HP Pavilion HPE h8m series PSU & GPU upgrade

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• u/g PSU in HPE 480 t. GPU upgrade. 460W Delta currently. No plug Lxwxh/limit...

  I looked by far for the measure specifications which can fit in the case of 480t HPE.  I want to upgrade my GPU now, but don't want to eat me for future updates.  So, how much room do I?  My travels hav led me to the brand Corsair (modular preferred), but even the Corsair website does not mention what will fit in the HPE 480t case.  Any contribution is appreciated.

  PS Si I had to guess at this point, I think I 5,875 "width x 3.375" high x varying lengths...

  Hi hpelmo,

  I have essentially the same case and motherboard with my e9280t compared to your HPE - 480 t.   I didn't have any problems installing the Corsair HX650.  The cables are longer that the PC power supply Delta ranger so the empty home.

  If your case has slots along the top edge, then slots are the air intake of eaves.  In this case, the power supply will be install fan upward in order to draw in fresh air into these slots.

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

  Hi all

  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.

  When I install the card and turn on the PC, it hangs at the splash screen of installation (a common problem from what I've already read on these forums) and that it goes no further (keyboard and mouse do not respond at this time here).  I contacted the nVidia support, and they suggested some changes to the BIOS (disable Secure Boot, activate the Legacy/MSC Mode and switching between legacy and UEFI BIOS selection Mode), but when I access the HP configuration utility (F10 on boot to top with GT640 card installed), these options are not put at my disposal.

  Is it possible for me to access the BIOS settings that nVidia has indicated I should be adjusted?

  This GPU card simply is not at all compatible with my motherboard?

  System Specs:

  HP model number: B4J28AV #ABA (Pavilion HPE h8 - 1380t)

  Motherboard: Pegatron 2ACE(Socket 0); 1.08; Intel Sandy Bridge-E Rev. 07; Intel Southbridge X 79 Rev 05

  BIOS: FRIEND 7.15

  CPU: Intel Core i7 3930 K (3.2 GHz)

  OS: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, SP1

  Current GPU: MSI GeForce GT640; Driver 10.18.13.6881

  If the GTX1060 is not compatible, which is the highest card GPU nVidia performance that can be used with this motherboard (given the limitation of power supply 600W)?

  Is there another motherboard for this machine which would be compatible with my existing CPU and the GTX1060?

  Thanks for your help...

  Hello

  The h8 1380t has a Pegatron motherboard 'Pittsburgh '.

  You could try to find a future revision of this motherboard. I'm also a 810-150se with a map of the 'Pittsburgh2' system that has UEFI. I use a card Nvidia GTX EVGA FTW 970 with excellent results.

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

  The other options are:

  1.new want to expedition with Win 7 Pro, or

  2 falcon Northwest.

  In a map of the main current system the permutation of Asus, Gigabyte or Asrock is difficult at best. You have to change other components such as the processor, heat sink, fan and the memory. You can probably buy an OEM of Windows 7 Pro version.

  It becomes quite expensive when you do the math on all of the changes you will have to do. There is no guarantee that you can find a map of the main current system having the correct spacers for your chassis h8 - 1380t.

  Avoid a Skylake processor if you can unless you don't mind jumping through a few extra hoops to install Win 7.

  Please consult this article and go here for the workaround resolved the problem installing win 7.

  Jay

• HP Pavilion HPE-110 t: HP Pavilion HPE-110 t Windows 10 Upgrade

  I have a problem with the upgrade to Windows 10. My desktop computer HP Pavilion HPE - 110 t with Windows 7 Professional 32-bit installed does not pass the test of software Windows 10 Upgrade.  He reported an "unsupported CPU error.  What can I do to solve this problem and upgrade to Windows 10?

  Any advice will help.

  Thank you.

  Hello @olarande,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I read your post on how your desktop computer indicates that the CPU is not supported by Windows 10, and I'd be happy to help you in this case!

