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• HPE-112Y video card / RAM / motherboard/psu / processor / upgrade harddive

  I've been streaming broadcast game / live at 1024 x 768 resolution fps 25.00

  2 two monitors 1 at a resolution of 1024 x 768 and 1440 x 900

  I run a server minecraft and minecraft a few times

  Hello

  Is your HP HPE-112y in the original configuration or did you change?  Review the specifications.

  If you have any questions, please tell us what specific questions do you want to solve.  Have you run any diagnostic?

  Casual, without details, I suggest you a card larger video with a power as starters. Another suggestion would be to replace the hard drive with an SSD.

  Have you tried increasing the amount of memory by default assigned to Minecraft?

• 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).

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• hpe-550f upgrade video card

  I'm looking to upgrade the video card on my HPE-550f 57XX Radeon stock. food seems to be the factor limiting. So far, it seems that the Geforce TI 650 would be a good choice. Nobody knows for sure if it is compatible, or if there is a better choice?

  The Radeon HD 7850 seems good but they recommend a 500W power supply and the 550f is 460 I think. I think I can put it for less power in the control center.

  Thank you.

  Jonathan, welcome to the forum.

  The Ti 650 should be compatible with your computer.  However, be sure that the current power supply (PSU) has a 6-pin PCI Express power connector.  This is required at least on the Ti of 650 EVGA.

  You will need to upgrade the PSU to use HD 7850.

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• HPE - 580 t NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti video card upgrade

  I had a lot of problems with the AMD video card with my HP HPE - 580 t came.

  I think spend my HPE - 580 t to a nVidia GTX750 Ti video card.  I note the GTX 750 Ti is built for the slots PCI-E 3.0 and I think my HPE - 580 t has only slots PCI-E 2.0.

  This new graphics card works in my PC?

  Surfer995, welcome to the forum.

  The GTX 750ti may not work on your computer.  It requires UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  If you wanted to buy an EVGA card, you can contact their Technical Support (1-888-881-3842) to see if they have a VBIOS update so that it can work with your motherboard.  This is your best option.  Your power supply (PSU) will be fine.

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• Upgrade the video card on HPE-112Y

  Hey, I've been looking to update my video card in the HPE-112Y, but honestly, I know almost nothing about computer hardware. How will I know what types of cards will work, or adapt? Do I need a better diet? What types of cards are actually good and worth the money? Help please, thank you.

  furrysparks has writtenkay, one last question. These two cards physically enters the computer?

  Hello furrysparks, here are the dimensions on both cards.

  NVIDIA GTS 250 product Dimensions: 9.5 x 2 x 4.4 inches

  Dimensions of the XFX HD-577 X 8.8 "x 4.4" card

  Remember that the cable connects to the back, so it will take just a little more space in the case that these dimensions.

  Just to be safe, I unplug the power cord and remove the Panel and measure the space between the end of the slot of the motherboard at the back of the case and the front of the PCIe x 16 slot. This measure should be at least 10 to 10.5 inches for the Nvidia card and 9, 5-10, 0 inches for the XFX card.

  I noticed that the Nvidia card has each of the HDMI, VGA, DVI connectors while the XFX card has only 2 DVI and a mini-Port connector. This cannot be a factor if you use DVI or have or are looking for an adapter DVI to HDMI if you wish.

• Pavilion HPE 440F: need new video card for HPE-440F

  Salvation;

  The ATI Radeon HD 5570 in my Pavilion HPE 440F appears to be dead, or is doing. The fan has stopped working and I think the map has overheated.

  I'm running Windows 7 x 64.

  Anyway - I would like to install a new card - and best video. It is, since it is HP, I bet that not all cards are compatible with my system.

  For example, I can buy an ATI Radeon SR-290, which gets much higher than my current card pass mark. Or maybe even a NVidia card might be a better value for the money.

  Can someone point me to a list of compatible video cards for my system?

  Thank you

  Ubuntu_Kid

  p.s. My Linux box is not an HP.

  Ubuntu_Kid, welcome to the forum.

  The problem you are having is, most of the newer video 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 on August 26, 2010.

  Some of the manufacturers have developed a VBIOS that will allow their cards to work with legacy BIOS.  I know that the EVGA has done with some of their cards.  I suggest to call their Tech Support (1888-880-3842) to see if they have a card that will work with your computer.

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• Upgrade the video card in Pavilion HPE 380t

  Hello

  I want to upgrade the video card in my HPE 380 t, currently it has geforce gtx 260, I want to install a geforce gtx 560 ti or 570.

