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• The graphics card upgrade issues...

  I recently bought this graphics card: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=5660536&sku=A271-5774

  Also, I advanced and bought this power supply: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3276573

  I own a HP Pavilion a6414 and this is my first video/graphics card upgrade.  I did a good bit of research and I know that I have the PCI E x 16 appropriate for the card slot and the power SUPPLY 650 Watt PSU to insert in the ATX case. I measure the UAP present btw.  I'm a little worried about the upgrade of the power supply, because I read somewhere (I think it's here on this forum) that some HP tech rep said a person who upgrade the power supply could not be performed on the a6414, but I don't see why not.

  My other concern is about the speed of the processor to the graphics card and possibly voltage problems, but I think the power SUPPLY Ultra PSU will be fine.  Either that it is my first time to play with the graphics card and PSU, I'm looking for advice on the compatibility between these three components, i.e. the model, the card and the power supply.  Any input will be greatly appreciated.

  Thanks in advance...

  I installed everything today and it works like a charm.  I had read so much about the HD 5770 not recognized by HPs and the test of the power supply, but everything worked so far.  I bought a LG LED 20 "monitor today as well, and everything looks great.  Thanks for all the advice guys...  The links you provided helped with Dave BIOS, thanks.

• HP ProBook 4445 s processor and graphics card upgrade

  Hello

  I need to have my CPU and graphics card upgraded to the requirements below please add link/s that will help me

  Processor
  I need to improve my processor 1.90 GHz to 4 GHz (at least 2.66 GHz). Then please add a link/s to this processor/s that I can use to upgrade my laptop to 2.66 GHz at least, or reach 4 Ghz.

  Video card
  I also need to improve my video card from the AMD Radeon HD 7640 G to a DirectX 11 with 2 GB of video ram (at least 1 GB of video ram). Please add link/s on what card video/s who reach the requirements I need.

  Thank you

  Here's the problem with that:

  AMD A6 - 4400M, Max 3,2 GHz / 2.7 - GHz Base, 1 MB of L2 cache, Dual-Core,.
  Graphic 35W: 7520G HD

  AMD - A8 4500 M, Max 2.8 GHz/1, 9-basis of GHz, 4 MB L2 cache, quadcore,.
  Graphic 35W: 7640G HD

  AMD - A4 - 4300M, 3.0 GHz maximum / 2.5 - GHz Base, 1 MB of L2 cache, double
  Core, graphic 35W: HD 7420 G

  Above are your graphics options for laptop. If yours is 1.9 ghz it cannot the A8, which is the best CPU and GPU option available. The video is part of the processor. There is just no way for you to improve the graphics capabilities of this laptop. It may seem like the A-6 is better because it works to 2.7 ghz, but there only 2 hearts: you have 4. And the 7520 graphics are lower than what you have. That's what you try to do? There is not too many computers that reach 4 ghz, not to mention a laptop.

• ordered a pavilion with graphics card upgrade, upgrade used only 16-bit location

  ordered a pavilion with graphics card upgrade, upgrade used only 16-bit location. I want to connect a second monitor, can I use the parent connections card currently have coverage through them that say "do not remove"?

  Hello

  If you use an adapter, then you have the choice on the end to use the adapter based on the adapter that you use. Buy cable HDMI to DVI and save frustration adapter problems and possible.

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-575 has: the graphics card upgrade

  Hi I want to know if a GTX 950 oc 2gbddr5 graphic card is compatible with my HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 575 a pc, if someone can shed some light on this would be very appreciated

  @W1976, welcome to the forum.

  W1976 wrote:
  

  Hi I want to know if a GTX 950 oc 2gbddr5 graphic card is compatible with my HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 575 a pc, if someone can shed some light on this would be very appreciated

  No, the GTX 950 requires UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  There is no way to update the motherboard in the UEFI.  Latest video cards do not for UEFI were the GTX 660/670.  I suggest that you choose a manufacturer and contact their Technical Support to help them choose the best card for your system.

  You will also need to upgrade the power supply (PSU).  It is only 300W.  Most newer cards require at least 400W to work properly.  Although status map specifications at least 300 w, members reported that they had at least to 400W.

