HP pavilion 500-009c: 500-009 c upgrade

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• HP Pavilion 500-550nv: the upgrade of power

  Hello. I have HP Pavilion 500-550nv (in which case is microtour format) and want to upgrade my HP power which is only 180 W!

  I want to know what brand of food is supported for my pc model (hp pavilion 500-550nv) and how much wattage recommended (up to 600? up to 650?). Which is the recommended limit of power supply of power for my HP?

  I'm waiting for your answers. Thank you

  Hello @jeandoumpier,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums from the HP Support! The forums are a great place where you can find solutions for your problems, with the help of the community!

  I read your post on food and wanted to help you!  I understand that you are concerned about upgrade options.

  You should be able to improve the power you want.  The Office should take but a lot of power, it must, food that is installed.  Just check that the power supply to use, firmly enters the tower.  Based on the Specifications of the product, you can find the dimensions tour here:

  • Height: 36.7 cm (14,48 in.) unpacked

  • Width: 17.5 cm (6.91 inches) unpacked

  • Length: 38.9 cm (15.35 inches) unpacked

  Please let me know if this information helps you solve the problem by marking this message as 'accept as Solution', this will help others easily find the information they seek.  In addition, by clicking on the Thumbs up below is a great way to say thank you!

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• HP Pavilion 500-326na: graphics upgrade on HP Pavilion 500-326na card

  Last year, I bought a HP Pavilion 500-326na, and recently, I decided that I would update the graphics card. The card that I'm looking is the nVidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti. This would be consistent with (and in the form of) my computer? In addition, I'm not sure exactly how I had to upgrade my power supply, if necessary, and if you can direct me to a decent choice.

  Thank you very much.

  SJ642, welcome to the forum.

  According to the Specifications of the product , the computer has an external power supply 180W (PSU).  If this is the case, you won't be able to level the video card.  The 750ti requires a power supply of at least 300 w; Some reported that 400W is needed to make it work properly.

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• HP Pavilion 500-242ea: Ram upgrade

  Hi I have a desktop computer Pavilion 500 - 242ea 64-bit with 6 GB of ram installed 1 x 2 gb Hynix/Hyundai 1600 mhz and 1 x 4 gb Samsung 1600 mhz.

  I would like to increase my ram by an additional 8 GB with a 2 x 4 GB - 1600 mhz cards in empty slots, all first is it possible and secondly what do you sugest?

  My motherboard has four 240-pin ddr dimm sockets plug say this upgrade may be: -.

  PC3-10600 (DDR3-1333) or

  PC3-12800 (DDR3-1600) or

  PC3-14400 (DDR3-1866),

  32 GB unbuffered memory total

  I look forward to your response.

  You can add memory for each vacant home.   I would add two DDR3 2048 MB PC3-12800 (800 mhz) to this system.  But if you wanted to add two 4096 modules, I see no problem.

• Pavilion 500-138eo: GPU upgrade

  I intend to move the graphics card in my Pavilion 500-138eo Nvidia Geforce GTX 960 or 970 and upgrade the PSU to fit to the requirements of the new graphics card. The motherboard (Memphis-s) and the case does support these cards as they are cards double-width, and what diet do you recommend? The current graphics card is a Geforce GTX 645 with 2 GB of VRAM, twice more than the Nvidia reference design.

  Specifications of the computer: http://support.hp.com/ie-en/document/c03991377

  Hi there @apanpapan3

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, so many other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff. I understand that you are looking for information for upgrading the video card and the power supply to your computer. I'm happy to help you with this.

  Looking at the two video cards that you are considering, the 960 requires that a minimum of 400 w of power and the 970 requires a minimum of 970 w. The two cards are double-width, but the 970 is a little longer. Both use PCI Express 3.0.

  The system has however a 300W power supply, then of course you will need to level it and don't forget the replacement of the power supply has the necessary extra power connections, 1 or 2 6-pin connections must be available depending on the card.

  The current internal power supply also has the following additional parameters:

  • Form factor: ATX internal

• Pavilion 500-123w processor upgrade won't work

  I have the HP Pavilion 500-123w computer with the card mother H-Joshua-H61-Μatx (Joshua). I just bought this computer on December 23, 2013.

  According to the specification of HP product site, he says that the motherboard will support a processor Quad Core of Intel Core i7-2xxx (Sandy Bridge).

  So I bought an Intel Core i7 - 2600K CPU and installed. When I turn on the computer, it says "ERROR not taken into CHARGE PROCESSOR - YOUR COMPUTER NOW STOP." It won't let me even get into the BIOS, because it stops after a few seconds.

  I had already installed the update of the most recent from the HP site BIOS until I installed the processor. The BIOS version is JOS_817.ROM V8.17

  I studied this motherboard on other sites, and they said that this motherboard supports Intel Core i7 - 2600K processor.

  When I put the processor back original, everything works fine. I installed the new processor 3 different times and I get the same error message.

