HP pavilion HPE H8 - 1160t: 530 to 740 geforce graphics card update

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• Pavilion 15-n204TX: can I install an another graphics card on my laptop?

  I currently have NVIDIA GeForce GT M 740 in my laptop (it's 2GB graphics card). Can I switch to 4 GB?

  If so, how?

  Thank you.

  Hi @_Nish_,.

  Thank you for joining the HP Forums!

  I understand you're wondering if you can upgrade your NVIDIA GeForce GT 740 M for a 4GB card for your HP Pavilion Notebook 15 - n204TX. I am pleased to see that for you!

  The graphics card is soldered directly on the motherboard, which means the card cannot be upgraded because it is a card dedicated to this laptop.

  Don't forget to come back to this thread and check "Accept as Solution", if I have successfully helped solve you the problem. If you want to say 'Thank you' to my effort to help, click on the "thumbs up" to give me a Kudos.

  Hope that answers your question and have a nice day!

• HP Pavilion 15: Can I upgrade my GTX 970 graphics card or 980

  Hi I want to upgrade my graphics card for my laptop for GTX 970 m I currently have a Radeon graphics card and Intel HD Graphics can I put my graphics?
  
  I have a HP Pavilion 15 touch screen, CPU is Intel Core i5 4200u and Windows 8
  
  My graphics card is AMD Radeon 8670 M 1 GB DDR3 and I want to update if I can improve my graphics card?

  Replace that? It is a solid unit welded together. There is nothing to remove and replace it with something else, that's what I'm trying to say. How do you imagine this replacement is going to happen? A standard desktop video card won't slip into a laptop so what kind of thing are thinking you that you can stick in there?

• Pavilion 6540y: the upgrading of power supply and graphics card

  I need to update my graphics card. What is the best inexpensive card graphics and power supply to buy for my HP Pavilion 6540 Y. I use it mainly for work and graphic design. Currently, the stock video card doesn't have enough memory to effectively run Photoshop and painter with three monitors. Photoshop's request at least 512 M of memory for what I do, but I'd like to at least 1 GB. Sometimes I will have Photoshop and painter running at the same time.

  Hello

  I love the Corsair CX500 or the 520w Seasonic because they adapt to the physical dimensions for your PC.

  Your first consideration should be Support HP or HP sales during the consideration of upgrades or replacement of memory. If you want to consider other manufacturers of the best way to avoid memory problems is to contact one of the leading manufacturers of memory. I would recommend that you try the tools of these manufacturers: Corsair, Kingston andCrucial. Once you have determined the DIMMs that you need, then contact commercial or technical support to check that you have selected the correct DIMMS. If you buy directly from manufacturers, then they will stand behind their products.

• My h9 - 1215t Phoenix HPE is missing in the form of graphics card.

  Hi all. I recently bought a desktop Windows 7 model HPE h9 - 1215t Phoenix from the HP store. The day before I placed the order, the computer was available with the Nvidia GTX 680 as an option, but deleted the day I bought the computer, so I ordered the computer and bought an EVGA GTX 680 instead (Yes, cost me about $300 + extra too). Well, today, a week or two after you received the computer, I had the chance to open and take a look at the plug on the side of the PSU to be sure that I am able to run a 680 GTX in there, because it requires at least a 550w power supply at least 38A the 12v rails. I knew I was good on the 550W as it comes with a 600w PSU, but I wanted to check the amperage of rail. So I open the housing cover side and take a look at the PSU, and I see that I should be able to run the graphics card very well and a call to technical support available EVAG explaining what I confirmed it. But then I noticed something off the computer pedal. I noticed that there seemed to be different from what I saw in the manual, on the HP support site and tear down/install videos. Then I realized, IT LACK THE CONSERVANT SUPPORT of CARD GRAPH. This support is essentially a medium which has two functions, first of all, it supports graphics cards that are installed in these computers, as they can be big and frame h9 more small/more low need help a little. In addition, it supports and adds stiffness to the chassis/body itself. Well, I looked on the housing cover and of course, there is a diagram showing the missing piece, and how you should remove it to work on the computer. I was on the phone all NIGHT HP, fired back from technical support and sales and tech and sales and so on and so forth. After-sales service was good and they seemed like they really wanted to help but could not, support seemed like they did not give two * s, is if you could even understand them well enough to revisit their behavior. After having recited my S/N and the model number, name and address and million times I gave up. Supervisors do not help yet. Sales gave me an option indicating that they would send me a new one, but, that I had to pay for the new and the accusation that is held on my card until they received a new once I removed the stand and put it on mine or just returned my old one. This was not an option that I don't have an extra $ 1,000 on my line of credit, as well as, given the fact that I WOULDN'T have to DO. It's HP high time f *, now why in the heck do I have to buy another computer, so they will fix the problem?

