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• HP Pavilion 15: Can I upgrade my GTX 970 graphics card or 980

  Hi I want to upgrade my graphics card for my laptop for GTX 970 m I currently have a Radeon graphics card and Intel HD Graphics can I put my graphics?
  
  I have a HP Pavilion 15 touch screen, CPU is Intel Core i5 4200u and Windows 8
  
  My graphics card is AMD Radeon 8670 M 1 GB DDR3 and I want to update if I can improve my graphics card?

  Replace that? It is a solid unit welded together. There is nothing to remove and replace it with something else, that's what I'm trying to say. How do you imagine this replacement is going to happen? A standard desktop video card won't slip into a laptop so what kind of thing are thinking you that you can stick in there?

• HP 3500 pro mt: hp 3500 pro gtx 970 mt

  upgrade my gpu gtx 970 and cpu change

  Here is the computer Service and Maintenance Guide .  If you start on Page 31 and read the pages that follow, there is information about the processors compatible with the motherboard.

  In regards to the 970 GTX, if your motherboard has UEFI it should work.  However, you will need to upgrade the power supply (PSU), also.  The current PSU is only 300W.  It is not enough to feed the GTX 970.  You will need to go to the manufacturer's Web site to get the specifications of the card.  I think you want to upgrade to a power supply at least 500W, maybe more.  You need to measure the space for the video card to ensure that there is enough of the card.  I think that they are at least 10 "long.

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• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-372f: MS-7613 (Iona-GL8E and GTX 970 bios update

  Hi, my system is supplied with the card mother MS-7613 (Iona-GL8E! I'm trying to see if there is an update available to the BIOS before updating my video card for GTX 970.  I already upgraded my power to 600 W for the 970. My current version of BIOS [according to Windows system] is American Megatrends Inc. 6.07 date 19/05/2010. Please help me find where I can get an update of the bios for my motherboard.

  Here is more information on my system:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-elite-HPE-300-desktop-PC-series/4162190/model/427545...

  Right now I'm really confused!

  After reading the return of Best Buy Canada policy [which gives me 14 days to return my purchased GPU]. I decided to go against the advice I got from this thread and another HP forum.

  I bought the Zotac GTX 970 at Best Buy, thinking it could be a very small chance that it will work, and if it does not work I have he's coming back!

  To my surprise after installing it, it started no problem! I installed the latest drivers from the website of Zotac and then rebooted the system, but still no problems!

  I ran all the points of reference 3-DMark, more than twice with no problems! [which is about 7 times faster than my ATI hd5770]

  Here are my results: http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/6457066

  I played a few minutes with the deity: sin of origin with ultra graphics to 80 FPS and still no problem!

  I also played a few minutes with supreme commander2 [game 2010 year] at 60 FPS and still no problem!

  I close on my computer about ten times, just to make sure that the system is stable and still no problems!

  Here are two pictures of my information system showing that I run the version of the BIOS HP 6 and the GTX 970!

  https://onedrive.live.com/redir?RESID=7325D1B597E8FED5! 447 & authkey =! HfU-APzSFQeV0Il & v = 3 & ithint = 2cjpg % photo

  https://onedrive.live.com/redir?RESID=7325D1B597E8FED5! 446 & authkey =! AGmYzz92v2tiaNw & v = 3 & ithint = 2cjpg % photo

  I only used it for two days and I hope I won't run into problems in the future!

  So my advice is to check your store for their return policy and try again the GTX 970 yourself! Don't let not the other experiences of volunteers/users HP form this discourage you from trying it!

  PS Don't forget to upgrade your block of POWER 500 W. [I mine improved 460-w 600 W Corsair]

• HP Pavilion 500 - 406 a: thinking of picking up a GTX 970

  I think now to pick up a GTX 970 for my 500-a 406, I think the mother board hold the card in the PCI Express x 16 card, I am correct in saying that?

  I also plan to upgrade the PSU for a Corsair VS550 as the current is not sufficient for the 970.

  Now I guess what my question is, the case of HP Pavilion stock will be able to adapt the card? Or near map editing?

