HP Envy Phoenix h9-1333: upgrade CPU Cooler

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  I'll add my comments in a space next to your questions.

  AdamF wrote:

  Hi all!

  I am writing to talk about upgrading my PC, a HP ENVY Phoenix 810 - 230qe, as a whole. Initially, I bought a PC with a FX-8320 and a little sad back in 2013 graphics card and bought a carepack with her. Once the graphics card has failed and has been replaced three times in a single year, I called HP support and a nice case manager (thank you Lorraine!) hooked me up with this one - a k 4770, 12 GB of RAM and a beautiful 270 r9. However, I'm not comfortable with the temperatures of the PC under load because there is only a single fan for all of your PC and it is blocked by water from Asetek 92 mm cooling for the CPU package.  So, I was looking to upgrade the PC as a whole around my birthday later this year. I had planned on keeping the CPU, RAM, GPU and 2 TB HARD drive, but this left confused me - the PC came with a 16GB mSATA 'Cache', and I don't know whether or not the 2 TB HARD drive (this hard drive will be installed on this Windows operating system) or mSATA drive (this disk is used as a cache and does she not have any programs.) has my Windows OS on it - if it has Windows, I'm having a few problems. A photo of two devices are here. (The 'Recovery Image D:' partition on your photo is actually on the 2 TB HARD drive.  The mSATA drive is not listed because it is not used as storage). Furthermore, I don't know how the CPU is. I was wondering if anyone knew if the CPU was normally mounted (here are the specifications of the motherboard.  The processor has a standard outlet and can be easily upgraded.) or if it has been welded on - motherboard was made by MSI and the model name is "MS-7826.

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  What you are wanting to do can work.  However, whenever you have high end components in a matter of smaller size, you will have problems with the HEAT.  You're right to worry.  Heat will cause all components to fail prematurely.  If you try to move the motherboard for another case, you must ensure that the holes in the match of the motherboard the accessory in the case.  In addition, some of the connectors cannot be the same as in a case of HP.  HP has their motherboards designed specifically for them.

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  @JarrodSmith

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