HP PC p7-1154

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• HP Pavilion p7-1154 does support Dual AMD graphics card?

  I have a Pavilion p7-1154 - serial number {removed privacy} - the motherboard is an AAHD3-HB (stock MB) made by Pegatron. I updated the stock 16 GB of Corsair vengeance 1600 6 GB 1333 RAM and upgraded the processor an AMD A6 3600 to an AMD A8-3850, all according to the guide of HP upgrade for this machine. I've also updated the PSU of 300w for a 500w 80Plus Bronze certified PSU Corsair stock.

  Now that's what I'done this day - what I want to know is the MB (AAHD3-HB) does support Dual AMD graphics card, using the proposed graphics cards, I would use a Radeon 6670 GPU.

  Mike

  Mike, after consultation with the other members, I think that double graphis is unavailable because it is not indicated in the specifications.

  However, here is a Youtube video on the CPU.  If you do not find that you were able to use it by a change in the BIOS, please share this information with the forum.  Thank you!

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

• HP Pavilion p7-1154 - SM Bus controller shows not all the drivers installed.

  Hello. I have a desktop HP Pavilion p7-1154 PC.

  I updated the BIOS to the Version: 7.16 Rev, the controller USB Version: 1.0.0.72 Rev's and drivers wireless Version: 3.2.14.0 Rev a.

  All were downloaded from the HP Web site under downloads for my model. I'm running Windows 7 64.

  In Device Manager, I was always see SM Bus controller as no driver installed.

  Even after the updates listed here, it has not changed.

  Can you please tell me the best and the most recent drivers for this component.

  I think that this problem won't let me upgrade to Windows 8.

  Thank you

  George

  You have itried Windows update? Often, you can find the hardware drivers there.

  Have you tried to reinstall the chipset drivers?

  Is there a driver to the driver & software download section for your PC that is specifically for the SM Bus. Try it out and post your results here.

• Upgrade GPU for HP P-7 1154

  Hi, sorry if this has been previously answered could not find anything on the forums, but I'm currently buy parts for the computer I bought this summer which is a HP p-7 1154. I was wondering if there is a maximum length regarding the cards, you can use on this system? I'm more so worried whether or not the cards that I'm currently looking will fall on the RAM slots or not.
  
  http://www.Amazon.com/XFX-DisplayPort-PCI-Express-FX785AZNFC-FX-785A-ZNFC/DP/B008E6XJYG/ref=pd_sim_s...
  
  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814150617&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords&cm_mmc=KNC-G...

  http://www.Amazon.com/NVIDIA-GeForce-DisplayPort-PCI-Express-ZT-60901-10m/DP/B009AEL3JO/ref=sr_1_3?s...

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion p7-1154. According to specifications, your computer has a slot PCIe x 16 graphics v2.x and a 300 Watt power supply. In a little less than 8 inches long, all these cards should fit into your system without problem. They won't fall on the memory locations, but you may need to remove the map to add new DIMM modules. You will also need the slot PCIe x 1 next to the graphics slot empty.

  However, to power these new cards, you will need improved supply. It seems that the cards you want to recommend a 500 watt power supply system. I would recommend Corsair CX500, or CX600, as both of these power units are consistantly recommended and known to fit most HP consumer.

• Memory p7-1154. Am I wrong?

  I want to verify that I have read the web page correctly. I have a p7-1154 that is 64-bit systems.  So this means that my computer can hold 16 GB of memory. Fix?   I now have 6 GB and try to understand the right parts to buy to update my computer.  Any advice?

  I refer to page web http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02995511

  Xavierbonnereau,

  OK, your system has an operating system of Windows 7 64-bit and can support up to 16 GB of RAM as follows;

  Dual channel memory architecture
  Four DIMM DDR3 240-pin connectors
  Supports DIMM DDR3 modules
  PC3-10600 (1333 MHz)
  PC3-12800 (1600 MHz)
  PC3 14400 (1866 MHz)
  Memory non - ECC, unbuffered
  Supports 1 GB, 2 GB, or 4 GB DIMMS
  Supports up to 4 GB on 32-bit systems
  Supports up to 16 GB on 64 - bit systems

  To install all the 16 GB will require the replacement of the current memory. It is strongly recommended to install 4 identical DIMMS in slots for the best configuration with the least problems. Please see Crucial.com for "compatible upgrades guarantee" for your computer, or you can buy memory components of it like Newegg.com, BestBuy, Fry or many other local retailers. Please note it will take two 8 GB upgrade kits to get your computer back to 16 GB.

  Please send Bravo

• What is the pinout of connectors on front panel for my p7-1154 Pavilion?

  Hi, I would like to know this as the pinout of the connector on the front panel on Pavilion p7-1154. I would like to know it is that I'm moving my system in another case with more space, better cooling ability and space for managing cables. I strongly modified this computer.

  I intend to put my system in a Fractal Design Mini ARC. I need to know if the front panel pinout is the same or if I need to make some changes. So, the HP Pavilion p7-1154 pinout are compatible with a standard spare case? Is there a schematic pinout for arrangement of the motherboard connector, this façade?

