HP-Pavilion Elite 410y: the video card upgrade

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  No there is no way to upgrade your video card. This isn't a card at all but just a chip soldered to the motherboard. The video card, you have found and ask the subject for a very expensive high-end gaming machine which has the equivalent of a pci-e slot on the motherboard called MXM laptop. Your laptop has such without crack and no place to plug such a card.

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  I want to upgrade the video card on my Pavilion Elite e9160f.  I know that he only has that a Psalm 350w at this moment I only have a card... video how 230GT measure can I go in the chain of video card without a new PS?  Thanks for the help!

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  The NVIDIA GT 240 1 GB DDR5 (if you can find one) or the NVIDIA GT 440 1 GB DDR5 would be a good choice.

  Review the performance of NVIDIA specifications. Look at the specifications of strip memory bandwidth and level of DirectX support.

• Pavilion p7 - 1226 s video card upgrade

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  I want to improve my system with the highest rated PassMark reference video card that my system will support with my current 300W power supply.

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  I bought a new Pavilion p7 - 1226 s last month with the intention of upgrading the system with more memory, another hard drive internal and a new card video - over time. I'm not a power user; I just want to keep my skills in the game with these actions.

  The last system I upgraded has been focused on the PCI so I was excited about the capabilities of PCI-E 2.0 of this system for the video upgrade. I considered the 300W PSU to be of sufficient size to allow a decent upgrade. I went to Nvidia.

  I believe that the integrated video (HD 2000?) in my system of registers somewhere between 245 and 375 refers.

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  Hello

  The amperages are additive for the dimensioning of power which only has some relationship to what the video card needs.  Video card manufacturers want to head because they don't really know how everyone PC is configured and just how hard the graphics card will be used.

  I change this link for the HP of the above items. I was never in this place so I do not know how the address was mutilated.

  Also far than the 545 NVIDIA goes, stick with the card HP as it is designed for a 300 Watt power supply.  I suspect that the retail sector 545 work but safe, stick with the HP 545.

• HP TouchSmart 300-1120: the video card upgrade

  I came into possession of a HP Touchsmart 300-1120. I do not use not for the games just the navigation and use to watch movies when traveling through Plex home theater.

  I've updated the CPU to an Athlon X 4 605th & maxed out the RAM 8 GB. I noticed that I can upgrade the video card using the Mobile PCI Express Module slot.  Even though I know that the GPU Radeon HD 3200 onboard can handle HD videos, he hangs out considerably. even though I have the film on the hard drive.

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  Your PC AIO has a sleeve of MXM graphics.  The following video card will work. It was included in some models of PC.

  HP 594505-001 nVidia GeForce G210 512 MB MXM DDR3 video card

  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/ShowPhoto.aspx?PartNumber=594505-001

  You need to search online to find a seller or a person who has one for sale. I see them on eBay for @ $35-50, 00

  The upgrade of the PSU is not a viable option.

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  @Cebos, welcome to the forum.

  I believe that this EVGA GTX 750Ti should register in the area without any problem.  If you don't want this card, you can measure from the port of e/s back on the front of the case where the card will be installed to see if another card adapt.  The essence is to ensure there is enough space to provide for good air circulation.

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  I plan to install a new video card and power supply to support a monitor 43 "UHD or buy a gaming computer brand new with GTX 970.   What is the best video card compatible with my computer and the motherboard to work with UHD?

  Also, would I waste my time to upgrade my current computer or saving a ton of money with great results?

  You can upgrade to a powerful video card, but there are a few things you need to know and do.

  Motherboard of your desktop came a generation before UEFI and only allows the installation of video cards that support legacy BIOS sound.  This means that you can install a video card that has inherited the BIOS support or a physical switch that allows the choice of the BIOS UEFI\Legacy.  Otherwise only video card BIOS UEFI will not be recognized under the current name of your card motherboard BIOS and the PC does not past the MESSAGE at startup, even in the BIOS.

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• HP elite m9520f, the graphics card upgrade

  I recently bought Starcraft 2 and I can not run on anything else but low graphics on this computer. I thought that it would not be a problem, but apparently it is.

