HP Pavilion Elite HPE-510 t - two monitors?

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• Video card (and others) upgrades for a HP Pavilion Elite HPE-510 t

  Hello... First of all, I just want to say that these forums have been an invaluable resource for me in my quest to upgrade my current PC. A lot of good answers and always at the top of the Google search results, you guys have been so super helpful. Without a doubt a very different experience from what I got when I bought my PC from a company that rhymes with 'hell '.

  I have a few specific questions, however, and thought I'd throw them to let experts weigh... For the record, I have a HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 510 t with all parts except for the video card, which is currently an ATI over-pants v4800. I am running three monitors 20 "(1 DVI and Display Port 2 at present, but who can be flexible). Also, I don't a few moderate games (FPS, MMO) and watch a lot of Netflix...

  1. I'm certainly looking to update my video card, but I do not know what actually fits. I'm ready to upgrade the PSU as well (probably to the Corsair CX-600 recommended elsewhere on this forum), so power should not be a problem. And money is not a huge problem either, as long as the card is less than $500 or more. I've been watching some of the newer cards (like a 680 GTX or even the new 770), but I'm afraid that they will not physically fit in the case, or will be not compatible with the motherboard (which seems to be the PCIe 1.0? Or I read wrong?). So basically, my ultimate question is: what is the best possible graphics card given my case current and potentially put to level power supply, motherboard, I could use? If it's important, SLI is feasible but not more.

  2. I also intend to add additional RAM. The page on the card to my PC to the HP support Site says it takes DDR3 1600 PC3 10600, but everything that I find these days in the RAM is DDR 3 1600 PC3 12800. My mother/PC card will support the 12800 or do I have to keep hunting to find 10600 sticks?

  3. and finally, I'll also put in a Pro 840 Samsung SSD. Do you know if the motherboard compatible with the SATA connectors suitable for speeds of 6 GB? Just plug page says "SATA" and does not specify a version.

  Any help you could give me on these questions would be greatly appreciated. This computer has served me well for a few years now, and I'm hoping to keep it for a few more years. Thanks in advance and have a nice day...

  Aaron

  Here are the specifications of plant origin and configurable options for your desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 510 t CTO and here are the specs of his card mother IPISB-CH (Cleveland). According to the specifications, the motherboard uses the Chipset Intel H67 Express that supports an extension v2.0 x 16 PCIe and 3Gbs SATAII (SATA2).

  (1) SLI is not "feasible", so no need to go there. GeForce GTX 680 cards are going to be long, perhaps too long. You need to measure the space available at the back of the case more further along the x 16 PCIe slot to determine what can be installed. You will need to resign it a notch or two... until you find one that matches. The CX600 Corsair is a great choice and fits, even if you can buy the place CX600M. The CX600M is modular and allows much better management of the cables and so the potential for a better air circulation.

  (2) with regard to memory, the State of the plug;

  Four DIMM DDR3 240-pin connectors
  Supports the PC3 10600 connectors DIMM DDR3 (1333 MHz)
  Memory non - ECC, unbuffered

  Then, two sets of most of these (2 x 4 GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10600) Desktop Memory Kits should do the trick. You can also go to the website Crucial.com and use two of their 'guaranteed compatible memory upgrade'.

  (3) your computer supports speeds SATAII (3Gbs) and this is the best it will do. However, the SATA connector is identical to what is found on a SSD SATAIII and it should be compatible with your computer.

  Please send BRAVO

• Upgrading the PSU and GPU for my HP Pavilion Elite HPE-510 t

  Operaring system: Windows 7 64-bit

  CPU: Core i5-2500, 3.3 GHz

  Memory: 10 GB

  Video graphics card: GeForce GT 420 - OEM

  Hard drive: 1 TB

  Computer case: height: 38 cm (14.96 inches), width: 17 cm (6.69 inches), length: 41 cm (16,14 inches)

  Power supply: power supply 300W

  Several features of the product: HP Pavilion Elite HPE-510 t

  due to the diablo 3. I updated graphic setting the lowest. FPS is between 15-22 so I'm interested in upgrading my power supply HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 510 t(specs are above) and graphics card with the following, respectively:

  GPU: ASUS GeForce GTX 560 (Fermi) 1 GB 256-bit GDDR5

  GPU size: 9 "x 4.4"

  Power supply: Antec High Current Gamer HCG-750 750W Series

  "Power supply Dimensions: 7.1"x 5.9"x 3.4"

  I wonder if these prodcuts will enter the computer, as is or if I should look for other products.

