new GTX 980 which is much more economical in energy than the 780 who won't work not with a standard X 51.