HP Envy 15-J039tx: graphics - upgrade

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  Hi I have an Envy 14-1011NR I upgraded to Win 8 Pro 64 bit. I could find the drivers for the graphics card, AMD and Intel chipset and install both. The switching part is what does not work. Even if the Catalyst Center lists/offer menu an option to switch graphics it is not working properly. Once I change, the display will be blank until I have 1) connect to an external monitor or 2) select 'extend' in the options of Windows P of multiple screens. When I look at the screen resolution Control Panel it shows a monitor for the AMD and an Intel card, so I think the latop think two monitors are connected.

  When will an official HP driver available?

  Otherwise, everything else works great!

  Hello

  Please visit this link and enter your product number.

  If you see information that HP has not tested Windows 8 on this model, so it will then mean HP realease no Windows drivers 8 for this model

• 7387A 11... Graphics upgrade?

  I'm new to this forum and here on behalf of my sister-in-law. After having spotted the different themes of the forum and paid in various manuals, I thought I would try this approach. I found Lenovo guides to be too generic. Our quest is to upgrade the graphics on its system, because children have some problems trying to play various games. If I missed the final I apologize in advance.

  Its model number (as she gave it to me) is A 7387, 11. If I understand the Lenovo Web site it's a 3000 J115. Operating system is Vista. The obvious question is: graphics are upgradable on this system? The manual seems to suggest the presence of a PCIe x 16 location. (I have currently no direct access to the machine to confirm this.) A further review of the manual really does not reveal much information about the various parameters of the bios on turn off on-board graphics. In fact, I can locate no direct mention of a graphic upgrade procedure, which should really be front-and-Center. So, until I get my hands on this and so I have no surprises when I, can someone enlighten me on these 2 specific points? I will also be getting the memory but not much of a cause for concern.

  Thank you.

  Well, I'll answer myself. Problem has been resolved.

  The map that I chose to install required a 300W PS, installed 380W. As Lenovo has been totally absent in the BIOS information I've fumbled through it. Put the video to PEG (PCI EXPRESS GRAPHICS... and no explanation in one of the documents from Lenovo). Also from memory and installed 2 GB. Fact.

• Pavilion t441.uk, graphic upgrade

  Is it possible to update the graphics on the t441.uk.  You want to play FM 2011 and it is so slow. I've already updated the Ram. But I don't understand how the graphics upgrade works.

  My norton 360 says my computer is the RADEON 9200 128 MB video card, it says I have a secondary school the same as well.

  Rascal wrote: is it possible to update the graphics on the t441.uk.  You want to play FM 2011 and it is so slow. I've already updated the Ram. But I don't understand how the graphics upgrade works. My norton 360 says my computer is the RADEON 9200 128 MB video card, it says I have a secondary school the same as well.

  Hello Rascal, apparently, your system may be a little old to run any recent video games.

  Here a link to the plug on the motherboard, and it shows the system comes with 512 MB of system memory and a maximum of 1 GB of system memory.

  It also has a video feature embedded VIA with 64 MB of video card memory. It has a slot machine video AGP.

  Carpet is it possible to upgrade the video card AGP, but I doubt you'd see much improved performance.

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• Envy 17-1050ef graphical artifacts

  Hey,.

  I have a 17-1050ef Envy and get graphic objects on the screen.

  I reinstalled Windows, tried the latest official ATI drivers and also the drivers provided on the HP site.

  Some pictures of what I see.

  

  

  Don't you think it's a hardware or software defect? Any ideas?

  The laptop is still under warranty - just! So I want to make sure if it is a hardware failure that I act fast...

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  James

  Turboturb wrote:

  I am connected to an external monitor, and artifacts were on it.

  Does this mean that I have a problem with the graphics card in my laptop?

  Hello

  Probably this defective is on your videocard (hardware or software/driver). My suggestion is completely uninstall the driver and then restart the machine. Reinstall the driver if necessary. If the problem has not disappeared that it is hardware problem.

