(HPE h8-1120 desktop computer) graphics card upgrade

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  Greetings,

  Seems good.

  960 is 9.5 inches in length and requires a power of 400 W.

  Check the clearance in the tower. Measure along the 645 to verify that you can adapt a 9.5 inch to 10-inch card in the case.

  Hard drive cage can be in the way.

  Check that your has a PCIe auxiliary cable as the 960 supply requires six extra pins to connect. The manufacturer will usually provide an adapter if you need. Or you can get one online.

  See you soon!

• HP Pavilion p6204y Desktop PC - graphics card upgrade

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  I wanted to update my video card so I could play some of the new upcoming games (i.e. Diablo 3).  I am not computer savy, so I don't know what a good video card, and whether or not my computer can run or space for her.  I was hoping that my current hardware would be good and all I had to do was my video card.  Please advise a good videocard to upgrade to and whether or not, everything else would look good on my computer.  I was told that I may need to upgrade my diet as well.  Thanks for all the help in advance!

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  The Radeon 6850 is a map of 127 watts maximum.  The NVIDIA 460 I use in my e9280t's map of 160 watts. There will be major heat problems as long as the PC is not in restricted airspace (Cabinet).   Maximum, this means that the fans will be silent.

• HP Pavilion HPE h8-1222: HP Pavilion HPE h8-1222 cannot find graphics card GTX970

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  Schmatrix, welcome to the forum.

  The problem you are having, it is that the video card requires UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  Your computer was released in February 2012.  You must contact the Technical Support of Zotac to see if they have a VBIOS update that will solve your problem.

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

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  JoBla, welcome to the forum.

  It is becoming increasingly difficult to ensure that the latest components will work in an old computer.  Your computer is almost 3 years old.  My suggestion is to choose the SSD and the video card you want to buy and contact the Technical Support of the manufacturer to determine if it will work with your computer.  They are the experts on their products.  This will save you the possibility to pay for the return of one of them.  That's what I did and it works fine.

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  @W1976, welcome to the forum.

  W1976 wrote:
  

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  @spinecracker

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  Review of the models ZOTAC NVIDIA GTX 750 which are backwards compatible with PCI-E version 1.1.

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  CC, Yes, you can upgrade the video card.  The PSU 460W, you should be able to buy a very good card.  The only limit is the length of the card.  I am not sure, but I think that any map 9.5 "or less must adapt.  You can measure to be sure.  Open the case and the extent of the edge of the box to the opposite side of the motherboard where the PCIE x 16 slot.  It's the approximate card that fits.  From the looks of the plug, I would say that the computer should be a very good player.

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  NVIDIA gtx 950, links shows the map and specifications:

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  How fitting the screen stops at initial HP logo and "press ESC to start menu.

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  I am running Nvidia GT 630, and back on this card machines works well again.

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  This nvidia gtx 950 is better? It seems to be more the size of the one I have - nvidia GT 630. Link shows specifications.

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  *

  First of all try to help me, please do not write that I should get a new machine - I thought that, despite this current have worked without any problems for 5 years now.

  Do not forget that I have to install a lot of programs and to transfer other data - it would be nice to avoid this.

  If if can not be fixed - which stationary HP desktop computer (I have a laptop) can have the new nvidia gtx 950 mounted?

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  or this

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  I'm not familiar with current PC for sale, regarding upgrades.  Since is considered a new HP, try looking at the list of options on the HP website.  Most higher end PC have the options that you choose before buy you, to customize the generation.  Choose a model with options that match your criteria now and notice the upgrade options - write down them - to avoid confusion later.  OR go with a customized version, but this could mean significant spending.  It is the hand off the coast between prebuilts and personalized.