  Thank you

  The ASUS GTX 560 should adapt and work very well. The Antec PSU is great and very likely to have problems in the space provided. It can interfere with connections to the motherboard and push against the CD/DVD discs. Please look at the Corsair CX600 instead. It is only slightly larger than the block of power SUPPLY HP stock and is known to adapt.

  Frank

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-510 t CTO desktop

  I get to reboot:

  1720 SMART Hard Drive detects imminent failure

  Lack of driver-SATA 1

  Attribute defaulting #05

  Can someone help / tell me how to solve this problem, thanks

  Hello

  This error message is referring to the failure of hard drive and if your computer is under warranty, call HP Technical Support and they will replace the hard drive for free. If you are considering buying in a local store, then you will need to purchase the HP recovery disk to reinstall the operating system.

• HP Pavilion ELITE HPE-510 t CTO: OPTICAL DRIVE SUDDENLY NOT AVAILABLE

  HI -.

  Hope Paul reads this message and has time to answer...

  Well, from 1 day to the other Tower HP NICE (under Window 7 PRO - factory installed) has decided for this don't want to deal in ANY WAY with the factory installed PLAYER PERSPECTIVE.

  Specifications of the computer:

  > S/N: [personal information]

  > P/N: XX093AV

  Care optical drive:

  > Model name: DVD burner

  > # Model: TS-H653

  > S/N: [personal information]

  Solution attempt:

  -Removed from this computer, it connected to another computer = WORKED.

  -Went to the HP support site, software used it to determine the model accurate on this computer, clicked on the link to the software from the HP site, looked for updates or drivers for the OPTICAL DRIVE in this computer = NOTHING.

  Hmmmm.

  What to do... What to do...?

  Device (optical drive) seems to work, just NOT in CE COMPUITER... :-(

  Maybe you'll be able to tell me what to do to fix this unusual, huh, Paul.

  Thanks - in advance.

  Patrick

  Paul-

  Sorry for the delay to get'n to you on the issue of the optical drive.

  It turns out that NOTHING of the tent to correct this has worked. The disc is GOOD. It connected to another computer = worked. Return to the original HP = he doesn't see.

  DIFFICULTY = customer provided with a DVD player /-RW USB EXTERNAL. Worked perfectly.

  Happy customer. Happy Patrick. Paul - hope he's happy, too.

  CIOU

  Patrick

• Do I have reason to infer that I can't get two monitors running on my HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 410 t?

  I got the Pavilion Elite HPE - 410 t with the included nVidia GeForce 315 graphics card and tried to get two monitors put in place. I have two VGA screens and I run one of them off the coast of DVI using a VGA port to DVI, and it works fine. However, I can not all signals from the built-in VGA port, so I started to look around the site of HP. I came across a page that lists the motherboard Plug and he shouted that the embedded video is not available if a graphics card is installed.

  Thus, it seems that I am out of luck, but I just wanted to see if anyone could tell me if it is maybe something obvious that I'm missing. My nVidia monitors also has an HDMI port, but I understand that I would need a HDMI monitor to be able to use this port.

  Can someone let me know if I'm wrong in my understanding of my options, or if there is an easy solution?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Yes, you are right to assume that if you have a video card installed, the integrated graphics chip is disabled.  Looking at the specifications of your card (see link below), he suggests that it has a VGA, DVI and HDMI connection.  However, I realize that these specifications vary and may not apply to the card that you have.

  NVIDIA GeForce 315

  If yours doesn't have the VGA adapter, then your also had reason to assume need you a monitor with an entry in order to use 2 monitors HDMI.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400Y no video output.

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400Y computer that I had stored (unplugged) in a bedroom closet bedroom for almost a year.  It was working fine when I put it in storage.

  This past weekend, I wanted to use, so I plugged in and connected to an analog VGA monitor well known on the integrated motherboard video VGA analogue connector.  When I turned on, there is no video on the monitor.  I searched the HP support site and found a statement that said "built into the graphics card or the card PCI Express x 16 slot are usable at once; they are not usable at the same time. "This computer came with a 5450 PCI express X 16 video card installed.

