Desktop HP Pavilion 550-100na: graphics card

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• HP Pavilion 550-232na: graphics card

  Hello

  I want to upgrade my graphics card, but I'm not sure what would be compatible for my pc.

  Details of my pc:

  PC: HP Pavilion 550-232na

  Processor: intel core i3-6100 3.70 ghz

  RAM: 8 GB

  existing card: graphics intel HD 530

  Ironbreaker1, welcome to the forum.

  I think that almost any video card will work on your computer.  However, there are two main considerations: 1) the amount of energy needed to run the card properly and 2) the length of the card.

  You certainly need to move the power supply (PSU).  The specifications of the computer state that the PSU is internal and 180W.  Most newer video cards require at least 400W to work properly.  Normally, I would recommend a block of at least 500W Power SUPPLY; 600W is even better.

  Here's a video card that should work, but it requires 400W of power.

  I love the Corsair PSU.  They make quality products at a reasonable price.  The PSU is the backbone of the computer, it is not the place to save money.  This is a power supply that should work for you.  It is modular which allows you to use only the cables that are absolutely necessary.  This more than makes up for the air circulation.  You should check the space provided for the power supply to make sure it will fit.  In addition, make sure that the connectors.

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• Desktop HP Pavilion - 400-434: graphics card question

  I'm a big gamer, but as much as to identify what I can and cannot not play, I'm just all confused around starting from my graphics card. When I try to find information about it, I pretty much arrived empty. His name is "Intel(r) HD Graphics" and that is it... research all tend to have numbers after that, but is in fact everything he says from the Manager of drivers, dxdiag or in any other way, I tried to understand.

  Also, I was wondering about the differences between this and the generic version from Intel's?

  Finally, I was told that this PC is ideal for playing games for $400. Through my own research that it is a kind of sounding like it was fake, but I wanted to go ahead and ask the manufacturer.

  @SpcOs, welcome to the forum.

  Here is the Product Specifications page for the computer.

  SpcOs wrote:

  I'm a big gamer, but as much as to identify what I can and cannot not play, I'm just all confused around starting from my graphics card.  The graphics card is integrated into the motherboard.  From what I see, it does not appear that there is a slot for a video card on the motherboard.

  When I try to find information about it, I pretty much arrived empty. His name is "Intel(r) HD Graphics" and that is it... research all tend to have numbers after that, but is in fact everything he says from the Manager of drivers, dxdiag or in any other way, I tried to understand.  You should read all the specifications in the link I provided for the specifications of the product.

  Also, I was wondering about the differences between this and the generic version from Intel's?  It is very difficult to answer.  HP has their motherboards manufactured according to their own specifications.

  Finally, I was told that this PC is ideal for playing games for $400. Through my own research that it is a kind of sounding like it was fake, but I wanted to go ahead and ask the manufacturer.  It is a forum for helping hand in hand. The only presence that HP has on this are Admins and Mods. Otherwise, none of us works for HP.  However, it is not accurate to what said you.  The computer is certainly not a gaming computer.  I suggest looking for the system requirements for the games you want to play and comparing them with the specifications.

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• HP Pavilion 550-153na: graphics card problem

  For some reason any graphics card with my PC came looming as an AMD Radeon (TM) R5 M320 rather than a 330 R5.

  You are welcome.

  I don't know why CPUID will not recognize some components.  It works very well with my Omen gaming laptop.  It shows the integrated and discrete video card.

  I suggest you to contact HP customer care for an answer to your question.  I am not sure if the specifications are not correct or an incorrect video card has been installed.  Might be the case.

• Desktop HP Pavilion 550-044: processor upgrade

  Can I upgrade using a processor intel i7 4790 K 4.0 ghz on a desktop hp pavilion 550-044 design?

  DKinsman1234, welcome to the forum.

  This is supported by the motherboard and HP processor upgrades:

  TDP: up to 88 W

  • Socket type: LGA 1150 (Socket-H3)

• Desktop HP Pavilion 550-A17C: two monitors with desktop HP Pavilion 550-A17C? (Graphics, AMD Radeon R5)

  Hello. My computer is a HP Pavilion Desktop 550 - A17C with AMD Radeon R5 (integrated) graphics card. Can he take charge of two monitors? I did everything I can think of, including searching the Internet for a number of hours for solutions. For the life of me I can't get the computer to detect the second monitor, when I have two connected monitors.

  I connect the main monitor with a VGA cable and the second with a DVI cable. The computer only has a VGA connector and a DVI connector. There is no HDMI port (serioulsly and I bought this computer as three months previously, as a refurb...) (Lol).

  What I want to do, is extend the display. My hardware is unable to conduct two screens? A USB video adapter solve the problem?

