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• HP Pavilion Notebook - 15-ab06: updating graphics card?

  Hi, I'm practiacally again the hardware upgrade on computers.

  I just had a question about how to upgrade the graphics card.

  Currently, I have an AMD of A10 image (1.8 to 3.2 GHz) processor with Radeon graphic card and shared memory.

  I bought this computer in the hope that I could add a Nvidia Geforce to help with my games and 3d modeling/design.

  But recently, I came across another post here with basically the same problem, except that the client had an i3 with graphics card intel shared.  He had the same question as me, but I was told that there is nothing that could be done, because the graphics were integrated into the CPU. I'm almost posotive that it's the same for me. Is it possible, however, to do this disable in the BIOS and add material? Heck, I don't know yet has baseboard to a slot for it, or if the case can fit the card.

  Please, I would like to know if it's even worth my time, or if I should just put up with what I have.

  Thanks in advance,

  -Ryan

  Your thought is correct. The video is part of the processor in your AMD A10. It is called a "APU" because it contains the processor and the video. You have the APU albums available for your model, so there is no possible upgrade. And you also have reason to question where you can even put a kind of video card. There is no slot on the motherboard and no place in the chassis for such a thing, even if it was of a 'thing' that is not. Stick with what you have.

• HP Pavilion DV7 3110 (VX956EA): A graphics card upgrade

  Hello

  Could someone please advise me if I can improve my graphics card/chip for my laptop, I looked on the website and can only find info on computers mobile radeon?

  My HP is DV7 3110EA, VX956EA #ABU, NVidia GeForce GT 230 M.

  Reason for wanting to update must be able to play Fallout 4

  Thanks for your help/advice

  Phil

  Hi Phil

  Unfortunately the Nvidia gpu is integrated and is not an evolutionary element - this is the case for most computers portable consumer.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Pavilion HPE H8-1121: Pavilion HPE H8-1121 - new graphics card + power supply does not start after screen HP (Revisited)

  I have the same problem as this post 2013!  Ouch. Pavilion HPE H8-1121 - new map chart + power supply, does not start after HP screen.

  I installed a new power supply (Seasonic 620W), which works well.  I also installed a GTX 660Ti last year and it was works fine as well.  I recently bought a ZOTAC GTX 970 and attempted to install it, but it will not go beyond the blue HP screen and I get the same code of beeps (1 long, 3 short), who, seems, suggests that the video is not initialized.

  My BIOS date is 2011.

  Where can I find an update for this?

  I'm also using Windows 10, which I found on the HP site is not tested on my model and would probably not favourable to good use.  Should I do back up to 7 or 8?  and then update the BIOS?  Y at - it a update for my BIOS and where can I find.

  In any case, I hope that this is a solution.  Again, this is not a bad machine to be 5 years old.

  Thanks for any help!

  If the video card that you have purchased dose not a legacy vBIOS it will never start. An update of the BIOS doesn't solve that.

  It is likely that your new video card has a vBIOS UEFI and that only is for the PC motherboards newer than yours which have a UEFI BIOS. Your motherboard has a legacy BIOS. 2012 is the year of model when the UEFI BIOS more or less became the de facto on motherboards standard.

  I return it for a refund. Find the candidate of video cards that support the old BIOS. It can be inherited only or switchable vBIOS (legacy or UEFI) vBIOS.  I suggest looking at the site of Sapphire Technology. ZoTac is not known to provide enough information about their video cards in the way. You upgrade a pre-built desktop PC and it's different and a little more difficult to set up a DIY PC. I looked at the site of Zotac and see that nothing is said about their video vBIOS cards.  I would return to the map.  Carefully read the specifications of the video card. A candidate for your motherboard card must have inherited vBIOS support or simply, it won't work.

  ZOTAC (they don't say anything about their product vBIOS)

  https://www.ZOTAC.com/us/product/graphics_card/GTX-970-amp-extreme-core

  Sapphire Technology

  http://www.sapphiretech.com/catapage_pd.asp?cataid=305&lang=eng

  Because you look at game with 4 GB cards. Take a look at the following map. It has a double vBIOS. legacy and UEFI. http://www.sapphiretech.com/productdetial.asp?pid=640A98CD-0CF0-4191-B75C-CA2800111ADB&lang=eng

  

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE 547c: upgrade graphics card for HP Elite

  I tried to replace/upgrade to update my graphics card for my desktop PC. I tried several video cards, but with each one, once it is installed and the computer turned on, the image does not register with the monitor. Everything else seems to work, but the monitor gives no answer. It was only a problem once the original video card has been removed. The current video card, I am trying to install is the NVIDIA GEFORCE GT 730.

  In the course of the years, I added a memory and the power supply has been upgraded, but all the rest are always original parts (http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-Elite-HPE-Desktop-PC-series/5035344/model/5074426/do...