  Good luck

• HP envy 17-j130ea: hp envy 17-j130ea graphics card upgrade

  I have the HP ENVY 17 t-j130ea running windows 8.1 with i7-4700MQ processor and 12 GB of ram.

  Currently I have the graphics nvidia Gforce740M - 2 GB but its still slow for a few games, so I want to replace by GTX 780 m coming 780Ti GTX 4 GB or 4 GB. Is it possible?  one more I can improve memory 16 gb?

  Hello

  Unfortunately, the nvidia gpu is integrated with the system board and is not an evolutionary element.

  Your laptop will support a maximum of 16 GB of ram (2 x 8 GB modules) - you can find an example of an upgrade on the following link.

  http://UK.crucial.com/GBR/en/compatible-upgrade-for/HP-Compaq/envy-17-j130ea

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP ENVY 137C 750: GTX 1070 for HP ENVY 750-137C graphics card upgrade

  I picked up a refurbished HP ENVY 750-137c and am currently looking to improve the graphics. I don't want to break the Bank, but I don't want it to last me a while, I'm looking at the Nvidia GEFORCE GTX 1070.

  Apart from the evolution of the needs of power, does anyone know if this card is compatible, and if there are problems with this upgrade? In addition, Nvidia recommends a diet of 500W for this card. Would be - it sufficient, or is - this genrous number? In addition, if someone has a product of power supply they would recommend for this theoretical combination, I'd greatly appreciate advice.

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  @Drifterx311, welcome to the forum.

  Here are the full specifications of the card on the nVidia website.  The card is double slot and 10.5 "long.  I suggest measurement of the back plate of e/s to the front of the box to see how much space is available.  I think it fits, but it will be tight.

  As you said, the specs recommend a PSU 500W (PSU).  Personally, I'd buy one at least 600 w.  This will give you extra power for peak needs.  I love Corsair products.  Here are a few PSU for you to review Newegg.  If you choose a modular power supply it will allow you to install only the cables that are absolutely necessary.  This allows for better air circulation.  The PSU is the backbone of the computer.  Read the reviews to see what users have to say about them.  A good diet will make your system run much better.

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• Graphics upgrade hp envy 17-j053ea

  I know it's very hard to upgrade graphics of the computer laptop or perhaps impossible. I would like to know if you can upgrade the graphics card to an hp envy 17-j053ea or if you can confirm that this is impossible. If there is a way to do how much would it cost (map real etc.), I am aware of the similarities that must share the original map and the new.
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  BIOS is part of the motherboard, so when Exchange you the Board you bring the BIOS along. You need to reinstall or re-register Windows, however. There is no 'card '. All the video material is hard soldered to the motherboard. The 740 M and 750M "switched" with Intel 4600 Graphics and operate essentially the same thing. The 750M memory DDR5 and 740 M uses DDR3 and otherwise, it is essentially very little difference except the M 750 is clocked just a little faster. I have a HP Envy with the 750M and it is a lower mid-range graphics card. He will play small games but is not an enthusiast graphics card. The 740M is in the same class.

  You have graphs of GT740M. There is a motherboard with video of 750 M and it is the reference number:

  720267 501

  The only motherboard is $ 300:

  http://h20141.www2.HP.com/hpparts/Search_Results.aspx?mscssid=D46CE1188F0141C681859D24ED54E721&SearchIn=PartNumber&SearchPN=720267-501

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Your repair manuals

  A technician may be practiced $ 150 to $200 to swap motherboards.

  The difference between the 2 chips graphics is negligible and far from a value of 450 $et $500, but it can be made. Advice from Paul is strong enough.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• HP Envy Phoenix h9-1355: map graphic upgrade in HP Envy Phoenix h9-1355 [7770 Radeon Radeon R9 series)

  Hello!

  I have a HP Envy Phoenix h9-1355 with graphics of AMD Radeon HD 7770.

  I want to upgrade my graphics card a Radeon HD 7770 to a series of Radeon R9 390 - preference. I want to do this especially because I want to connect multiple computers on struggling Display Port (DP) and my current Radeon HD 7770 card has only one exit of DP.