  Thank you

  @AFL2016, welcome to the forum.

  First of all, make sure that you use a DVI - D connector:

  

  This is important.

  Here's a guide to help you with the installation.

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• HP Pavilion 222ur-550 T1H38EA: graphics card update

  Hello!

  I recently bought a HP Pavilion 550 - 222ur and found out that the default graphics card (GeForce GT 730) is less efficient in most of the games. So I want to get a more powerful (thought mini GeForce GTX 750 Ti or Asus GeForce GTX 950). While researching the possibility of upgrade, I discovered that some graphics cards may not work on the PC of HP brand due to a BIOS issue. So the question is: will be mentioned in this workstation graphics cards? And if these cards are compatible, I'll have to get better food, as well, no? Thanks in advance.

  Provide the details of my PC for reference: http://support.hp.com/gb-en/product/HP-Pavilion-550-200-Desktop-PC-series/9259612/model/9764558/docu...

  Rilarn wrote:

  So basically I'm stuck with a PC with very good processor and an outdated graphics card but there is nothing I can do what about it? Or is it? Whatever in, I used just to listen to sales in the shop and do not do my research beforehand. Thank you.

  @Rilarn

  # You can improve it.

  The ASUS GEFORCE® GTX 950 Mini would be a good candidate for the upgrade.  You can use cards PCIe x 16 UEFI based because your PC is post 2012. It doesn't have a legacy BIOS.  You should disable the start safe in the BIOS feature.

  You can update the graphics card and the power supply end up with a decent gaming machine, if that is your goal.

  Be aware that it will not compete with machines that are DIY built by amateurs or games machines made by the best companies of PC.

• HP Pavilion p6623w video Graphics Card Question.

  With the HP Pavilion p6623w, it has an integrated ATI graphics built in. I recently bought a Zotac GeForce gtx 550 ti AMP! Video card and I wanted to install it in the HP System. Unfortunately since I installed it, I had many problems to make same ot games starts. Star Wars: The Old Republic opens the menu and when I click on 'play' it black screens and closed auto itself. The same question comes with League of legends and any demo that I download.

  I've updated the drivers as well as other updates that I did to my PC and still no luck, so I'm stuck. I guess it could be my integrated video card?

  I can't seem to find a way to disable and exactly how would I have done that?

  Please and thanks for the help!

  Here are the specifications of your HP p6623w desktop and here are the specs of the ZOTAC GeForce® GTX 550 AMP Ti ! Edition graphics card, you are having problems with. According to the specifications of your computer, your system came with a 250 watt power supply. According to the specifications of the Zotac GTX 550 Ti, it requires a minimum system + 400 watts of power. Unless you have installed a new more powerful PSU, this card will try to draw more power than the PSU will provide.

  With regard to the integrated... video card BIOS automatically disables it when it detects a card into the PCIe x 16 slot.

  Frank

• HP pavilion slimline s3632me graphic card problem

  It's my computer: http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=c01552288 & lang = to & cc = us & conte...

  my graphics card has a fan that is not working, and I don't get any signal on my monitor after 20 minutes of start... so I decided to get a new graphics card which is better.

  so I want to know what is the max graphics card that I can put in this computer and should I go for the same type (AC express graphics card) or get any type that can work with the computer?

  Here are the specifications of your HP Pavilion Slimline s3632me desktop computer and its card mother M2N61-AR (Acacia). Based on the specifications, this model has a power of 160 watts, a graphics card NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GS PCIe x 16 HDMI and DVI - I outputs and integrated nVidia GeForce 6150SE graphics with a VGA output. Note that the discreet graphics card and the built-in graphics card is not usable at the same time.

  You need to replace the graphics card NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GS PCIe x 16 with a x 16 low profile PCIe graphics card (the card must have a power system recommend assessment of 160 watts or less). All purchased card that has a higher recommended system power supply requirement will require the purchase of a new power supply, follow the recommendations in cards. Your computer's power supply is not a standard ATX power supply and can be difficult to find.

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• Pavilion P6680D: updated graphics card

  I have a HP Pavilion p6680d desktop computer and I was thinking about upgrading my graphics card to an Nvidia GeForce GTX 680 motherboard: Iona-GL8E MS-7613.

  It fits and what I need to change the power supply to operate.

  Hello @Kyukyumii,

  Thanks for the quick response!

  Unfortunately, I can't make recommendations about these products.  Generally, most of the gaming graphics cards, will have PCI Express 2.0 or higher.  There is always a chance that you will experience reduced performance, based on your hardware.  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards!

• HP Pavilion P6-2065UK graphics card problems

  Hello

  Have HP Pavilion P6-2065UK, with 8 GB of Ram and have installed the new power supply Corsair CX430 Watt.