  Are there settings jumper, I need to change the motherboard? Does anyone else have this problem?

  I am an electronics technician and have done repairs to computer for years. For me, it looks like there is a problem with the BIOS does not recognize the new processor.

  Thanks for any help,

  Dan

  Oh no, I just heard from HP Support and they said:

  "Dan, I checked the specifications of your PC and gathered the information that your PC is compatible with Intel Core i7-2xxx (Sandy Bridge) Quad Core, but the processor Intel Core i7 - 2600K is not compatible with your PC." So, I recommend you to install with Intel Core i7-2600 (Sandy Bridge) Quad Core.

  Thus, the i7-2600 is a little different than the i7 - 2600K. Wish I had known before that I spent more than 300 million dollars on the new processor.

  I should have purchased separate components and built a new computer from scratch, like that I could update if I needed to. Well, we live an apprenticeship. Factory computers are not easily expandable.

  Thank you very much for your help, I appreciate it sincerely.

• HP Pavilion 500-002ec: the HP Pavilion 500-002ec gpu upgrade

  Hello.

  I have a HP Pavilion 500-002ec pc and I want to replace the pre-installed gpu (Radeon HD 8570). I was looking at GTX950 and I have a few questions. I need more power for her? If so, how much more? And it is even compatible with current pc? Thanks for your replies.

  Hello

  If do the 950 GTX specific and model does not require a 6-pin auxiliary power connector then it should work. However, most of the GTX 950 require an auxiliary power connector 6-pin and the HP 300 watt standard power supply in your PC doesn't have that connector.  You would be obliged to replace the power supply or try the NVIDIA GTX 750.

  If you decide to stay with the GTX950 then I suggest you one of the following blocks that will give you a bit of room to develop and/or use a graphics card more large: Corsair CX500, CX600 or CX650m

  Be sure to measure to ensure that the graphics card fits will fit inside.

• HP Pavilion 500-141ea: GPU upgrade

  Hi all

  I'm new here, but hid for some time in the run up to the upgrade of my GPU.

  I am owner of a pavilion of 500-141 ea - spec/details here: here.

  I have had it for awhile now and have made a few casual games on it (Euro Truck Sim2) - it's OK at best, I am looking to upgrade the GPU to something a little better to improve the graphics. After absorbing as much information as possible on these forums, I discovered I obviously need a new graphics card, and as my current diet is valued at 300W, it would be best to stick to a moment PSU.

  Now, I've been watching the 960 GTX that seems a fantastic card but, for what I'm doing, I'm not sure if it's exaggerated.

  I turned to the GTX 750Ti after I've seen recommended by so many people. Including who I've been watching is the Asus version. Link. Looks like a solid GPU and fantastic value for money. I did some measure inside my case and think it "should" adapt, but as I am a novice I'm not sure, he would not blame on what whether 100%. It is the main thing that concerns me.

  For a power supply I was watching a CX500 Corsair, which should be more than enough for my needs at the moment. Looking at the ASUS card especially need a 6 pin directly from the power supply (from what I've read).

  I also read on UEFI/BIOS/settings issues so I'm ready for it to come when I update the map, but I'll post if I have a problem.

  So, I'm sorry for the essay, but I guess I want to know if anyone knows if the ASUS card would be and if the Corsair would be a good diet to use.

  Thanks for reading / your answers.

  Chris.

  CGD1, welcome to the forum.

  We do not mind trials because they give us the information we need to make good decisions.

  Here is the map of Newegg.  Normally, the thing that worries me cards dual fan is the length.  You want the card to fit and have lots of space for good air circulation.  This card is the perfect length.  Read the reviews to see what users have to say about it.  I also like the EVGA cards.  They have great Tech support.

  I love Corsair products.  The PSU you chose should work great.  The map in my link only requires 6-power connector additional.

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• HP Pavilion 500-164: the upgrade of the graphics card and power supply on a HP Pavilion 500-164

  I'll be upgrading my HP pavilions integrated HD graphics 8570 D a STRIX ASUS GeForce GTX overclocked 2 GB DDR5 128 - bit DisplayPort HDMI 1 750TI. 4 a/DVI-I graphics card. With that I also improve my diet to a Thermaltake TR2 500W 240 pins power power TR-500. I was wondering if it of ok to do on the computer and will not damage it. It is extra steps when I install these. Initially, I got the PC with windows 8 but have upgraded to windows 10.

  Hello

  If the ASUS 750 TI requires a 6-pin auxiliary power connector and your computer is running a version of HP 8 BIOS then you should be OK.  Open your PC and measure to make sure that graphics card fits.  In addition, open the command RUN and enter: MSINFO32

  Your computer is running a version of HP 8 BIOS?  If so, and if it is possible to install the graphics card then go ahead. Find out what the return policy is before you buy.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• Desktop HP Pavilion 500-374na: the upgrade of processor power and power

  Hi man, im planning on upgrading my food processor and the power tomorrow and just need to check that my choice is compatible?
  