  For more to diagnose this problem, I recommend that you follow the steps described in this document on upgrading to Windows 10, as well as 10 Windows does not not on this PC. This will help you determine if your computer as a whole is compatible with the operating system Windows 10.

  I hope this helps!

  Best regards

• Pavilion Elite M9160F PSU & GPU Upgrade

  First, I searched for hours for this information before deciding to post here...

  I think that the power supply on my Pavilion Elite M9160F is bad. When the computer has been interrupted for some time (with no power connected), it takes a long time for him to return power on. Specifically, I mean that it does nothing - no green light, no beep nothing - for a minute. Then all of a sudden to get 'normally '. I've not had problems with it once running. Still I think to replace it... and I might as well hit the GPU Geforce 8600GT derisory.

  I could not find detailed on the power supply specifications. I suppose that a standard ATX POWER supply will work, but I would like the conformation of someone who really knows.

  As for the GPU, I thought that the upgrade only available (given the size of the case... the mini tour was a big mistake) was the Geforce 9500GT. However, on the Nvidia site it seems to be a more powerful card, the Geforce GT 220, with similar dimensions and the same connector PCI-E 2.0.

  These components will work with a Pavilion Elite M9160F (the only changes to the original configuration are that I have 8 GB of RAM PC25300 and I installed Win 7 Pro 64)?  Here are the specific components that I am considering.

  In addition, is 450 watts a big enough abut the original 350 watts? This computer has a small business and want enough power to run the GPU, but not so much that I regularly cause heat problems.

  EVGA nVidia GeForce GT 220

  Corsair CMPSU - 450VX 450 watts

  Hello Hoopermazing, I checked the dimensions for this EVGA GT 220 graphics card which can be found here and the length of 7.5 inches.

  Click on the link of the PDF standard to download for dimensions worksheet.

  EVGA GeForce GT 220 DDR3

  Height: 4,376 in - 111,15 mm

  Length: 7.5 in - 190.5 mm

  Just a thought.

• Desktop HP Pavilion HPE h8m: graphics (or other) to upgrade?

  Hi all, new to the forum.

  A week or two ago, I thought that I had an advance here (TAPI) on my problem, but now I can't find the thread despite several searches.  My apologies in advance if I'm posting in the right place or not by the rules of the forum. (try!)

  So here go us:

  I'm not much more than a PC gamer, but there is a new game, I just _have_ to play. My machine is now four years old and has problems (I'm naïve about computers, but I strongly suspect that it is the graphics card):

  My almost-grille-pain:

  • Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
  • Processor core AMD FX-6100 six [3.3 GHz, 6 MB L2/8 MB of Cache L3]
  • 6 GB OF RAM
  • 1 GB DDR3 AMD Radeon HD 6450 [DVI, HDMI, VGA adapter]
  • Audio beats

  Game Minimums:

  • Windows 7 64 bit
  • Intel Core 2 Duo 2.6 GHz or AMD Phenom 9950 Quad Core 2.6 GHz 4700 E
  • 4 GB of Ram
  • 1 GB ATI Radeon HD 5770, 1 GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 or better
  • Direct X Version 11
  • 45 GB of available space
  • Map its compatible DirectX

  Recommended game:

  • Windows 7 64 bit
  • 3 GHz Quad Core
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 2GB 2 GB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 or better, ATI Radeon HD 7970
  • 45 GB of available space
  • Map its compatible DirectX

  I got the game to run (clunkily) until the beginning of the tutorial, but I'm to the point where it's unplayable. Speed reading/erratic graphs, and my mouse pointer is invisible. An invisible pointer was tolerable for a while as I could "guesstimate" its position and eventually get to the place that I had to click, but now it doesn't work at all. Besides, it's no funny.

  Issues related to the:

  1. Is the problem of the graphics as I suspect, or is - ability that something else (or both)?
  2. An upgrade can be made at my machine at a reasonable cost (say ~ $250 or less)
  3. More information is needed?

  I have the game tight until the lowest "computer application" (I don't know the tech talk) parameters, but it did not help.