  Is this a problem with the other parties, who will need to be replaced or is there something else I forget?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  You're dominant, in your case, the most important factor-BIOS compatibility... more recent maps, like the gt730, require the UEFI BIOS to run... you have a LEGACY BIOS system, and cannot do anything, unless you change your motherboard... your pc is a model of early 2011... UEFI standard HP in their systems of end of 2012...

  You can watch other maps, if... the 700 series card youre looking at is a maxwell model 2014... There are in this region that come with a feature of hybrid bios which offers wider compatibility on legacy systems... or you can look at maps more old pascal/fermi architecture that work exclusively on legacy BIOS systems...

  Hope this helps

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• Desktop HP pavilion - 588-400 h: upgrade graphics card

  I want to upgrade my graphics card, but I don't know if my motherboard is suitable for it

  My computer

  Desktop HP pavilion - 588-400 h

  mother Memphis2-S pass

  map of the screen upgrade to 960 GTX or GTX 560

  thx for the help

  Hi @eqrzgand thanks for your message.

  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 looking for assistance with an update of the graphics card. I'm happy to give you a helping hand with this.

  Looking at the specifications of the HP Pavilion 588hk-400 desktop PC and HP and Compaq Desktop PCs - specifications of the motherboard, Memphis2, your system has to consider the following:

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• HP Pavilion Slimline s3505f - change of graphics card?

  Hi, I have a HP Pavilion Slimline s3505f, FJ465AA product number.

  I would like to know if it is possible to change the video card in this computer?  I wanted to install a HDMI graphics card so I would be able to plug my computer directly on my HD TV.  Does anyone know if this is possible in this model of computer?  I looked here and there on the net and just could not find an answer for this model.

  Thank you

  The s3505f has only a power of 160 watts.  I don't know of any video card that will run with a 160 Watt power supply.  Slimlines PCs were not designed to be upgraded.

  The most recent model slimlines have slightly greater power and low-power, low-profile video cards are available.

• HP pavilion f002sm 17: hp pavilion 17 f002sm problem with graphics card

  OK Hi again, you help me with my problem with graphics card yesterday I install the driver for my laptop and I can play games, but I I look for tools of diagnosis and is in writing which is r5 graphics card which is built on my laptop and I have A7 graphical please help amd a8 6410 win 7 32-bit

  Hi @zumzo ,

  I understand that you have installed the driver and it works fine.  When you checked the diagnostics you became confused because it says graphic R5 but you R7.

  According to the specifications of your laptop you have AMD Quad - Core A8 - 6410 APU with graphics Radeon R5 (2 GHz, 2 MB cache).

  Here is a link to the 17-f002sm HP Pavilion Notebook product specifications to confirm this information. I hope that this eliminates any confusion.

  

• F004dx Pavilion 17: Pavilion 17 AMD Radeon HD graphics card Windows 7 drivers f004dx

  I'm downgrading my Pavilion 17 f004dx to Windows 7 Pro.  I have the Pro Windows 7 64 bit responsible and all windows updates for it so far.  I'm having a problem with the installation of the video drivers.  For some reason any the AMD Catalyst video driver utility does not see the specific video hardware video card model AMD Radeon HD graphics on the display card.  Windows 7 Pro keeps defining it as the "Standard VGA graphics card".  Does anyone know what it should be showing under display adapters in Device Manager.

  Is there anything I can do to get Windows 7 Pro 64 bit to recognize the graphics card AMD Radeon HD, so the AMD Catalyst software will be able to load the correct video drivers?

  Please advise...

  Thank you!

  Hello:

  I think I finally found a driver that works.

  None of the other drivers that we tried was the hardware ID for the GPU to your laptop, but this one doesn't.

  This package provides the AMD graphics driver high definition (HD) and Catalyst Control Center for models of laptop computers that are running an operating system supported. For laptops equipped with switchable graphics modes, this package contains the drivers for the two graphics (GPU). Switchable graphics allow users to switch between a graphical power mode (normally used under the power of the battery) and a mode of graphics performance. If the video output high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) is supported, this package also installs the HDMI Audio Driver.

  File name: sp69161.exe

  You may need to install the driver manually if auto installation does not work.

• HP Pavilion p6-2163eo: problems with graphics cards.

  I got a HP Pavilion p6-2163eo. I've already updated my dekstop: PSU 550w, 8 GB Ram and 2 TB hard. I want to get the right graphic card which is suitable for the old bios of the motherboard of my computer and plays the game very well. I thought a lot about GTX 650 it boost. Would this work?

  good news... Make sure that you use all this muscle to play some new songs...

  accept a solution and close this thread... will help other gpu problems

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• Pavilion HPE h8-1330z CTO: video card dying fan, tried to replace the card, the computer does not start

  This Pavilion comes preinstalled with a nVidia GeForce GT 630 graphics card. The fan on the card goes bad - the card smells "burny" when I run, the fan works really hard and the computer crashes while playing graphics-heavy games.