  My computer model number is: p7-1154

  My computer product number is: QP773AA #ABA

  The motherboard is a HP Hibiscus AAHD3 HB made by Pegatron

  Here are the specs.

  * Card mother HP AAHD3 - HB (Hibiscus)

  The BIOS of the motherboard doesn't support overclocking or Dual AMD graphics card

  * AMD 3850 APU (stock 2.9 GHz OC'd to 3.6 GHz using AMD OverDrive)

  * GPU HD Radeon 6770

  * Block modular POWER of Silverstone 500w 80Plus Bronze

  * 16 GB of RAM DDR3 Corsair 1600

  * 2 x Crucial M4 265 GB SSDS in band (RAID 0)

  * 1 WD Velociraptor 600 GB 10 000 rpm HARD drive

  Thanks for any help on this matter,

  Mike

  Mike,

  Please see the diagram below for your card mother pinout;

  

  Please send Bravo

• Is there a 2.5 inch Bay for an SSD in my case, p7-1154 Pavilion?

  I want to replace my HARD for one SSD drive in my HP Pavilion p7-1154. Is there a Bay 2.5 "in the case, or what I need to buy an adapter to go from 3.5" to a 2.5 bat "?

  Hello

  Open the PC and look under the lower optical Bay.  You might be able to adapt a 2.5 drive "to this place, but this could be a problem.

  Otherwise, you can use the hard drive with adapters cage or lower optical Bay it is open also the use of adapters.

  ' HP ' how-to ' articles should be useful.

• difference in speed of upgrade memory P7-1154

  Hey there.

  I am running the original 1333 MHz, 6 GB of RAM that came with this computer.  I am maxing out the RAM, in speed and size, this Christmas.  Yet, I am running in a quandry.  Information for my PC from the HP site says that my p7-1154 can take 1333 and 1600 1866 MHz for the RAM, but the 1866 MHz are listed as PC3 14400, although the real to 1866 x 8 multiplier is 15000, more or less... with only 1800 MHz multiplying to 14400.  I have two questions.  First of all, PC3 15000, 1866 MHz RAM will work in this machine, or is it mandatory to use only PC3 14400, 1866 MHz RAM?  Secondly, is it possible to ensure that any new 1866 MHz RAM I buy will run to 1866 MHz (I've met at least one person here who has my computer model even and new, faster than 1333 MHz RAM no were limited in speed to 1333 MHz)?

  Thanks for any response.

  -crys

  Yes, to 1866 MHz, exact transfer rate is 14933⅓ or 14900.  Yes, 1866 MHz (PC3-14900) will work in your motherboad and no, it is not required that you install only memory PC3-14400 (1800 MHz). Although your motherboard and processor supports 1866 MHz memory your BIOS may limit the memory speed at default speed SPD 1333 MHz. OEM manufacturers like HP are not easy to use BIOS, I mean that you have will limit BIOS that does not allow the user to manually set the settings like overclocking the memory or CPU etc. So it's really a gamble. The memory will work but will run at low speed rather than the nominal amount of 1866 MHz. So, try either go with 1600 MHz or 1333 MHz. The speed difference is not noticeable that so stick to the speed lower is the best option IMO.

  Good luck with the upgrade. Send us an update, how it will be if you go with memory 1866 MHz. Cheers, mate!

• How to upgrade drivers in 1154 HP Pavillion Desktop.

  Y at - it a HP site I use for drivers in our office pavillion from 1154 with windows 7 need update.  If not, what Web site that offers this support should go to be updated?

  Hello

  Please bookmark her homepage:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?cc=us&LC=en&product=5157024

  Kind regards.

• Printer Dell A920 scan but not print on HP pavilion 1154 computer

  original title: printer Dell A920 & new HP computer pavilion 1154

  Printer Dell A920 scan but not print on HP pavilion 1154 computer

  16Kabong,

  First run, delete print jobs to eliminate any print job stuck in the queue.

  Unplug the printer.

  Download and run the patch (cleaning printer utility) until it prompts you to restart your computer.

  Restart your computer. Make sure that the printer is deleted. Deleting Manual printer driver

  Download the 32-bit drivers for Vista for Windows 7 32-bit or 64-bit drivers for Windows 7 64 bit Vista. Install the Vista drivers in Vista compatibility mode, you will get a message, the printer is not connected. Connect the printer at the moment (power on).

  You will find links to the patch/drivers to...

  Owners of printer inkjet all-in-one Dell A920 thread (W7)

  Don't forget the programs anti-virus and firewall will block communications.

  Rick

• Pavilion p7-1154: upgrading the graphics card

  Hello

  I want to buy the graphics card NVIDIA 9800GT for graphic design. But before I buy it I would like to know it it is possible to be used on the PC console.

  I guess I have to upgrade the power supply and maybe the motherboard also.

  Please let me know in what concerns the 9800GT what PS and motherboard that I should purchase, if any, that would be adapted to the console. I have Pavilion p7-1154.