  For those interested, the game is 2 XCOM. I've posted on the forums of 2K and got some advice, but wanted other opinions.

  Thanks in advance for any help,

  Rob

  Thank you for the additional information.

  I got the information you were looking for: product number: QV456AV - model: Elite h8-1100 CTO.  Please change you confirm and delete the Bill because it has your personal information.  Here is the Product Specifications page for this.

  I agree that your video card is the weakest component in the computer.  (There are several things to consider when you upgrade a video card: 1) power required to carry out. (2) the length of the card.  It must match with room for a good airflow). and (3) the BIOS of the motherboard.  The power supply unit (PSU) in the computer is 300W.  Most of the newer video cards require at least 400W runs correctly, with the exception of some EVGA cards that State a minimum of 300W.  However, these cards require UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  Your computer was released October 19, 2011.  I suggest to contact EVGA Tech Support (1-888-881-3842) for help with your choice of cards.

  If you need to upgrade the PSU, I highly recommend Corsair products.  I normally recommend at least 500W; 600W would be even better.  The PSU is the backbone of the computer and not a place to save money.

  I think that 8 GB of memory is more than enough, and the processor is fine.  Another upgrade that would give you a major performance increase is an SSD.  Following recommendations of Crucial memory.  They make great products for OEM computers.  Also, when they recommend it they guarantee that it works.

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

• HP Pavilion g6t-2000 CTO: dedicated GPU upgrade Possible?

  My laptop has switchable graphics and I was wondering if I could update the map that was not integrated. I bought it three years ago naievely think it would be good enough for the games. The GPU is currently the only thing that keeps me from Fallout 4. Is there something better than an AMD Radeon HD m 7670 (what I currently have) that would be worth upgrading to? I tried to look in the manual for compadible parts and I know that because of the switchable thing that HP should already have drivers for it.

  Hello

  No, you can't improve it. Please also see the following post:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/hardware-upgrades-replacements/upgrading-my-AMD-Radeon-HD-7670M-1-GB-DDR3-dedicated/TD-p/4789546

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion H8-1111: h8-1111 GPU Upgrade-> Radeon HD6670 to NVIDIA GeForce 560Ti (possibly OEM)

  Hello HP

  I was offered a GPU that is better than what my office is came with originally.

  I currently have problems understanding if it works with current motherboard, I just like the old GPU Radeon... Technical reading is confusing, so I wanted to just the idea of someone else who might have a better understanding of all the words that I read so many HP and NVIDIA.

  So far all I can get is:

  -J' I need two 2 x 4 6-pin PCI Express connection power adapters to power this "beast" since my office is only with a bunch of power connectors 4 pin

  -My power supply is internal (not sure if it is the 'quantity' of power available for the material) where spec readings of the NVIDIA card recommend a single 400W 300W power supply.

  So here are the Questions!

  What are the potential risks it ask 'too much' of my diet that is conecting one more "power hungry" GPU?

  This NVIDIA card seems physically mount on this motherboard using the PCI x 16 port?

  (This thing is huge, its basically 4 times the colume of my card...)

  Sheets I used-->

  My original desktop

  Motherboard

  GPU Radeon HD6670

  GTX 560Ti OEM (as of GeForce)

  Installation guide for GTX 560Ti (PDF of NVIDIA; this one is for a different card, but it shows the same ports with the exception of the mini HDMI port)

  Hello

  Rule #1: Stick with recommendation of size of the graphic card PSU wattage manufactuer.

  Rule #2: If your PC is not running a version 8 or higher BIOS then you will need to use a graphics card that is inherited.

  The NVIDIA GTX 660 or 670 would be graphics cards good for your PC when supported by a 500-600 watt POWER supply.

• HP Pavilion HPE h8 - 1010t CTO D: the GPU upgrade, now the PC will be unbootable, or even POST

  I visit my father. We strive to upgrade the GPU in its Pavilion from HP running Windows 7.
  