  When I install the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GT 630, blank screen appears, you can hear Windows 7 startup screen open, but not the current view.

  I spent in mode Bios to confirm the x 16 slot is enabled and that sometimes the PCI Express card is shown. I tried enabling and disabling onboard video in Bios, no joy. Cannot go to Safe Mode.

  I also tried to use Google Remote Desktop connect the HP device to another PC so that I can try and see office, but as soon as you turn off the power, the unique necessary 12-digit PIN is reset to zero and I lose the connection.

  I am still able to use the onboard video of origin but not the Nvidia card.

  Been going on for a while now.

  Any help with this would be really appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Hello Easyd,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I understand that you have installed a new graphics card and now will not start. I would like that you go back into your BIOS and disable Secure Boot and turn the traditional Mode.

  Please re-post with what happens when you reboot if you need extra support. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great weekend!

• HP Pavilion p7-1030 graphic card upgrade help

  OK, so I have a desktop HP Pavilion p7-1030, and the graphics card is crap, I need to update something much better.
  
  I know that I'll probably need a new power supply too, if anyone knows a good combo?

  Also, where can I find the old graphics card and POWER supply in order to remove and replace?

  I'm playing BF3, so it must be good.
  
  Any help is appreciated.

  Zxcvbnm0, welcome to the forum.

  According to the specifications of the computer, there is only the embedded video.  It is integrated in the motherboard, so you cannot remove it.  It will be automatically disabled when a discreet card is installed.  Integrated video is never good for video intensive games or other programs.

  I like Corsair and OCZ PSU.  I recommend at least 500W.  This will give you more choices of video cards.  You must measure the current PSU and compare the measurements to the one you choose.  Normally, I buy my parts from Newegg.

  Here is an example of a good food:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139028

  I like the graphics cards XFX, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.  I recommend you to stay at 9 "long or less.  This ensures that it will not go in the space provided.

  Here is an example of a video card that should work:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814150561

  The PSU is where the power cord is connected.  If you do upgrades, it will help mark the wires of the PSU to make sure that you connect them correctly.  The connectors of the motherboard must be labelled, and more, the wires on the new power supply.

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• 500-002ec Pavilion: Pavilion 500-002ec graphics card

  Hello

  I own this desktop PC - 500-002ec Pavilion and there is the integrated graphics card - AMD Radeon HD 8570. First of all, it was OK, but after some time, I can see gal on the games and I want to play good games, but my graphics card is unable to perform, according to some new games system requirements...

  I know that the changes integrated graphic card to any dedicted can be very complicated... But I wanted to ask, if there is any way, how? To change or put an extra or something else... I would be very happy if it will be possible.

  Thanks for any answers

  Hi there @Rexo75
  
  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff. I understand that you are interested in the installation of a discrete graphics adapter. I'm happy to help you with this.

  Looking at the specs of your system and motherboard, link below for convenience:

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• HP Pavilion p6130y: does the work of ASUS NVIDIA GeForce 210 with the HP Pavilion p6130y pc graphics card

  Could what possible graphics cards you use with this pc? because I am looking for an upgrade that willl work with the 300 watt power supply

  Hello @DeAdEnDsHaDoW,

  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 read your post on the issue of the graphics card and wanted to help you!  I understand that you are looking to upgrade the desktop computer and wanted to know what might work.

  Here are the specifications of the product of the GeForce 210:

  Bus support: PCI Express 2.0

  Minimum system requirements power: 300 W

  Here are the specifications of the HP Pavilion p6130yproduct:

  Expansion slots: 1 PCI Express x 16

  Power: 300 W

  Based on the above information, the Bureau should have sufficient power to use the card.  However, you may experience a lack of performance, because of the PCI ports.

  Please let me know if this information helps you solve the problem by marking this message as 'accept as Solution', this will help others easily find the information they seek.  In addition, by clicking on the Thumbs up below is a great way to say thank you!

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• Pavilion 23-g010: graphics card

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  I got this All In One to my teen for Christmas.  He says that the graphics card is not as good as his HP Pavilion laptop 2218nr g6.  Is it possible to upgrade the graphics card?

  Ok.  The most important to consider things, if the game is intended, is to study what are the games should be played, or can be expected in the future...  Then check what people who play these games have in what the configuration of PC, or check the requirements of game system.  Desktop computers allow updates, usually, but one that meets the requirements of the games you play or you want to play.  As games become more demanding or the user expects more equipment, so it's easier to make changes.  Do not choose a unit that is already at the maximum, but try something in the middle of the beach, so that it has room to grow with requests.  MY HUMBLE OPINION