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03028387

  The support is shown in this tutorial from HP that precedes, it appears in "Step 2" and "Step 3"in the tutorial."

  Now my question is, one, someone already had this problem before? Because it really seems to be as if the person build this forgotten CTO computer reinstall the support when he'she finished the job and he bundled. Also, my other question is, WHO in the heck do I talk to to get this replacement part. Because that of course standard HP support is room runable, or not of the all ready to help me with the problem. Anything short of this computer back or get a replacement can be done? Is not an option that I use this computer for work, and I absolutely can't be without him for more than 1 day and I absolutely refuse to buy, or even let put them a cool/warm on my card for the additional amount for a new computer, because it's not my fault, and I would not solve the problem. HP needs to fix. I don't understand why someone can't just get a model h9, pop the * er open and put the dang game in the mail. When did things get so complicated and such to where people can't complete this simple action? Can anyone, anyone at all help me? Anyone from HP? I would really like to hear your opinion and your explanation as to why your emplyees completely refuse to help me. Seems as if HP now has my money, for this purpose, they don't give 2 of those stinking.

  @Win7Loyalist:

  I understand your frustration when something isn't quite right with your new test bench.  I've been there.  You paid a lot of money for a complete system, and you wait until it is complete.

  I also own an HPE Phoenix system, and I have a model h9 - 1120t with an i7 3770 k liquid and a GTX 670 which I added myself.  Mine is a Power Edition MSI GTX 670, which is Overclocked at the factory and is actually a bit better than a reference GTX 680 model.

  But I hope I can ease your frustration a bit, unless you have already found or bought one of the supports.  If so - you can skip reading any further.

  This metal bracket is not required to be left in the case, and it is designed for the purpose of shipment.  Yes, it supports and rigidity was added to the case, but this is necessary only when shipped, and not when its definition in your office or anywhere where you put your home.  The Phoenix case is not fragile and didn't need added support when in your office.

  I already had my GTX 670 graphic card when I got my rig to Phoenix, and I removed the clamp support immediately and have never used.  He has been since then in the area of HP in my attic.  I have have my system for over a year now and can you - you have no need (or want) that ugly support in there, unless you plan from somewhere, this shipping system.

  Because you must return your system to its original configuration if you need to send back to HP for warranty service, you must deliver 630 GT little in it anyway, and it's so light it will not need the support.  I suspect that's why they left.  Of course there's always someone just forgotten.

  In any case, I understand that you should have the support you are 100% right about this, it is not necessary, but I don't want mine here.  I spent a bit of time to clean the birds nest of wiring that HP did (it was a mess) and I really "tightened" and straightend the wiring inside my case and having decent airflow.  Much better than the factory.  This just square would stand in the air, not to mention that it's ugly.

  I'm surprised that its hard to get a good.  That makes no sense at all.  It's like a $5 coin.  I'd sell you mine, but I have a year left on my warranty and I need if I must refer the drill rig to HP for anything whatsoever.

  In any case, enjoy your Phoenix is really a very nice gaming platform.  I can launch ANY game of current generation such as BF3, Bioshock Infinite, Skyrim, Tomb Raider and even Crysis 3 - on the highest settings at 1920 x 1080 and get great frame rates.

  I said it before and I'll say it again, I really don't understand why HP has never promoted this platform.  It was obviously intended to go against Alienware, but no one has heard of the HPE Phoenix system.  HP does not appear to worry about marketing or promotion of this system at all.

  What a waste.

• s5510f HP Pavilion Slimline running MS Windows 7 Premium Edition, graphics card options?

  Before I disassemble my pc, I am able to add a new graphics card with HDMI output? I would use my plasma HD tv as a monitor with my wireless keyboard and wireless mouse. There is no keyboards made for my model of 'smart tv', and tab through the menu alphabet with an arrow on the remote TV is very annoying. Thank you, BAK333

  BAK333, welcome to the forum.