  I have a few questions:

  1 can I switch to the R9 series and he'll be back in this Office Tower?

  2. is it easy or difficult to unattach the old card and set a new? Requires an expert and if someone competent enough can handle this task?

  Thank you!!

  P.S. is there something else that should I worry about (e.g. from unexpected side effects) to make this update?

  Hello

  I'm confused about your statement to "'connect multiple computers ' to display ports."  Did you mean to say you want to connect several monitors via the ports of the display on your computer?  I think that's what you hear.

  The ASUS TURBO GXE 960 is a nice graphics card. I like the provisioning of multiple DP.  The ASUS card should work in your PC.   If you plan to run a large number of monitors high resolution then you should consider a graphics card that has a larger memory.  The tests that I reviewed during the execution of the 4K displays with modern games isn't all that favorable with mid-range graphics cards.

• HP envy 17-j110 ea: upgrade graphics card

  Hello!
  
  I have a hp envy 17-j110 ea with GeForce GT 750 M and an Intel Core i7-4702MQ @ 2.20 ghz processor.
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  Thanks a lot for your help in advance. (I'm not that tech savy if you don't understand it )

  Hello:

  There is no graphics removable/replaceable 'cards' in your laptop.

  There are two GPU (Intel and Nvidia) welded and built into the motherboard.

  You are in the upper part of the mark about graphic solutions for your model series.

• HP Envy 17 graphic upgrade

  I have the HP ENVY 17 BTO (build to order) Core i7 4700mq, 16 GB of ram ddr3. But currently no graphics (intel just hd 4600), but is too slow for a few games and want to know if can insert a new graphics mxm as nvidia 750 m. (Sorry bad English)

  You are the very welcome.

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• Graphics upgrade to HP ENVY 810-109 Phoenix map

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  So I'm kinda a noob full when it comes to what whether computer associated, so I was hoping that someone could inform me on whether or not to buy a new graphics card and install it would be possible based on the specs of my computer.

  My specs are in this link: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c04119478

  And the graphics card, im looking to buy is this one: http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487028

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  I'm not sure what the first answer talking about.  Computer parts are completely standardized, and (of course) allows you to determine if the parts are compatible.

  The motherboard of your computer's MS-7826 (Kaili).  It has a 16 x PCI-e 3.0 housing.  That's exactly what the card needs.  It then comes to know if you have enough power to run it.

  The card says that he needs to "power supply of 400 watts or more with a minimum of 20 amps on the + 12 rail v.  Your diet is a diet of 600 watts with 2 "PCI-E power connectors (for high-end graphics cards)."

  That's all you need.  If you're still not sure about that, order gold Amazon.  You will be able to return the card, if this does not work, and there is no shipping cost.  The only thing left is to know if the card physically fits.  Just measure.

  Also, remember that the computer you bought is a high-end computer intended to be ugraded.  Do not trust people saying that you could not switch from a scalable computer, especially when they base their reasoning on the possibilities at a distance without explaining further.

• HP ENVY h8 - 1437c: HP ENVY h8 - 1437c Desktop Upgrade graphics card

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  Usually the graphics cards under 10.5 "enters Mini-Tower HP offices.  However, it is always better to open your PC and measurement.  Consult this publication of the article.

• HP Envy 700-414: HP Envy 414 700 graphics card update?

  Hello, I just bought a HP Envy 700-414. It currently has an Intel HD Graphic 4600. I have a card Nvidia 9600 GT PCI Express. This system will promote the card. Not knowing that a lot of graphics cards is a worthy upgrade. I'm not much more than a player, but I do play some RPG occasionally. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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  The NVIDIA 9600, I've just looked at requires an auxiliary PCI-E 6 pin.  If the 9600 GT from NVIDIA that you require such a connector, then it will not work on your PC, unless you change to food.  In addition, the 9600 GT does not support DirectX 11, which is used with the recent PC games.

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  Hello

  Unfortunately no, you can update or add card video on your computer, the series has two options:

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  Source: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04513489.pdf

  More information:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-envy-x360-convertible-PC-series/7252842/model/7757205/manuals/

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