  Thank you and best regards

  Illustrator has requirements listed here.   The card mother's only Legacy BIOS, so I would stay with WIN 7, get an EVGA GTX 660 or 670.  It was the last of the EVGA legacy known cards.  The GTX 670 will draw 170W, then I would say once again a Corsair CX600. IT has perfect fit and is better than the recommended 500W unit inactive.

• Black wire in the case p7-1154.

  Probably a very simple solution out there.

  recently upgraded the video card and power supply in my p7-1154. Updates work correctly. But while fixing the cables, I hit a single thread that connects the back of the computer to the motherboard to the front of the case. Not sure where it is supposed to connect to the motherboard or even what he does.

  No known functional issues with the computer itself right now. Just need to know where this thread should go.

  Hello

  The single black wire looks like an antenna wire.  See the image below.

  

  If your PC is equipped with a NETWORK card wireless mini card, the wire must be attached to the card in the slot location.

  

  

• Pavilion p7-1154. Put the OS on a separate hard disk than the rest programmes.

  I would like to know if there is a way that I can put the operating system on a separate HHD than the rest of the software provided with my HP Pavilion p7-1154.

  Crucial M4 SSD 256Go

  WD Velociraptor 600 GB 10 M4CT 000 rpm HARD drive

  AMD A8 - 3870 k

  Corsair vengeance 16 GB @ 1600

  Modular 500 Watt Corsair PSU

  Card mother AAHD3-HB (Hibiscus) - made by Pegatron

  Windows 7 x 64 Home Premium and all rest of the software provided with the computer

  Hello

  Your configuration above doesn't seem to be HP "stock".

  The answer to your question is Yes.  You can redirect "MY" folders type for a second hard drive with your own special storage folders. This post is a typical example of how to move 'MY' Windows folder.  That's how I separate "MY" folders of data storage (my videos, my music, my documents, my pictures, my downloads).  I also put the Contacts folder and Favorites on the data reader.

• Questions of dual monitor HP P7-1154

  OK, I work for a company selling electronic retail and sell a lot of the p7-1154 HP model but recently Ive had 5 customer feedback/questions. First of all, the graphics card had only 2 dvi out of ports, and they were the two DVI - D. The problem with this is that all DVI adapters we are for DVI - I, for any customer wishing to run their old monitor is screwed. We've had several complaints about it, but it's not even the worst of it.
   
  The great trial lies in the fact that for some reason when take us up to monitors, weather via DVI or HDMI/DVI adapters, it may run fine for a few seconds. But once you restart (or sometimes when you plug it in the first place) it uses a 600 resolution mode by default and allows for no adjustment to 768, 900 or 1080. Only, it remains default 600 and looks terribly deformed. We had the same problem on 4-6 untis, and we used different cables and run 3 different monitors at each, no change in performance.
   
  We tried to uninstall and reinstall drivers on all units, as well as execution of updates from scratch, but nothing solves this problem-solving. Help, please

  Please read the information on this LINK.

  Frank

• P7 1154 Desktop

  I currently 1154 p7 equipped APU of 3600 A6 Office. The apu was clocked at 2.1 GHZ and 2.4 GHZ turbo stock. My win7 experience index showed side 6.9 for cpu. I installed AMD OVERDRIVE and oc the cpu at 4.0 GHZ and 4.7 GHZ turbo which was the oc maximum allowed by the software. On the stock cooler that oc'ed cpu is idle 33 c and 55 c load and now my win7 experience index shows 7.1 as cpu score. I do not use the IGP in the apu, since I was an external. My question is, if this cpu multiplier is not locked? Why is it if I change the multiplier I get more performance? I really want the A8 3870 k for this pc, but I still need to confirm if my pc support. I saw messages saying it does.

  Hello

  The CPU supported by HP is indicated on the page of the HP product, which means that you can install one of the listed and they sohuld work. About the K processor, we do not recommend it because it might not work on your system because of BIOS support. Basically, if you install this CPU, you will have an error at startup, saying that the CPU is not supported.

  If you upgrade it will be at your own risk, as this CPU is not supported.

  Thank you

• Upgrade of the necessary recommendations for HP Pavilion p7-1154.

  Current configuration:

  HP Pavilion p7-1154

  Windows 7 64 bit

  No internal upgrade done yet.

  Currently, my system seems to have followed the problems while displaying games with medium graphic settings. It is not enough to upset the gameplay, but often when heavy movement will on the parts of the screen that display this movement will be stutter a little bit in some games. I would also like to record gameplay here and there, so it's probably important to mention.

  I'm looking to upgrade the processor maximum allowed on the upgrade worksheet, but I am worried about the PSU. I know that the sheet indicates that the motherboard supports the processor, but will I need to replace my power as well? Are there other aspects that I should take into account? If so, could you give me some recommendations of specific system upgrade? Thanks in advance!

  I edited the answer to update the card that I bought it. Same Radeon HD 6750, but I had pulled the full card with GDDR5 and other name, and the actual card that I had was DDR3. This change was not made during the 3 days.