  However, the 5450 PCI express X 16 video card only has a digital DVI and I wanted to use a loose analog VGA monitor.  So I powered it turned off and physically removed the 5450 PCI express X 16 video card.  Then I unplugged the power cord and removed the CMOS battery for a few minutes.  Then I replaced the battery and applied again to power.

  I still do not get all analog VGA video out of the motherboard, not even the BIOS messages it is first energized.

  I also tried to integrated edge connector with a DVI equipped, monitor.  Still, there is no video output.

  So I removed the power and re-installed the 5450 PCI express X 16 video card that has only a DVI connector.  I connected to a monitor DVI equipped and applied again to power.  There is still no video output was two well-known instructors.

  When I turn on the computer, the fan power works, processor and fans of casing run, the blue led on the switch is lit and not blinking.  The Green LED on the motherboard is on.  The Green orange and activity led Ethernet link light are on.  There are no beeps.  I can hear the hard drive starts to work.  I have no video output.

  I use a HP USB keyboard and a USB mouse.  The red LED at the bottom of the mouse is not on.  The shift lock and lock lights number do not light when you press the corresponding key.

  This computer has spent more time of storage that it has been used.  It worked even when stored in a bedroom closet in bedroom.  I checked all the wire connections on the motherboard, with no improvement.

  I would like any suggestions to get this working of the computer.  I wonder if the motherboard has somehow that went wrong.

  Thank you for your help.

  Hello Big Dave,

  Thank you for answering my question / problem.

  I am aware that I can not use an analog VGA connection on the motherboard for a digital DVI input on my LCD monitor and vice versa.  I tried two different montors both analog and digital connections on the motherboard.  I tried to communicate clearly, but I guess that I don't have.

  It is unimportant, now that I've found that HP recognizes that my computer model had a drawing or a manufacturing defect that causes the exact symptoms I am having.  There is here a link to HPs extended warranty program that describes the patterns and symptoms:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03199423

• Replace the HARD drive in the new Pavilion Elite HPE-180 t.

  I'm not a professional computer, but after 30 years of use, the upgrade and repair PC home and the office, I'm embarrassed to post this thread - but here goes.  I took delivery of a few days ago the new highest indicated HP computer model in the topic of this thread.  The new computer is beautiful and everything worked perfectly from the start.  I decided after a few days to check, everything was fine and proceeded to a few pieces of hardware to transfer from my old Dell (a fairly new 1 t WD SATA HDD on which coied got a lot of data from the former count and a new BD/DVD ROM SATA optical drive).  Everything was fine once I figured out how to get these two drives in the enclosure waterproof on the new computer, but all reconnecting the SATA cable on the main came with the computer HARD disk, I broke up some pins on the HARD drive that made it of course useless SATA port.  I of course take full responsibility and do not wish to get involved with HP technical support to replace the disc - and frankly, I prefer not to put another HDD Seagate support because I prefer a 1 t Cavier Black SATA WD which I believe is one of the most reliable RESEARCH on the market right now, and I can buy it for around $200 instead of the $400 I uknderstand fresh HP for the same size of Seagate replacement.

  Here's my question, can I just buy a new HDD WD and install it with my own final Win 7 x 64 without the HP recovery disks (they did not come with the new computer, and I had not yet created my own recovery disc).  Frankly I'd rather have a completely clean install of my Win 7 OS without the HP partition and other HP software on the HARD disk.  Is this possible or HP has some sort of identity with their software which must correspond with the BIOS or something like this?  REALLY, I don't want to return the computer to HP to get called into service because I just started a small business that involves a lot of video editing and I can't be without the computer for weeks, while HP is concerned with him (I've read the horror stories about the high cost of the repairs and the long repair time but I do not wish to keep my warranty if possible).

  HP Pavilion Elite HPE-180 t; 2.8 Ghz quad-core Intel i7 CPU; Intel x 58 chip; Win 7 64 bit ultimate OS. 12 G RAM;
  1.8 NVIDIA GeForce GTX-260 G graphics card; HP w2338h HD widescreen LCD monitor

  I have the same PC, only the model number has been changed.  Yes, you can use your own license W7 and install it on another drive or a replacement drive.  You can get the drivers from the HP site web support HPE-180 tfor your PC or other sources.

  Some software manufacturers third HP is very useful, so you might want to consider ordering the HP recovery discs and make a full recovery to factory.