  While the Slimline models are not intended to be upgraded, it can be done. Here's a great thread by Erico that should help you:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/can-I-upgrade-the-Pavilion-slimline-180-Watt-PSU-to-a-300-Watt/m-p/67620/highlight/true#M6343

  The reason why this thread is relevant is that most likely, you will need to upgrade the PSU also.  Most of the cards that are capable of providing the type of tasks you want to do will require a card with more power that the existing PSU can run correctly.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• Pavilion 15-n023cl: Windows 10 problem with AMD graphics card laptop Pavillion

  Upgrade to Windows 10, but it can only function in Mode without failure.  Installation seemed to go very well.  At the start of Windows 10 for the first time, developed the background of the desktop and the taskbar, but not the icons on the desktop.  When I put the cursor on the task bar, it shows that the system is busy.  The screen flashes then between black and the wallpaper image, with the bar to come a fraction of a second before the background image of the tasks.  These images alternate with an interval of one second.

  Microsoft advised me to update my graphics driver, but the system shows that I have the latest version of the driver for the AMD graphics card.  Any advice?

  Found the problem.  The 8510 G AMD Radeon HD display device is not compatible with Windows 10.  Only the 8570 and higher series models are compatible.  It would be good if HP had some sort of program or advice to help us Pavilion 15-n230cl owners spend so we can run Windows 10.  Restored Windows 8, everything is back to normal.

• HP Pavilion 500-242ea: graphics card update

  I am an avid player of PC, when I try to play the new games IE cod blackopps 3 sound telling me that I have little memory, I think about buying additional ram, do I have to update my graphics card?

  System Pavilion 500-242ea

  mobo (jasmineR)

  chipset AMD A75 FCH

  MEM 4 x DDR3 Sockets

  a front side bus speed 4-way, 5 GT/s per lane

  processor socket FM2

  Exp 1 of slots pci express x 16 (ben2.0)

  3 PCI Express x 1 (gen 2.0)

  1 half-length mini-map

  Graphics

  235integrated Radeon R5

  AMD radeon 7560D 1440 x 900

  graphic mem 4 181 MB

  In the waiting

  You'll be glad you asked!

  This is your computer .  Power supply is 300W.  PROCESSOR AMD A8-5500.  D 7560 AMD graphics card.

  COD Black Ops must these requirements.   Your CPU meets the corrected value.

  The graphics are a serious difference... the comparison here is.  560ti vs the 760 and both are 170W.

  You will need at least a 500W PSU, but again, I would see that a 600W Corsair associated with a card EVGA.

  Finally, you need 8 GB of memory of motherboard.  Just 6 GB. Not sure about your Setup, because there are 4 locations, and you have 6 GB installed... Run the CPUID CPU-Z to analyze the 4 locations.

• HP Pavilion g6-2123us Notebook: graphics card update?

  Hey I was wondering if I could replace the graphics card in my laptop HP Pavilion g6-2123us

  My specs are:

  AMD Dual - Core A6 - 4400M acceleration processor 3.0GHz/2.6GHz

  4 GB DDR3 SDRAM (1 DIMM)

  AMD Radeon HD 7520 G Discrete-Class graphics card and up to 2036 MB total graphics memory

  Windows 7 64 bit

  I tried to play Fallout 4 with this, but the game was laggy, and I think that it may have to do with the graphics card

  Any help would be appreciated!

  Hello

  No, you can't. Option: sell this computer and buy a new

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion 17-g127ds: upgrade of processor and the graphics card Intel

  Hello. I was wondering if I could update the processor and graphics card in the HP Pavilion g127ds 17. It has an Intel Pentium N3700 (1.6 GHz) processor. I really want to know if I could pass this processor to something better. Also, if I can improve the Intel HD Graphics, it would be good as well.

  Hello

  Unfortunately NO, you can not upgarde to better CPU or GPU because N3700 Pentium processor and Intel HD graphics card equipped motherboard. If you want to update, you must purchase a new motherborad which is = to buy the new machine.

  Kind regards

• HP Pavilion 222ur-550 T1H38EA: graphics card update

  Hello!

  I recently bought a HP Pavilion 550 - 222ur and found out that the default graphics card (GeForce GT 730) is less efficient in most of the games. So I want to get a more powerful (thought mini GeForce GTX 750 Ti or Asus GeForce GTX 950). While researching the possibility of upgrade, I discovered that some graphics cards may not work on the PC of HP brand due to a BIOS issue. So the question is: will be mentioned in this workstation graphics cards? And if these cards are compatible, I'll have to get better food, as well, no? Thanks in advance.