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-HPE-H8-1000-desktop-PC-series/5080764/model/5140202
  
  The PC was shipped originally with a GPU Radeon HD 6450 (1 GB). It has only 2 video, outputs and he wanted to add a third monitor. I recommended he buy a new GPU. He bought a 260 X XFX R7.
  
  http://xfxforce.com/en-us/products/.../AMD-Radeon-R7-260x-core-Edition-R7-260x-cnf4
  
  Also, we went to electronics, Fry's and bought a new power supply, a N500 Lepa, which is a power of 500w. We have successfully installed your new diet.
  
  Now, when I removed the old GPU, and put in the new GPU, PC turns on, the Red led light on the front comes on and stay red, but the PC unbootable. The screen is black, and it is not initialized.
  
  I once forgot to connect the power supply to the GPU. That day the PC started to boot the system & I was able to use logmein remote inside to turn it off, but once the machine was turned off again and I plugged the power of pin PCIexpress 6 pay-per-view, same behavior. PC is out of warranty w / HP, so that they are without help.
  
  I went to the website of HP and the BIOS update. still no luck.
  
  We have added some third-party RAM. I tried to remove the third-party RAM to see if it was the question. Does not solve it. I tried to remove the OEM ram and install just the 3rd part of RAM, but has not made a difference either.

  There is not BIOS version 8 available. Your situation is not a happy scenerio.

• Upgrade GPU of HP Pavilion HPE h8-1070uk desktop PC

  Hey everybody would be able to tell me which graphics cards are compatible with

  HP Pavilion HPE h8-1070uk desktop computer? I tried to install Asus gtx 750 TI unsuccessfully as the phones was not compatible due to the bios, and now I don't know what card to get.

  Please help, thanks.

  You are welcome.  I'm happy to help you.

  The original video card has a switch that changes the EUFI after-effects.  Your computer has the Legacy BIOS.  The card was recommended to several members of the forum and there has been no reports of problems.  It's good that you're running Win 7.

  If you are uncomfortable with the card you can contact MSI Tech Support for help.  They are the real experts on their products and will be happy to help.  It's good to let them know that you're new on the subject of video cards.  They will understand.

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

• HP Pavilion HPE 1090 t: could someone help me please... Desktop HP Pavilion HPE h8-1090 t CTO - PSU replacement/compatibiliy

  I just bought a new power supply (Corsair CS650M) because someone has suggested that it would be a good replacement power supply for my HP model which is HP Pavilion HPE 1090 t.   I need to know if this Corsair works and is compatible with my system, because something is not working with him directly or I did something wrong.    This is my first install and when it comes to the ins and outs of power amplification entry & exit and amperages I get so confused about this stuff.   But I think I took all the pluged connection correctly, at least when I re-plugin my old PSU after the installation to fail, I had the PC working again, what made me give confidence that I did the Corsair install correctly.  But what happens is after the installation of the unit from Corsair and turn the system he clicked power off after about 10 seconds or more and then restarted after a few seconds, then stopped again and turns off after another 10 to 15 seconds, and nothing would come up on top of the screen no more.   The first time I did the research what PSU would be compatible, I was getting conflicting results with a few places on the net saying that the majority of the HP out there (excluding some models such as the slimline) could be replaced by different manufacturers and higher power PSU, while other places I looked different.   Even the person who recommended me this power supply said in his post that he installed a Corsair HX650 model in its HP PC, and it worked very well for him.  Now, after the failure of the installation for the next few days, I did a lot more research and when I went on the site of HP and looked up the specifications of the model my PC I noticed under the power supply section, he had a heading that says "must select one of the following options" (in fact most of the different sections shows that the title too) and then he showed only two options 460W and 600W.  Then he asked me if it's the only option I get with my model.  And then I looked at my model number HP on the HP PartSurfer and under the section of the PSU, it also registers only 460W and 600W.   So who is?   I have to stay with only these options two HP or can I get a power supply with a higher power a bit then 600W from a different manufacturer that is what I want.    If I can get something that is compatible other than the options listed HP please let me know, or if this Corsair should work someone please let me know.   I need to return it otherwise.    My specs are below.