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

• (HPE h8-1120 desktop computer) graphics card upgrade

  For now, I have a desktop HPE h8-1120 and there a GT 530. I want to upgrade to a better graphics card. I'll be able to upgrade to an EVGA GTX 670? (Will adapt and everything?) If so, what food should I upgrade to?

  You should be able to upgrade to a GTX 670 but first read Guide of Dave_G of selection of a discrete video card for more information on the subject. Corsair CX500, or CX600 are good choices for power supplies and are known to adapt to most cases of HP.

• HPE-533sc: the graphics card on HPE-533sc upgrade

  Hello world

  I would update my HPE-533sc graphics card and would like to know what the most advanced card is the system can handle (for example with regard to the double slot / slot singel, restrictions of the PSU, restriction of the BIOS etc.)

  Thank you and best regards!

  Bing2000, welcome to the forum.

  The most recent video cards require UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  The latest model of video cards is not for UEFI were the GT of the 640.  MSI is a card that has a swich so that he could work with UEFI or a Legacy BIOS.  The best option is to choose a manufactuer and contact their Technical Support to help them choose the best card that works.

  The power supply unit (PSU) in the computer is 460W.  That should be enough for most video cards that work in your motherboard.

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• Pavilion HPE h8 - 1360t: the graphics card upgrades

  My current system has used an AMD Radeon HD graphics card 7570.  I am interested in upgrading this map and looking for a recommendation for a mid range to high level card that corresponds to this case / motherboard.

  My system uses UEFI and I already know that I'll need to upgrade my power for something in the range of 500W.

  Thank you

  -Keith

  Hello

  The NVIDIA GTX 970 is a decent graphics card.  Because of the many brands and models of graphics cards, you need to open your PC and do a step inside. Please read this document posted on: a discrete video card selection Guide

  If you don't push monitor resolutions since 1920 by 1080 and average use game setting then the NVIDIA GTX 750 TI would be a good choice for use with a power of 300 watts with many games. However, the GTX 970 with a 500 Watt power supply would be good for many games even with the higher game settings.

  He'll come down between your choice of performance and the depth of your portfolio.

• Urgent assistance needed please! Graphics card upgrade

  I'm about to buy (tomorrow afternoon) a new HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 063uk PC (VG251AA), its quite expensive so I am hated for buy it without really knowing if I can upgrade the graphics card. It comes with an NVIDIA® GeForce™ GT230 graphics card (OEM?). I'll buy this computer mainly for games. It seemed a fantastic boon and I just assumed that I could upgrade the graphics card right after the purchase (from PC world). However, someone told me that I would not be able to update the graphics card and I'm stuck with the GT 230. I can't find any info anywhere and I'm not it professionals the so any help would be appreciated. I just want to know if I can upgrade the graphics card before buying it.
  Any help would be greatly appreciated
  
  P.S. the games I'll mainly use will be Empire and Napoleon Total War and Star Trek Online, but I want a good level of detail obv for this price

  CC, Yes, you can upgrade the video card.  The PSU 460W, you should be able to buy a very good card.  The only limit is the length of the card.  I am not sure, but I think that any map 9.5 "or less must adapt.  You can measure to be sure.  Open the case and the extent of the edge of the box to the opposite side of the motherboard where the PCIE x 16 slot.  It's the approximate card that fits.  From the looks of the plug, I would say that the computer should be a very good player.

• Graphics card upgrade

  I have a HP ENVY Phoenix h9-1335 desktop PC and I was wondering if it would deal with a

  GeForce GTX760 or if I should upgrade my diet as well as the graphics card

  Hello

  Reading of the plug to the GeForce GTX760 and your HP system you just would make with the power supply. The GTX needs 500 Watt power supply.  Your HP ENVY has 600 watts power.

  I like a little more power myself, but I think that with your system, it is not. If the system is odd as power supply USB comes off.  Buy a strong power supply. Windows tends to drop or cut power to USB systems if it requires more power. The system is designed to use high-end graphics cards.  The thing I can't see is the space you have available for the graphics card. The GTX is 9.5 inches Long, so I have to measure the space you have in the back of case you forward where is sat.

  One last thing do not use the CD of your new download graphics card driver the driver from the Web site. In order to facilitate

  Drivers

• The video graphics card upgrade

  I have a HPE-112y.  My son wants to go graphical treatment to NVIDIA GTX 680 graphics card.   I know I have to improve the supply, but the current system will be able to handle it.