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-500f desktop PC

  HP Pavilion Elite HPE-500f desktop PC - I would like to upgrade food, video card and hard drive. Can I use a SATA III hard drive? Can I use a 4 Gig ATI video card? Those are the weak links in this computer in the measurement of performance, Windows 5.1 index. The ram has already been updated to 16G. I would use a hard drive WD Black edition.

  Thank you!

  Jon A. Schoen

  [email protected]

  You can use a SATA-III HDD but the 785G chipset only supports SATA-II. You won't see any difference, and the SATA-III is backward compatible. You have a 300W power supply. You can put in a better and with a minimum 500 or 600 watt PSU, you can install any videocard, pcie 16 x which will be in good physical shape. In retail offices, there is simply not as much space as in a custom build Tower and best video cards these days are huge things two locations. Don't forget, it fits with room to spare, or you will have problems of air circulation.

• Pavilion Elite HPE: Network adapter missing?

  Greetings. My Pavilion Elite HPE is about 2-3 years of age. Recently, he has crashed hard and does not work. I was able to reinstall Windows 7, but I lost all my data and programs. Now, the computer works, but cannot connect to the internet. HP said to contact Microsoft and Microsoft told to contact HP. Then Microsoft recalled and said tell HP computer model number and they can tell you which network card is necessary. Then I can download? Not sure if I need to hardware, software, drivers, etc.. Help, please!

  OK, try this. Apologies, I took a guess, but I didn't know that you don't have another PC in the House. If it wasn't that, I was hoping that you can upload to another PC and try the others. It must be one of these two (probably the first):

  Original Atheros Wireless Networking Controller Driver 8.0.0.316 Rev a 31.7 MB 22 November 2012 download terms of use details HP

  Original Realtek Networking Controller Driver 7.26.902.2010 Rev a 1.7 MB 10 June 2013 download terms of use details HP

  Pretty sure that the second one is for your ethernet port. You want to install this one too, if you think you'll connect at any time directly to a router via the ethernet adapter.

• Pavilion Elite HPE (HPE-210y): Travel in RAID 0

  Hi all.

  Recently, I upgraded my hard drive of 1 TB to 2 TB. I bought two hard drives of 2 TB because I planned to run RAID 1, but after that I cloned one of the 2 TB drives and removed the old 1 TB, I decided to save in a different way.   I have most of the things I wanted to back upward again on the old hard drive and another method seemed to be a better route. My uses of son for a little game and RAID 1 seemed to be struggling against productive and not as safe.

  So, I'll be able to move my new drive 2 TB in RAID 0 with my other new 2 TB drive even if I use one right now?

  Else consider this computer Noob?

  Once more, I find myself at the mercy of the much more educated HP Forum members lol.

  Here are my computer specs:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-elite-HPE-200-desktop-PC-series/4160010/model/416001...

  Hard drive is the same, but upgraded to 2 TB

  Pavilion Elite HPE (HPE-210y), AMD Phenom II x 4 3.0 GHz, 4 X 2 8 GB RAM, GeForce graphics 970, win 10

  Hello

  HP's instructions for configuring RAID using the AMD RAIDXpert. Read at least twice.

  Check your BIOS settings and make sure that the SATA is set to RAID.

  I suggest you connect hard drives to ports SATA 1 and 2 (blue and white). Among the old HP AMD motherboards we're picky about which ports SATA would be supported RAID.

  

  BTW - RAID 1 is much more secure that it will provide redundancy in the event of a hard drive failure and RAID 0 won't.

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-210f: update video card

  A PNY gtx 950 should physically be in a HP Pavilion Elite HPE-210f? I already know that I have to upgrade the power supply, but before shelling out more money, I figured I would see if anyone knew if the card fits?

  KKingotu, welcome to the forum.

  The problem you will have with the GTX 950 is, it requires UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  Your computer was released on February 5, 2010.  There is no way to update the UEFI BIOS.  You can contact Technical Support PNY to see if they have a VBIOS update for the video card that will work with your motherboard.

  Meanwhile in the space provided, you can measure e/s rear plate on the front of the computer case to see if any of the components.  In addition, it is a wide double card (two locations).

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• Upgading A Pavilion Elite HPE hard drive

  First off let me thank the guy who responds to this advance. It may be a few days before I have the chance again. Sometimes the unknown Warrior keyboard deserves a bit more then they get lol. So, thank you.