  Thank you Aaron

  HP Pavilion HPE series
  Model No.: h8-1090 t CTO Desktop PC

  Name motherboard manufacturer: IPMTB-TK Pegatron HP/Compaq name: Truckee

  PIC of the motherboard link: http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-HP E-h8-1000-Desktop-PC-series/5080764/model/5117795...

  Original HP installed: AMD Radeon HD 6570 (Bronco) graphics card 1 GB Model: 648533-001, SP # 659355-001

  Link video card PIC: http://www.ebay.com/itm/111761368505

  Nothing has been added/modified recently real system.  Last change was the beginning of the year 2015, which was a new 2 TB HDD and added however problem memory only started about 3 weeks ago.  The Interior has been cleaned (diffuse can)

  600W Μatx Estar v5 HF PSU (Petrus)

  Information about the current hardware out of the Power Supply Unit

  Switching power supply
  Model: DPS-600WB A
  Part number: 633186-001
  600W power MAX

  Output: DC output rating (new Corsair PSU)

  + 12Va = output DC 16A = + 3.5V / + 5v / + 12v /-12v / + 5vsb

  + 12Vb = 18 a Max Load = 25 a / 25 a / 51 / 0.8 a / 3a

  + 12Vc = 12 a Max comb = 130W / 612W / 9.6W / 15W

  + 12Vd = 10A power Total Power 650W

  + 16 5.08V = side of AC input

  + 3, 3V = 15 a AC input: 100V - 240V

  + 2 5.08Vsb = current: 10A - 5A

  -12V = 0.3 frequency: 47 Hz to 63 Hz =

  Entry:

  100-127V ~, 50-60 Hz, 10 a

  200 - 240 v ~, 50-60 Hz, 4A

  You are welcome.

  Although there is a limit to the amount of power that is needed to power your computer, it uses only the amount of power it takes to power the computer correctly.  The extra power is kept in reserve for the purposes of art.  Thus, you cannot really bad the computer with extra power or amperage.  You can sleep on this point.

  Indianaak wrote:
  

  Thank you very much for your quick response, I wasn't getting anyone to answer the previous post.

  If your saying these HP spare parts are not exclusive to the company?  Some connectors may be owners, but most are not.

  It should work then?  Yes.  I've recommended hundreds of the PSU in the years I've been helping on the Forums; in fact since about 2002.

  How about the input/output & amperages of note that I registered?  As I understand not all this jargon, I want to assure you that I have / using correct notation for my system.  I don't want to fry one of my compondents with to much amperage.   Well, either I did something wrong installing or this power supply is a dud then.  Read my explanation at the top of the page.

  As I said before I pretty sure I had all the right connections, what can you tell me if it sounds right for you.  I have pluged in both connectors wired on the motherboard which were the main ATX 24pin power connector and the EPS/ATX12V 8 pin which I shared and pluged a piece of the cable labeled 'CPU' in slot 4 pins on the montherboard labeled ATX CPU.  Regarding the other split 4 pads, I don't see anywhere, it could be pluged into the motherboard.  If two 4-pin connectors were even marked, it should be good.  However, you can try to plug the other 4 pin instead of this, just to make sure that the right pair is connected to the processor power.

  My AMD Radeon HD 6570 1 GB graphics card is the type that is fed through the MB so I didn't use any of the PCI-E cables 6-8 poles.  It is very good.

  And so the only thing I had left that I have pluged the compondents of Sata cables that was my Bluray burner, my 2 TB hard drive and my USB 3.0 card.  They are very frank.

  Yet once again being installation of hardware in my system let me ask hopefully not a stupid question, but when you connect compondents Sata cable, you must have the plug-in in a particular order of wiring compondent or how do you?  I don't check the specifications of your power supply, but I think most of them have a single 12V rail.  If this is the case, you don't have to connect them to any order.  If there are two rails, it is best to divide the power of each rail.