  EDIT:

  GPU: https://www.mightyape.co.nz/product/Asus-STRIX-GTX-970-4GB-Graphics-Card/22831145

  Power supply: https://www.mightyape.co.nz/product/550W-Corsair-VS550-Power-Supply/21557895

  a 500-406: http://support.hp.com/hk-en/document/c04445153

  SquarePony, welcome to the forum.

  SquarePony wrote:
  

  I think now to pick up a 970 GTX (https://www.mightyape.co.nz/product/Asus-STRIX-GTX-970-4GB-Graphics-Card/22831145 ) for my 406-500 a (http://support.hp.com/hk-en/document/c04445153 ), I think the mother board hold the card in the PCI Express x 16, I am right in saying that?  Your link gives me an error message.

  I also plan on upgrading the PSU for a Corsair VS550 (https://www.mightyape.co.nz/product/550W-Corsair-VS550-Power-Supply/21557895 ) that the current one is not enough for the 970.  This should be enough power; 600W would be even better.

  Now I guess what my question is, the case of HP Pavilion stock will be able to adapt the card? Or near map editing?  Is the best way to know if the card will fit, measure the space between the port of return of IO and the front of the case.  Then compare the measurements to the card.  I think it will be very tight.  I have a Phoenix 860-170VR which has an AMD Radeon R9 390 X 8 GB GDDR5 FH GFX.  It is very tight, but fits with room to spare.

  EDIT: fixed links

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• HPE-H8-1010: Gtx 970 stop start

  I recently bought a Msi Gtx 970 and it arrived yesterday. However, after upgrading my power to 750 watts and the installation of the graphics card, the computer started and froze on the splash screen for hp. I have triple everything checked, updated my bios and tried to make the map work for consolidated five hours, but nothing helps. Does anyone know what could happen and how can I get my graphics card to work?

  Hello

  Most of the NVIDIA GTX 970 graphics cards will not work in your PC with a few exceptions.  What is the model number of the MSI graphics card?

  Check with MSI and see if there is a cure.

• Pavilion H8 - 1287c: is the Pavilion H8 - compatible video card EVGA GTX 970 1287c

  I improved the diet of a CX750 Corsair of the 500W this desktop computer comes with the factory.  I was aware before you buy the video card POWER supply might be a limitation.

  With the previous BIOS (7.09) I have tried several things as shown below.  I've always had to a screen where it would beep three times with 10-20 seconds between each beep then it would go to a black screen with a blinking cursor, but you couldn't do anything.

  enabling/disabling the VGA Palette

  toggling SERR # generation

  It is a pain to change the bias, I have need to use the original video card, then replace it with the GTX 970 to see if it worked.

  I called EVGA and they recommended upgrading the BIOS, so I've updated to 8.21.  When the power nothing happens now.  The LCD even lights.  Secure boot is disabled.

  I contacted EVGA, once more and they said I had to contact HP to determine if the computer is compatible with their video card.  This is necessary to receive an RMA number.

  Hello

  First, change the BIOS settings that you changed will do more harm than good.  Change these settings back

  Remove the graphics card and connect the monitor to the motherboard. Your PC starts with the video? If so, then open the command RUN and enter: MSINFO32

  Your PC is running in legacy or mode UEFI?

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• P6769 UK: card Geforce GTX 970 of GTX 550ti graphics upgrade

  My husband bought a HP PC, because I work for HP.  The Geforce GTX550ti card worked perfectly on the P6769 UK PC running Windows 7; He bought the new card GTX 970 but couldn't make it work with Windows 7, so decided to put the old card back in and install Windows 10 to see if that would solve the problem, which was not. The old card works well running Windows 10 but not the GTX970. Despite extensive research and talk to the 'experts' that he has not yet found a solution - he has a terminal illness, so I would really appreciate help from someone in the forum to help him to enjoy what should be the great graphics for the short time he has left. Please respond to this message and personal email address [personal information deleted] If you can help.

  @Susan_HP

  The NVIDIA GTX 970 will not work on your PC. Video in graphics card BIOS and the BIOS is your PC are not compatible.

  I suggest that you are looking for an old graphics like the NVIDIA GTX 660. I've used both the TI 550 and 660 and the 660 is a far superior graphics card.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• Problems: upgrade cars - msi Geforce GTX 970 graphics

  I recently bought a Geforce GTX 970 of msi graphics card.