  I tried replacing a PNY Verto GeForce GT 730 2048 MB DDR3 card. But now, with the Verto installed, my flag starts, it crashes just on the HP splash screen. I can not start safe mode nor can I access the BIOS settings.

  Care of the Verto seemed to think it would work in my Pavilion - PCIe 2.0, at least 300W PSU. I searched online for help but can't find a solution for my problem.

  Any tips?

  I checked the support page for my Pavlillion and I noticed a updated driver for my computer's BIOS. I installed and it seems to have solved the problem.

• Appropriate power supply? (HP Pavilion p7-1010) and this graphics card work on my computer?

  I try to add a graphics card to my computer (HP Pavilion p7-1010), but before that I need to replace the power supply. I have a graphics card which is the Powercolor Radeon HD6670 800 MHZ 1 GB GDDR3. I think I need at least a power of 500 watts provided, but it's my first time replacing a power supply so I do not know how to choose.

  Graphics card:http://ncix.ca/products/?sku=63154&vpn=AX6670%201GBK3-H&manufacture=PowerColor

  The Powercolor Radeon HD6670 800 MHZ 1 GB GDDR3 appears it should work on your computer. I think that the specifications of the cards require a 400 Watt power supply. Please consider the Corsair CX500, CX500M, CX600 or CX600M because they are highly recommended and are known to adapt to most HP computers class consumption of office.

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• HP Pavilion p2-1102 Desktop PC graphics card help

  I'm looking to see if I can change the integrated graphics card came with the computer for a better update capable of executing some 3D software I bought it is incompatible with the current graphics card. I've looked everywhere and I can't find information on it with this computer. Any help would be appreciated, thanks

  The map DM-IPXSB-mother (Cork) in your desktop HP Pavilion p2-1102 is unable to accept any graphics card. Indeed, this computer cannot be upgraded with the exception of memory and, possibly, the CPU.

  

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• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-420 old graphics card?

  Hello people, I just ordered the Pavilion Elite HPE-420 with the specs:

  CPU: i7 870 2.93 ghz.

  Graphics card: Nvidia gt230 1.5 GB

  RAM: 6 GB ddr3

  Hard drive: 1.5 to

  OS: windows edition Home premium 64-bit

  Overall, not a bad pc, but "HP" made a huge mistake by using the Gt 230 graphics card since it is a remake of the geforce 9600 gt card? The gt 230 is not really a card you want in your system, these days, I have good or I am completely wrong?

  BTW, I play a lot of games...

  The HP HPE-420nl is here.  Other models of the HPE-420 have an ATI 5450 which is a 2.0 card.

• HP PAVILION P7-1155: p7-1155 graphics card with hdmi

  I need to replace the graphics card for my machine to my hd tv hdmi output. I received a link to a forum that took me to newegg expert. There, I was overwhelmed for choice. I looked at a few of these, as well as comments. PNY cards seem to have a good rep, but I'm not sure. I want one that gives result excellent for my panasonic plasma and also has a conn vga for an old pc that I use occasionally, as well as a DVI to my primary monitor (ACER LED). I want also to capacity dual monitor.

  I'm not in the game, but I want good graphics. Low power is necessary also for that area (P7-1155). I think that this box is 250 watts. I'm confused about the amount of memory it must have (1 g, 2 g). If I could get a couple of good choices for graphics cards, I'd be happy. Looking at all the choices gave me a headache. I am running windows 7 Home Edition.

  Maybe there's an ideal choice among them all, but that is deceiving me. Anyone with a few entries on it even better every obvious choice or stupidity would be useful.  I'm going through my dvr then go out on television.

  I don't want to make a mistake here, so I need expert advice. I would prefer a free fan, since many of the comments talk about fan noise. I like to keep the cost less than a hundred, but I don't want no exaggeration either.

  Help

  I would like to deal with NCIX.ca because I'm here because of their return policy and the Canada.

  Newegg here at the Canada gets things to the United States when it is not supplied to the Canada and it can take forever.

  I also found that the NCIX is easier to deal with when returns _ Newegg is too automatic for my taste.

  When it happens to a good card walked like this, 20 dollars or down doesn't bother me, but that's me.

  I'd rather pay more and get the best service.

  And this is an awesome card, I do a GT760 and pushing a frame interpolation program.

  http://www.dmitrirender.ru/

  It was the limitation of the 760 at 80 degrees (metric) and using about 86% resources maps.

  With the same program that GTX980 fans don't even come on, it works at 60 degrees and uses only 62% of the resource cards.