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite HPE. I just took my first slap to upgrade certain hardware and now I have a FEVER. I should have noted some things while I was there, but I was a little excited to get it working again. I noticed a few differences in my template to the list for the Pavilion Elite HPE, I found this site, but I should be able to answer your questions with a quick glance to see if it's right. HP presents my motherboard as "MS-7613 (lona-GL8E)" but I'm sure that my Board is a Foxconn version 1.01 Aloe with a 3.0 GHz AMD Phenom II x 4 processor.

  Then. Here's my question, can I put my 1 TB harddrive to two 2 TB drives? And you have any recommendations on which hard drive I use? I'm new at this and so I don't know I might miss information on this for you, but I think I can answer your questions on hard/software that I use.

  Thanks, Escar Frazzle.

  Pavilion Elite HPE (HPE-210y), AMD Phenom II x 4 3.0 GHz, 4 X 2 8 GB RAM, GeForce graphics 970, win 10

  You are welcome.

  First of all, here are the Product Specifications for the computer.  They show that the motherboard is made by Foxcom.

  The berries of units that are available are:

  Computer case

  

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-372f: MS-7613 (Iona-GL8E and GTX 970 bios update

  Hi, my system is supplied with the card mother MS-7613 (Iona-GL8E! I'm trying to see if there is an update available to the BIOS before updating my video card for GTX 970.  I already upgraded my power to 600 W for the 970. My current version of BIOS [according to Windows system] is American Megatrends Inc. 6.07 date 19/05/2010. Please help me find where I can get an update of the bios for my motherboard.

  Here is more information on my system:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-elite-HPE-300-desktop-PC-series/4162190/model/427545...

  Right now I'm really confused!

  After reading the return of Best Buy Canada policy [which gives me 14 days to return my purchased GPU]. I decided to go against the advice I got from this thread and another HP forum.

  I bought the Zotac GTX 970 at Best Buy, thinking it could be a very small chance that it will work, and if it does not work I have he's coming back!

  To my surprise after installing it, it started no problem! I installed the latest drivers from the website of Zotac and then rebooted the system, but still no problems!

  I ran all the points of reference 3-DMark, more than twice with no problems! [which is about 7 times faster than my ATI hd5770]

  Here are my results: http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/6457066

  I played a few minutes with the deity: sin of origin with ultra graphics to 80 FPS and still no problem!

  I also played a few minutes with supreme commander2 [game 2010 year] at 60 FPS and still no problem!

  I close on my computer about ten times, just to make sure that the system is stable and still no problems!

  Here are two pictures of my information system showing that I run the version of the BIOS HP 6 and the GTX 970!

  https://onedrive.live.com/redir?RESID=7325D1B597E8FED5! 447 & authkey =! HfU-APzSFQeV0Il & v = 3 & ithint = 2cjpg % photo

  https://onedrive.live.com/redir?RESID=7325D1B597E8FED5! 446 & authkey =! AGmYzz92v2tiaNw & v = 3 & ithint = 2cjpg % photo

  I only used it for two days and I hope I won't run into problems in the future!

  So my advice is to check your store for their return policy and try again the GTX 970 yourself! Don't let not the other experiences of volunteers/users HP form this discourage you from trying it!

  PS Don't forget to upgrade your block of POWER 500 W. [I mine improved 460-w 600 W Corsair]

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 400z CTO: H - RS880 - Μatx Motherboard BIOS Update caused crash, to see a black screen now?

  I have a desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400z running Windows 7 (64), my computer was working fine, however I thought that I needed to update the drivers and things from the HP website.

  The first thing I installed was the following: H - RS880 - Μatx Motherboard BIOS Update

  That restarted immediately frozen mouse on a black screen. When I turn on the computer the lights and the fan turns on but the screen remains black. Their is nothing wrong with the monitor, it's light is on, but when turn light it just says: "monitor going to sleep".

  I went through these troubleshooting pages: http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-Elite-HPE-Desktop-PC-series/4269972/model/4300925/do...

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-elite-HPE-400-desktop-PC-series/4269972/document/BPH...

  without success.

  Any other suggestions of what I could do to fix this?

  Hello

  Disconnect the PC and press and hold power for 30 seconds. Remove and replace the battery CMOS. It's a $4 item. Now let's see what happens. If no joy, then try the steps above once again.

  If your PC support has been changed or modified then put it back in its original state.