  Provide the details of my PC for reference: http://support.hp.com/gb-en/product/HP-Pavilion-550-200-Desktop-PC-series/9259612/model/9764558/docu...

  Rilarn wrote:

  So basically I'm stuck with a PC with very good processor and an outdated graphics card but there is nothing I can do what about it? Or is it? Whatever in, I used just to listen to sales in the shop and do not do my research beforehand. Thank you.

  @Rilarn

  # You can improve it.

  The ASUS GEFORCE® GTX 950 Mini would be a good candidate for the upgrade.  You can use cards PCIe x 16 UEFI based because your PC is post 2012. It doesn't have a legacy BIOS.  You should disable the start safe in the BIOS feature.

  You can update the graphics card and the power supply end up with a decent gaming machine, if that is your goal.

  Be aware that it will not compete with machines that are DIY built by amateurs or games machines made by the best companies of PC.

• HP Pavilion Slimline S5202UK graphics card update

  Hello

  I have a HP S5202UK and upgrade to one card PNY graphic GT210

  The so-called specifications

  A minimum 300W or more power supply (with a minimum of 12V current rating of 18A)

  I only have a 220w PSU, but max power for the card is 30w so I should be fine?

  How can I find out how much my power amps can produce

  Thank you very much, Chris

  Hello

  Look here in HP Partsurfer for video cards that are used in the new Slimline models with a 220 Watt power supply.  These cards have been made specifically for the HP Slimline PC with a 220 watt power supply.

  The NVIDIA GT 520 or 530 are much better video cards from the GeForce 210.  There is no need to change the power supply with the HP NVIDIA GT 520 or 530.

  If you do not want to replace the power supply then look here. HP Slimline power of Athena. There are also mini-ATX converter cable.

• Question the p7 - 1207c HP Pavilion graphics card update

  Hi, I currently own a HP Pavilion p7 - 1207c and I play NBA 2 K 15 on settings at 1600 x 900 in low and medium perhaps only 25 30 if I have the chance. The map I intend upgrading to is the GT 630 or 730 WG. My question is if my motherboard supports one of these cards and I see an increase in the rate of display in 2K 15? I have tried to find an update of the BIOS on my HP computer page, couldn't find. I was just wondering if the 730 GT would be compatible with my PC.

  Thank you!

  GarrickLee, welcome to the forum.

  There is no update of the BIOS of the computer.  HP expand them once the computer is more than a year.

  Yes, the GT 730 is compatible with your motherboard.  However, I can't tell you for certain if she will provide more FPS.

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

• Pavilion 15 L0E38EA #ABU: can I upgrade my graphics card on my hp Pavilion 15

  can you please tell me if it is possible to update my graphics card for games that my present is very jerky at times. Thanks in advance.

  operating system. 10 64-bit Windows Home

  microprocessor AMD APU A10 - 4655M with graphics Radeon (TM) HD

  8GB memory

  slot 1 8GB Hynix memory 1600 MHz

  card system B 808, 90,41

  BIOS system F.43

  graphics device 1 AMD Radeon HD 7620 G

  This resolution 1360 x 768

  refresh rate of 60

  version 15.201.1101.0 (08/06/2015)

  graphics memory 4 206 MB

  active Aero status

  N °

  Unfortunately, it is not extensible.

  The chart is provided as a chip in the A10 APU solution - 4655 M AMD Quad-Core.

• HP Pavilion Slimline s5615uk: upgrade I can add a graphics card to an HP Pavilion Slimline s5615uk-m

  Can I add a graphics card? If Yes, which?

  @DavidMW You are welcome.

  Please do not hessitate to ask questions.  This is the reason why I'm here.

  Most of the games are today video very intensive.  This is why your computer begins to lag when the game gets busy.  A video card would be a good thing, but will be much easier to install more memory.  This is the memory that is recommended by Crucial memory.  The max memory is 4 GB, however.  You would be better served if you decide to upgrade the memory to buy 2 x 2 GB memory new and remove the old.  Another way to increase performance of the system is to add an SSD.  Take a look at the recommended by Crucial SSD.  They make great products for OEM computers.  My HP laptop game boots Omen is less than 7 seconds and increases the speed of loading games with the 256 GB SSD.

  I have to be honest with you.  The Slimline models simply are not meant for the game; even

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