  The problem is that my pc will not go through the HP-splash screen that opens before the windows splash screen.

  My electricity supplier has enough power enough.

  Help me please!

  HP motherboards support even msi graphics cards?

  If this is not the case, what companies do support?

  Hello

  Your PC was shipped only with a version 7 of HP BIOS so the NVIDIA 970 isn't going to work. There is no provision in a BIOS version 7 to deactivate or activate the secure boot or activate the UEFI.  You would see these selections on the Security tab in the BIOS if there is this selection.

  Try one of these models NVIDIA GTX 660.  You only need a power supply of 450 watts.

• NVIDIA GTX 970 problems

  So I got a nvidia GTX 970 as a gift from my father and I had a HP ENVY 1420 T desktop computer. Can someone tell me what Power suply I need?

  Hello

  This power supply has a maximum rating of 250 watts so that will not be enough.

  Try the Corsair CX500 , or CX600.  The CX600 is on sale right now is a better buy.

  BTW - Specifications for the h8 - 1420t do not show a 250 watt optional power.

• AG3 605 UR1D GTX 970

  I recently bought the 4 GB Zotac GTX 970 version.

  I own the 605-UR1D, with a power of 500w. However, it is said 484 max on feeding. I was running the graphics card very well, until I checked the tempature. Initially, the tempature of graphics card went up only - it reached a maximum of 90 degrees centigrade if I remember.

  After a few minutes, the processor and card mother MeltMC began rapidly rising. It was 68 degrees centigrade - he could high, but I don't remember.

  I heard that it is generally OK for most computers to perform at these MeltMC, but I'm not sure on the 605-UR1D

  If I can get help before I decide to return in the coming days, would be great.

  The air must be pushed outside the case.

• XPS 8910, bi-ecrans, Nvidia GTX 970?

  I just got a new 8910 XPS, well. But the video card (Nvidia GeForce GTX 970) only on the card, DVI - D video output. I want to connect a second monitor, DVI - D or VGA input. There are a lot of other jacks on the rear panel, several HDMI, DP (DisplayPort). Are all the HDMI outputs and the DP for a second monitor?

  There is only a single HDMI output port on the back of the chassis, #4. #3 is the DP (DisplayPort) aboard.

  

  Because there is not a "Multi screen" option in the Bios. This means that if a video card is added (GeForce GTX 970), cannot use the embedded outside DP or HDMI ports for monitors.

  You must attach two monitors to the GeForce GTX 970 addition.

  The Dell OEM GeForce GTX 970 has the following video ports =
  DVI - I
  DP
  DP
  DP
  HDMI 2.0

  So if #2 monitor has only DVI and VGA ports, you will need to connect to the HDMI port on the GeForce GTX 970.

  GeForce GTX 970 DVI - I-->--> #1 monitor DVI DVI to DVI cable to
  GeForce GTX 970 out HDMI--> HDMI to DVI cable--> #2 monitor DVI in

  You can buy the HDMI cable to DVI at Wal-Mart, Best Buy, etc.

• GTX 970 problem

  Nice day.

  I recently bought an evga 970 fan gtx type of ebay.

  When I put it in my x 51 r2, it seemed to work well. But for some reason, my computer didn't register as a gtx 970. In my view, that he classified as a general or standard player, or something like that.

  All of a sudden my computer acted upward. A bunch of icons disappear. And in closing, the sleep option mode disappeared. (I use windows 8.1). When I rebooted, I found myself with a light blue screen (not BSOT), the mouse cursor was the present thing. Alienware loading screen was present.

  I ended up putting my old gtx 745 back in and was forced to renew my PC. It works again.

  Can someone help me? Was it because of my gtx 970? Or was it just a problem with windows?

  I will also mention that I was updating my grapgics driver 4600 HD Intel (r) when this happened.

  Hello

  Remember this computer has an integrated video card (HDMI located in half superior) and the discrete card (located at the bottom of the half), so make sure that you connect the monitor to the discrete card.

  Then try to connect the GTX970 again and just do a clean install of the driver Nvidia 970.

  Let me know how it goes!