  On my old PSU, it has an extension cable SATA used to connent card USB 3.0 which is pretty tightly squeezed between graphics card and sound card, so I guess I could use the extension cable with the new PSU POWER Sata wiring without any compatibility also publishes, right?  This should be no problem I can think of at this point.

  Thanks again for your help, I'll probably will try and plug it once more and see if I can make it work.  If this does not work for now, I strongly suggest that you contact Technical Support of Corsair for help.  They are the experts on their products and grab any errors that we do.  It is very difficult to diagnose a problem by far.  When you have done with this project, you will no longer be the excuss you are a novice. You will have a lot of knowledge that you did not when you started.

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

• HP Pavilion Phoenix h9-1011ru: the GPU with Pegatron 2AB5 MoBo upgrade

  Hello guys,.

  I am trying to upgrade my current GPU (gtx 550 Ti) with a new one: GIGABYTE GV-N660OC-2GD.

  However, when I connected the new GPU, computer booted up to the HP logo screen, then stopped responding. The old GPU works very well.

  My motherboard is Pegatron 2AB5. I tried updating the BIOS, it was hard to find, but I managed to locate him. Did not help however.

  Is this motherboard simply not compatible with modern graphics processors? It beats a little keypoint marketing of Phoenix to be a system upgrade of the environment. Is it possible to know what GPU I could upgrade then?

  Maybe there is not enough power? The computer has 600Wt.

  I'd appreciate any help.

  GIGABYTE GV-N6600C-2GD: specifications and the Support Page
  http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4361#OV

  It is an expansion card module NVIDIA Graphics Processing Unit (GPU).
  Specifications power requirement: 450 Watts

  In June 2014, Erico answered a similar question on the same model of computer HP Phoenix.
  using Windows 8.1
  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/HP-Pavilion-HPE-H9-1011ru-Phoenix-and-GTX-750-TI/TD-p/4065240

• HP Pavilion HPE h8-1234: upgrading the 7450 Radeon HD Nvidia GeForce GTS 450

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-HPE-H8-1200-desktop-PC-series/5187019/model/5231572

  I would like to replace the default Radeon HD 7450, which was built in desktop and replace it with a Nvidia GeForce GTS 450, my question is, is it compatible with my motherboard? Everything in the desktop computer is the same, except that I replaced the power supply with a Corsair CX600. As is all other compatible with the motherboard Angelica 2 graphics cards? Thank you!

  Shadgam, welcome to the forum.

  New after the 640 GT video cards require UEFI in the motherboard instead of the standard BIOS.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.

  I see no reason why the GTS 450 (see card) is not working on your computer.  Your motherboard has a PCI Express x 16 (Gen.2) slot.  You can always call the manufacturer's Technical Support to make sure the card you have chosen will work.

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

• HP Pavilion HPE h8-1050z-switch series

  Hello, my computer below has a button/power switch that fell in and can either be pressed.

  HP Pavilion HPE series

  MODEL: h8-1050z

  SERIES: [edited by Moderator serial number]
  PRODUCT NUMBER: LP026AV #ABA

  Need part numbers for switch/button replacement sets.

  Please advice

  Thank you.

  I suspect it's the button broke off his mount. It's just a piston. The actual switch is lower. You need to remove the real top panel to decide the issue. Here's a guide. See p 2 and 3. After removing the side panel and the front panel, you should see the screws in the top panel. You might be able to fix it to the mount.

  If this is not the case, a replacement Panelcan be purchased here.

• HP Pavilion HPE: Ability to upgrade the video card

  Hi I have a desktop HP Pavilion HPE h8-1100 AMD Angelica with a 300w power supply. The current map graphic is a Radeon HD 6450.  I want to upgrade to the best game card that my pc will support.  Any help and options would be greatly appreciated. Thank you much Happy New Year!

  Hello

  Looking for an opportunity 660TI GTX.  A CX600 Corsair or CS650m would be a good choice for a power supply.