  I have 2 problems with the viability of this. 1. space. and 2. Food. Has anyone successfully completed a similar upgrade on this system?

  Plug current sys is the following.

  • Intel Core i7 - 930 quad-core [2.8 GHz, 1 MB L2 + 8 MB of cache N3 shared]
  • 12GB DDR3 - 1066 MHz SDRAM [6 DIMMS]
  • 1 TB hard drive 7200 RPM SATA 3 Gb/s of 750Go
  • 1.8 GB NVIDIA Geforce GTX 260 [2 DVI, HDMI and VGA adapters]
  • LightScribe 16 X MAX drive DVD +/-R/RW SuperMulti

  power of 460 wt

  About the food, the psu calculator gives me the following recommendations

  I need my current configuration 529W!

  with a gtx 560 ti , I need 513

  with a gtx 570, I need 577W

  This raises a few questions:

  1. How can my system running on a 460wt power if the power supply calculator recommends 529w (nvidia reccomends a PSU 500w for the gtx 260 which is installed on my machine?)

  2. how the song gtx 560 ti could possibly require less energy than my current gtx 260?

  3. could I move to one of these cards without replacing the power supply? (I'd be willing to lose the dvd/rw drive, this falls 30w)

  4. what someone has updated the PSU in a HPE 380 t? Looks like there is a little extra space, but not much?

  About the video card itself, I am concerned about the space, I looked inside of the case, there is a decent amount of clearance around the gtx 260, but I'd love to hear from someone who has tried to replace this card.

  Specifications for standard cards are:

  gtx 260 courses:

  height: 4,376 inches, length: 10.5 inches, width: double slot

  recommended psu 500w

  GTX 560 ti

  height: 4,376 inches, length: 9 inches, width: double slot

  recommended psu 500w

  GTX 560 ti super clocked

  height: 9.4 inches, length: 11.8 inches, width: double slot

  GTX 570

  height: 4,376 inches, length: 10.5 inches, width: double slot

  recommended psu 550w

  bang for buck the 560 ti superclocked is the best deal, unfortunately they are also the most cumbersome...

  All advice appreciated!

  Hello

  The difference will be the distance between the power supply and the optical bays can be annoying.  Open your PC and do some measure and see if a thumb causes less issues.  Don't forget the extra cable lengths.

  Tip: When you install the new power supply, remove the front cover, lock the optical drive and slide if forward to facilitate the installation of the power supply. Do the PSU upgrade before you get your PC stable before installing new video card.

  These "how-to" HP articles should be useful.

  The OCZ has a bus verses double 12 volts the Corsair with a rail.  There is always a debate about who is best. Both have advantages and disadvantages.  I prefer implementing the only bus.  The really big PSUS, all seem to have several buses. The material of the size of the bus which had to bear the whole of the amperage on a bus would be rather substantial with very large power supplies and there are other reasons.

• 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

• video cards can be used with a HP Pavilion HPE - 180 t office.

  Using a videocard ATI (AMD) radeon 4850.  It went wrong, and so I would like to know what other video cards can be used with a HP Pavilion HPE-180 t office.

  The Ribbon for the video card cable connector can be used with all video cards?

  Thank you

  Hi Mike,.

  I suggest you post the question on the link below. The link given below is supported for HP Forum link. As you use HP, they can help you better than us on the compatibility of the video card with their computer.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/laptop-and-notebook-computers/CT-p/notebook

  Feel free to write us if you have any other issues related to Windows.

• Question of HPE-180 t upgrade video card/PSU

  I have never updated a video card or a power supply before and am a little worried about this procedure. I have a HPE-180 t and I want to spend the GT 220 GPUS to a GTX 560 Ti.

  The thing is that when I open the case, I don't know if there is enough space. I read that the 560 Ti is a large map and takes about 2 connectors on the motherboard. The GT 220 that I look pretty tight on one side, and it is not as big as the 560. Someone has it already done this before update? I don't know if the case of the size vary between models of HP Office.

  For food, I get this one:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139028

  Same issue - anyone done this upgrade successfully on a HPE-180 t? If this isn't the case, I have problems with it?

  Other problems, I'd be worried?

  Thank you!

  qr88 wrote:

  Great, thank you for taking the time to answer.  You are welcome!  I'm happy to help you.

