HP Pavilion 17 Notebook PC: updates Possible for my HP Pavilion 17 graphics card

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  I had this problem with mine - it was also to achieve 90degC. It is caused by a really poorly designed cooling system - the fins of the radiator are locked behind a metal shield and the fan blows into it.

  What you need to do is: -.

  (1) turn off and unplug everything from the PC

  (2) open the side panel and disconnect the audio cables and power of GPU

  (3) remove the mobo

  (4) with the help of a tiny posidrive screwdriver, unscrew the thin metal cover of heat sink

  (5) use a brush to remove all the dirt you may see! DO NOT BLOW IT OUT WITH YOUR BREATH!

  (6) reassemble and hopefully enjoy the silence!

  If you still get the noise the chances are some dust penetrated fan (this happened to me when I used compressed air to blow the heat sink). Replacement fans are as rare as horse poop to switch I could not even one of the original manufacturer (path to the bottom of the chain - don't expect any help from Dell or nVidia here, I'm afraid) but are thankfully easy to fix.

  GTS 240 fan fix: -.

  I do memory-sorry if I get something slightly wrong!

  (1) remove a map as shown above. Once the radiator fan cover will be exposed.

  (2) very gently, using a pair of small screwdrivers hanging under the blower rotor, gently lift the rotor clear of the case. He doesn't want to go at first, but be patient and try and apply steady pressure on each side.

  3) out of the bearing once clean any muck-it only takes a small amount here because of the noise.

  4) applied with a headset, a tiny (and I mean tiny) bit of WD40 (don't know what this is called in the United States-but it's a wonder spray!) for the bearing

  (5) wipe off - you'll need that the strict residue on the tree

  (6) reassemble and get started!

  If you are worried about prising off the rotor (or indeed I was wrong) you can undo the radiator all of PCB by unscrewing the screws with springs on them - this allows access to the screw bit to hold the fan. Then you can cancel these abd slide the cable out which means that you can clean the bottom - but the rotor must always be removed to lubricate the bearings.

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  I wanted to update GFX card my PC for a long time and comes to learn that it IS indeed possible to upgrade, but if the map is too powerful I have to upgrade everything else as well.

  I have never tried upgrading a PC before, but my dv6 has a GeForce GT 320 M card GPU and I would pass because I want to play games without having a large amount of offset.

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  Basically, you can, with a cost, and I think that this cost can be more expensive than buying a new computer because you have to take into account:

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  • Need new card system (certainly),
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  • May need new power supply because your current diet is not suitbale for the card. (I ordered a machine with the Nvidia card and I need to order a 90W charger at the same time, not the normal charger 65W. They rejected just my order.)
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  Hello:

  I think you should be able to squeak by with this card and derisory of your PC power supply 160W.

  The AMD Radeon attracts a maximum of about 20 Watts and the GT610 around 29 Watts.  IMO, 9 Watts is not that big of a difference to blow your PC power.

  I see that it comes with low profile brackets, so there is no problem with this arrangement, etc.

  You're right about the memory.  That concern me too much back in the day, that the memory graphics specification did not spec PC's memory.  Graphics memory is independent of the PC's memory, and there is no conflict.

  The only thing I don't know... but easy enough to fix.

  The PC being produced in 2007 may have a BIOS that does not include how video cards with HDMI ports work regarding audio.

  On these old PC several times when you install a video card with HDMI output, the PC think that not only you have installed a video card, but that you have also installed a sound card (because of the HD audio chip on the video card).

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