  I have a HP Pavilllion 500-374na desktop pc, with a processor Intel Core i3 4150 and a power supply 180w.
  
  My scheduled updates are - image processor intel core i7-4790 3.6 Hz 8 mb L3 cache and corsair 500w PSU.
  
  The list according to the upgrade of processor hp provide it states that it is compatible with my motherboard, but just dream to double check before I commit.

  So, any help would be great guys?

  Hello

  You should not need a power supply upgrade. But just in case, open your PC and display the information on the label of power such as the amperage supply total wattage and 12v.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• Pavilion 500-329: to upgrade my power supply for my new GPU

  Hi, I recently got and 660 GTX ti as a gift from a Guild mate. Unfortunately, the stock PSU is a potato (very) disappointing 300W. Who also likes to scream when I'm still so things like move my mouse. Wonderful innit!

  in any case, I've been shopping around for a PSU that could fuel at least my graphics card for the recommended specifications, 450w, unlike what is 240 R7 in the system right now, which is recommended to have 400w... And I managed to find one that meets at my expecations in size and power output.

  I just want to see if someone has comments on the sizes to enter in the case of Pavvy 500-329.

  Since your Canadian, I took the liberty of a few analyses available of the PSU.

  Your current system has a R7-240 which is inspired by 30W.  The GTX660ti attracts 150W.  The net difference is 120W.  The original power supply is 300W but it is a maximum.  You'd never see your car top SPEED!

  I would like to see you get a Corsair CX CDN 96,19 600W as your choice. Here are the specifications.   It's 80 + efficient power consumption curve and focus not on your system. It is also an RIGHT in your system.  If cost is a concern, then I suggest you step down for the 500W version.  It's 20 less CDN.  Its also an exact adjustment.

• Pavilion 500-424: memory upgrade

  My memory may be improved? I'm now 8 gig.

  Hello

  Yes

  Memory upgrade information

  • Memory channel architecture

• Pavilion 500 - 200 t: the proccessor upgrade

  I just upgraded memory of my desktop HP pavilion 500-200 t CTO at max (16 GB), I was wondering if I could upgrade my processor or is it 'fixed' to the motherboard?

  Hi @deerpark243,
  
  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, HP experts and other support staff. I understand that you have questions about upgrades of the processor. I'll be happy to help you.

  First the CPU and does not set on the motherboard.

  Please refer to the motherboard, (Memphis-S) sheet.

  To half way down you will see "information update processor.

  Please keep me informed of the progress of things.

  If you need help, let me know and I will gladly make all that I can to help you.

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• HP Pavilion 500-311no: the hp Pavilion 500-311no upgrade

  Hp Pavilion 500-311no desktop PC, I bought a few years ago and now I feel like I would get some more power out of it then is it possible to upgrade this computer. I use mostly this pc for a game so what I'm looking to upgrade is the gpu. It seems that the motherboard supports the latest grphics cards and I think they should also fit the case. Incase of replacement parts, the power supply needs to be replaced probably as well. Also overclocking motherboard support and how the overclocking and replacement parts affect warranty?

  Greetings,

  You have some positives on your side:

  PCIe available x 16 slot 3.0.

  UEFI BIOS.

  Your chassis will limit the duration of the update of the graphics card.

  You have only a 300 Watt power supply.

  Most of the HP motherboards cannot be overclocked. I have a processor Intel 4820 K. HP offers limited overclocking abilities with this processor.

  Check the measurements on the existing power supply.  A diet of 600 runs most new graphics cards high-end. NVIDIA cards tend to require less energy than equivalent AMD cards.

  Check the height of the rear panel input/output where the x 16 slot is to determine the maximum length of a new card.

  Shop for a new card graphics and power supply when you know your limits. The high-end cards are usually double slot. Make sure you have room to install a card double slot. You need to be able to burst a second plate of input/output rear panel to install a dual slot graphics card.

  Modular power supplies reduce tangles of cables in the chassis.

  See you soon!

• Office Pavilion 500-281: upgrade of processor and graphics HP Pavilion 500-281

  I just bought this HP Pavilion 500-282 3/15/15.  I would like to upgrade from the intel hd graphics card 4400.  Also, I would say to install the I3 I5 4130.   How hard would that be? I upgrade the BIOS?  The power supply is 300 Watts.

  Thanks for any help you can give me.

  [Personal information]

  HERE IS THE SPEC PAGE for this unit.  It lists the processors i5 which will work with the motherboard, just scroll down.

  The intel hd graphics card 4400 is part of the processor but will be promoted to the Intel HD Graphics 4600 (GT2) with any of the i5 processors listed.  If more than one upgrade is necessary, you should know that food can be a problem and the graphical upgrade with Intel onboard graphics is somewhat a problem, too.  Be very sure, through research, that works in the motherboard video card to the study. (Pegatron Memphis-S)