  I was just wondering, how did you choose this particular video card? It seems that there is a lot of variety of different manufacturers.  Over the years, I have spent many hours on the forums of enthusiasts/player/overclocking.  From this experience, I came to love graphics cards XFX, BFG, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.  They are the manufacturers who make very good products and offer good customer Service.  Also, when you pick up any product, I read as many customers as possible.  They give you the straight scoop without any exaggeration of the manufacturer.  Other customers the better.  When I see a product that has more than 200 customers and is rated 4 stars or higher, I won't hesitate to buy it.  Some comments may be pros, but the majority are people like you and me.  I hope that explains my choice.

  Also, I noticed that the product dimensions are 9 "x 4,38", which I suppose is just length x width. The "depth" (or width when looking from the rear which is held vertically) is not listed, so that usually not a problem (i.e. it will not conflict with what anyone on either side)?  If the card fits in length and the width and height of the map is not as critical.  Most cases will be enough space.  The length is more critical, however.  I would stay 9 "or less.  Normally, this ensures that the card will fit in the case of medium-sized and allowing good air flow.  A card will be a full case.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.  I'm always happy to help someone to learn about the components of the computer.

• HP pavilion hpe (h8-1021): h8-1021-new video card

  Hello

  I have a desktop h8-1021, was fitted with 'amd radeon hd 6670'. As this video card no longer works, I bought a "geforce gtx 950 feet and a new power." Whenever I have try the new card, there is no stand and it looks like the card is not recognized. I made an update of the bios, as advised by the manufacturer of the video card, but no change.

  Is it possible to get this card accepted by changing the settings in the bios, and what is the procedure?

  Thank you

  Magh60, welcome to the forum.

  No, the GTX 950 requires UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  Your computer is released on May 28, 2011.  Therefore, the card will not work.  There is no way to add UEFI to the motherboard.

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• Pavilion HPE nh8-1220: update video card

  The card mother M3970AM-HP will install in this support machine PCI-Express 2.0 x 16 graphics bus type cards?

  BIOS of FRIEND ang-713 12/29/2011 and seems to be the most recent available.

  I removed the expansion card NIVDIA GeForce Gt530 that comes with the machine and replaced it with a PNY GeForce Gt730 VCGGT7302D3LXPB card and it hangs just to the top of the computer.

  The GeForce GT530 that comes with the machine said on the card what is the PCI Express 2.0 bus support.

  The plug from motherboard says it welcomes PCI Express x 16 graphics cards.

  Dave

  You are welcome.  Thank you for the additional information.

  I talked to Technical Support for all major video card manufacturers.  All of them said that their cards later would UEFI.  The best thing to do is to contact Technical Support for your card to see what they have to say.

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• HP Pavilion HPE h9-1130 Phoenix: upgrade video card

  My uncle has improved its EVGA GeForce GTX 960 video card 4 GB SSC GAMING ACX 2.0 +, whisper quiet cooling w / free installed back Graphics Card 04 G-P4-3966-KR. I'm not a computer genius and have done my research on why it won't work. We have made the driver updates. Its current specifications are http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId.... I know that wasn't the best choice for him but I don't know why it is not compatible or does not work. The recommended power supply is 400 Watt and it has a 600 Watt

  The original computer was WIN7, circa 03/2012, with a BIOS rev 7.16.  It is not scalable to rev8 UEFI BIOS, what is needed for new graphics cards. Your only choice is to find a riser, or with Legacy/UEFI BIOS switch.

  This list is not complete.

  Known with the switch cards UEFI/Legacy includes these maps:

  (1) MSI 750TI read here

  (2) by @erico, ther7 260 and higher cards and the 360 r9and cards higher.  In these cases, please check by contacting the manufacturer.

  Only the old cards. These are older cards, but excellent performers are:

  (1) EVGA GTX 660 and 670 EVGA GTX

• Pavilion HPE h8-1040 Desktop: update video card in office h8-1040

  Hi everone, I have a desktop computer h8-1040 I want to upgrade the nvidia gtx 550 ti a nvidia gtx 950 video card

  card if possible? The computer has intel i7-2600 processor 3.40 ghz, 10.0 GB of RAM, 460 watt power supply,

  Operating system is Win 7 (64-bit), motherboard is an IPISB-CH2 (Chicago) made by Pegaton. I would like to buy proberly a basic

  model gxt 950 cards to avoid having to change the power supply... but if I have to I will change it also.

  All tips will be greatly... APPRECIATED!

  Hello

  The NVIDIA GTX 950 requires the motherboard support UEFI and your PC does not have UEFI support.

  The NVIDIA GTX 660 should work on your PC when matched with the right kind of food.