• XPS 8500, GeForce GTX 970, power supply upgrades

  Alright Hey guys, so I did a little research, talked to a few friends and others and came to the conclusion that the upgrade of my gpu will be a good call! in any case after talking to a few people and a few computer experts I have been proposed to upgrade my gpu for a gtx 970 which I think will be great! The other question that I fell or not was the power supply will be able to handle this kind of upgrade. So after through suggestions from some other people and see what others who have improved their xps 8500 I suggested me to go with the power of 750W EVGA supernova 750 B 1 did supply (PSU) (110-B1-0750-VR) the reason behind this was expressly that he was quite a bit smaller in length to the tern I would be able to ride in the tour and that's what other people have used when starting to level of their xps 8500. Anyway sorry this is long but I assure you it is a good idea, if everything fits correctly and any other thank you GENERALS!

  EVGA is a brand, and they have power supplies are built by different manufacturers.

  the key is the letters B1 and G1, G2 or GS

  B1/G1 are built by the FSP (OK, but not great)

  Seasonic GS. (but not the best that Seasonic can build)

  Superflower G2 (and it's getting good reviews.

  the best is the G2.

  The G2 will be good, but be very tight.

  Keep in mind that you need not 750W to add a GTX 970. 550 W of the kind of clean energy is ample. 650w is also good, but I would highly recommend a high quality PSU, and I do not include the B1 or G1 in this category.

  The 8500 and the 8700 are PSU even better I can tell and there are several described in this thread.

  en.Community.Dell.com/.../19611037

• GeForce GTX 970/980 on XPS 8700

  Hello, I have XPS 8700, which came with OEM GTX 745. I think it passes to the Geforce GTX 970 or 980. These word on 8700 XPS video cards?

  I am particularly concerned, because system recommended for 970 power is 500 W to nVidia's specifications, total power of XPS8700 is 460 w. Has anyone installed GTX 970 or 980 on 8700 XPS?

  Hey Ryocchin,

  The GTX970 or the GTX980 will work in terms of being able to connect through PCI-express port.  Where you might encounter a problem is with the physical size of the map.  I know that some 970 models can be 12 inches, I guess the 980 years can grow according to the solutions of cooling for these exotic cards.

  The other piece of the puzzle is to replace the power supply.  A 460W pourrait be authorized as a basis of suppliers GPU their system requirements on the assumptions made about the power draw of the entire system & always shoot a bit on the high side.  But if your computer is a few years old is probably not turn off 460 watts.  So I recommend a new power supply.  EVGA, Corsair, XFXm and Antec have all been good for me over the years.  If you want to simulate a modular PSU that you'll save tangles of cables.

  So those are the two big things to look for: physical space for the graphics card (although I'm sure that a XPS8700 will hold a 970 without problem a lot) and a new power supply.

  The Dell service manual is here if you want to get an idea of what it looks like to replace components:
  http://downloads.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_xps_desktop/XPS-8700_owner%27s%20manual_en-us.PDF

  I hope this helps!  Let us know what other questions you might have.

• Compatibility GeForce GTX 970 and XPS 8700

  The EVGA GeForce GTX 970 G 04-P4-1972-KR with 4 GB will work in my XPS 8700?

  Processor: Intel Core i7-4770 CPU @ 3.40 GHz

  Memory: 32 GB

  Memory specifications:

  1001 MHzMemory clock

  Config of MBStandard memory 2048 = 2.048 GB

  Interface DDR3Memory

  Width of 64-bitMemory Interface

  The version of the BIOS/Date: A06, 18/11/13

  Power: 460 W

  Discrete video memory: up to 2 GB (GDDR5)

  Windows 7 Pro

  EVGA GeForce GTX 970 G 04-P4-1972-KR

  • 4GB 256 - Bit GDDR5
  • 1140 MHz base clock
  • Boost 1279 MHz clock
  • 1 x DVI - I, 1 x DVI - D 1 x HDMI 1 x DisplayPort
  • Hearts CUDA 1664
  • PCI Express 3.0

  The GX 970 recommend a block of POWER 500 w.

  Looks like the 970 GTX which is 9.50 "x 4,38" adapt.

  The orange SATA 3.0 (6 Gb/s) drive connector (SATA 1) seems like it would

  It's a tight fit.

  Watch this You Tube video.

  I think that answers your question.

  Upgrade to a Dell XPS 8700 with a mSATA GTX 970 GPU and M550 Crucial SSD

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