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-112y. The 680 GTX graphics card should fit and work in your system, but you want to measure the space along the PCIe x 16 slot to make sure. You must also ensure that the PCIe x 1 adjacent to the beach 16 x slot is empty. The cards GTX 680 I watched, require a power minimum system nominal 550 watts or greater and an amp 38 note on the 12 volt rail. Corsair CX600 is highly recommended and known to adapt to most HP consumer computer cases.

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• HP Envy h8 desktop computer - 1440t: storage drive and graphics card upgrade

  I bought my desire Desktop 3 years at hp store. Now, I would spend my disk storage and the graphics card because I wanto to speed up my computer and also I bought and new screen (screen 32 inch HP ENVY with Beats Audio Media) which has displayport but my graphics card is not.

  My office has:

  -First HDD: 1 TB, 7200 RPM, SATA
  -Secondary hard drive: 1 TB, 7200 RPM, SATA
  -Graphics card: GeForce GT 640 (3 GB)

  -Power supply: 460w

  And I want to upgrade those parts for:

  -Hard primary: 960 GB HyperX SAVAGE SSD SATA 3 2.5 (7mm height)

  -Graphics card: one of them

  * NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 2GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics

  Card TF N660 2GD5/OC (first choice)

  * GeForce GTX 680 (2 GB)
  -Power: 600w

  But I don't know if it is possible to do the update.
  Can someone help me with this?
  
  Product name: HP Envy h8 desktop computer - 1440t
  
  Product number: C1U78AV #ABA
  
  OS: 8.1 Pro 64 bit Windows

  JoBla, welcome to the forum.

  It is becoming increasingly difficult to ensure that the latest components will work in an old computer.  Your computer is almost 3 years old.  My suggestion is to choose the SSD and the video card you want to buy and contact the Technical Support of the manufacturer to determine if it will work with your computer.  They are the experts on their products.  This will save you the possibility to pay for the return of one of them.  That's what I did and it works fine.

  I can recommend a PSU 600W (PSU), however.  I love Corsair products.  Here is a very good power supply.  Read the reviews to see what users have to say about it.  There is a modular version of it, too.  The modular power supply is good for medium-sized cases.  It allows you to use only the cables that are absolutely necessary.  Which makes for airflow and better cable management.

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• 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.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• Satellite A500-140 - graphics card upgrade possible?

  I have a Toshiba Satellite A500-140, I was wondering if I could update my graphics card.

  These are my characteristics.

  Operating system
  MS Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit
  CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
  Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo P8700 2.53 GHz 35 ° c.
  45nm Penryn technology
  RAM
  4.0 GB Dual-Channel DDR2 @ 399 MHz (6-6-6-18)
  Motherboard
  TOSHIBA KSKAA (U2E1)
  Graphics
  Generic PnP monitor @ 1366 x 768
  ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4500 Series
  Hard drives
  488 GB TOSHIBA TOSHIBA MK5055GSX peripheral ATA (SATA) 31 ° C
  Optical drives
  CARPET * a DVD-RAM UJ880AS ATA Device
  OHO O9QBOTEF0DU SCSI CdRom Device
  Audio
  Audio device high definition

  Hey Buddy,

  Upgrading the graphics card is not possible because it s fixed/soldered to the motherboard. See also this article and other threads here in the forum:

  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB9401AX0001R01.htm

• Compaq-Presario CQ5110F: the graphics card upgrade

  In order to upgrade to Windows 10, I have to upgrade my video screen, so I purchased and installed a 2 GB NVIDIA GeForce GT 730 in PCI Ex16 slot on the motherboard, but my system of refuses to recognize it, even if I changed the main video screen in the BIOS PCI Ex16. What I'm doing wrong here? I'd appreciate any help. Thank you

  Hello:

  The Nvidia 730 series cards do not work on an old PC.

  The BIOS will not accept it.

  If you want a nVidia card which is close to the 730, you go with GT 630.

  Also, there is a workaround to use the integrated graphics card and upgrading to W10.

  See the discussion below.  You launch the DVD you made from the windows desktop and ignore the checking of updates.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-video-display-and-touch/NVIDIA-GeForce-6150SE-nForce-430-chipset-not-compatible-with/m-p/5173180#M41749