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  Boondockst, welcome to the forum.

  If you upgrade the video card that will play the most recent game, a power supply (PSU) upgrade needed, also.

  Here is a video card which should meet your needs.  The card is 8.5 "length.  Therefore, it should fit in the space provided.  I love the XFX, ATI cards.  ATI offers software to allow you to adjust the fan speed and overclock the card.  The software is called Catalyst Control Center.  This map requires a minimum of 450W runs correctly.  I like XFX, BFG, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.

  I like the OCZ and Corsair PSU.  These two manufacturers are very good.  Their products will provide a clean and stable power supply for your system.  I always suggest measuring the PSU existing and comparing measures to whichever you choose.  The PSU is the backbone of the computer.  This is not a place to try to reduce costs.

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• Help! The video card upgrade

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  After installing the video card, it continues to go unnoticed. Advice

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  you want up to the video card of quality. what I have to use one designed for hp or could I just use any mark as for example geforce 9800 gt

  You can use any card compatible with your system video. You don't need to find all of the video cards designated for HP computers.

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• HP Pavilion Elite m9340f replacement video card and power supply

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  I bought my HP Pavilion Elite at Best Buy m9340f in 2009 and brought it to the Venezuela where I live now.

  My video card, started making the noise of the typical fan geforce 9500gs can do. The temperature of the gpu is very high (from 73 ° c without playing or watching videos!), and I'id like to replace it as soon as possible before my material fails completely.

  But the power supply 350w, to replace any video card decent needed to change my diet too. I have not the slightest idea of what type of power supply should I buy, and if I should replace the case too. My intention is to keep my cpu, my mother, my hard drive and my ram (purchase of a new system to the Venezuela is out of the question because of the barbarian prices in this country).

  Then to take the questions in order, I'll here:

  -I want another video card (geforce 9500gs is known for his failure, so I want to upgrade to a more powerful card)

  -To do this, I need another power supply, so I need recommendations on the provision of market models which CORRESPOND to my HP Pavilion Elite m9340f or

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  Jeronimo Ramos-Prince

  The information below was previously published by Big_Dave in response to several other posters about their questions about GPU upgrades. Prices shown are in U.S. dollars and for American retailers.

  Your PC has a 350 Watt PSU if below video cards will work:

  $50--->NVIDIA GT 430 9.6 Gbps - single slot width

  $65--->NVIDIA GT 520 8 Gbps - single slot width

  $80--->NVIDIA GT 440 25.6 GB/s - single slot width

  $130-->NVIDIA GT 545 43 Gbps - location single width - could be hard to find but perhaps only in the store

  $110-->NVIDIA GT 240 1 GB DDR5. 54.4 GB/s - single slot width. This card does not support DirectX 11 which is eventually used in some of the latest PC games but it's a great performer.

  Review the performance of NVIDIA specifications. Look at the specifications of strip memory bandwidth and level of DirectX support.

  I normally don't recommend video cards AMD for PC with a 350 Watt power supply as AMD provides 400 watts or more for most of its video cards.

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• Pavilion Elite M9066.sc video card

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  I'm having trouble installing my new GPU (Asus Ati Radeon HD EAH5670). And uninstall my old driver (NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nforce 430) cards.

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• Pavilion HPE h8 - 1380t: video card upgrade for Pavilion HPE h8 - 1380t

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  I recently bought a map GTX1060 (from a MSI GeForce GT640) 4 year old GPU from nVidia in line in order to improve the capacity of my machine so that I would be able to play Fallout 4 and 3 Witcher (both put my poor old GT640 kneeling - even on lower resolution settings).  It is part of the case and the powers that be (Yes, I plug in the connector 6-pin PSU) and 600W POWER supply is adequate for the task, but I'm starting to think that I probably have a motherboard compatibility issue.

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  You will need to check that the Review Board would fit in your frame.

  The other options are:

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• Questions about the video card upgrade

  I have a t HPE-310 (CTO) with an Intel i7 processor and an AMD/ATI HD5450 graphics card.

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  Is this a reasonable combination for my computer? Are there other combinations you would sugget instead?

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