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• Better graphics for HP Pavilion Elite HPE-570f card

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• Desktop HP Envy 750-114: do I need a new monitor or graphics card?

  I have a HP Envy Office 750-114 and a HP. V242h color monitor, etc. on the monitor are flat, dull and almost gray. It has been like that since we have the computer about a year ago. I've tweaked the contrast, etc., on the screen and it's a little better, but still not very good.

  So, is it a new graphics card for the computer, or a new monitor? I'm afraid that if I buy a new monitor, it'll be the same, dull and flat.

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  My son loves to make games, one that is good for the games would be better.

  Thanks in advance!

  I did experiment a bit and partially answered my own question. I removed the monitor in question (HP V242h) and hooked it to another computer. What a world of difference! So I don't think it's the monitor, but the graphics card.

  If a modified question: what would be a good graphics card for my HP Envy Office 750-114? One that enhances the display and provides the best game? Also, would need a new power supply?

  Thanks again in advance!

• Want to 750-114: graphics card update

  I had only my HP Envy 750 - 114, less than a week but discovered that the integrated graphics card does not well with my Poser 11 3d modeling software or the online games like Second Life. When I bought the computer, I was told that the graphics card was better than my old HP Envy H8-1534. The graphics were amazing with that. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, or something was not well defined, but I expected better graphics.  I hope I can improve my graphics even if it is integrated. I don't know what I should look or if I can. I'm not very teckie.

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  Any help is greatly appreciated and I thank you in advance

  ArcticFire-AK, welcome to the forum.

  I checked the system requirements for the program and the game you mentioned.  It seems that your system should work well with both.  However, integrated graphic card and video isn't always good for the games.  It's more for daily tasks such as navigation.

  You have "1 PCI Express x 16 (Gen 3.0)" slot for a video card.  I love EVGA cards.  Here's a map of willing to work pleasantly in your computer.  Read the reviews to see what users have to say about it.  The State of the plug she needs at least a 300W power supply unit (PSU) to function properly.  However, some members have reported that 400W would be better.  If you don't get this card, I recommend to try it with your PSU existing prior to the upgrade.  If necessary, I would buy one at least 600W and modular.  I love the Corsair PSU.

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• HP Envy 750-114: hp envy 750-114-added to a graphics card

  I am to buy HP Envy 750-114 and upgrade with a graphics card.  The one I found is low power, so it will be fine with the 300 watt power supply that comes with 750-114 envy.

  The problem is I want to order the video card for a refund until the PC (the refund will expire until the PC is delivered).

  The 750-114 envy will accept a card of video of the form factor ATX size 7,76 "(L) x 5" (H)?

  I'm looking at one is the Gigabyte GV-N75TWF20C - 4GI.  It's the only sub - $200 4GB video card that I found that good performance and low power requirements.

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  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814125813

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• Want to 750-114: migrate another computer with SSD

  Hi all

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  weidake

  Hello;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  I read your message want to migrate a SSD from one PC to another and wanted to help.

  Simply boot the second PC since a SSD at the first - No..  IF the PC had identical hardware, then maybe, but with a different material, the necessary drivers will be missing and the PC does not start.

  There is a way to actuall "migrate" from the old PC to the new one, using the same player - but it involves costs and considerable work.

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• A good graphics card?

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  I'm sorry that I have not responded to your previous thread.  I could not find it.

  I did some more research with XFX.  All their cards in the 7000 series with a serial with a P n start (2014) require the UEFI BIOS.  They are at the height of the P8 series #'s.  Their cards with serial # s beginning with O (2013) should be fine.

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  The motherboard for most recent amateur quality components.  You can't get the performance you want even with a high-powered video card.

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• NVIDIA Geforce GT640 good graphics card for PrE10 despite the bandwidth low memory?

  Can anyone confirm that the nVidia Geforce GT640 is a reasonable graphics for first 10 Elements and Photoshop Elements 10?

  The person who set up my office of 3770K Core i7 with 16 GB of RAM at 1600 mHz installed map GT640 nVidia with 2 GB memory DDR3. He said that it was a good (low cost) card for video editing because it has 384 CUDA cores - very useful for video editing. I'm pretty ignorant on graphics cards, but as the power consumption low, 65 watts and deemed cool temperature resistance. I have read since DDR5 memory would have been much faster due to a higher bandwidth memory - say 80-90 GB per second compared to 28.5 Gb per second for DDR3 memory on the GT640 map. I've been after use of economic power. DDR5 memory cards use 110 watts upward and run a lot hotter than the DDR 3 cards, all other things being equal. Really fast cards require a special power and cooling.

  Does anyone know if the bandwidth limited memory is important in video editing? Speed is much more critical in the game than in video editing? Are other attributes such as 384 hearts CUDA, synchronization of nvenc, dedicated encodment, 28nm architecture Kepler, frame buffer of memory 2 GB, 1.3 billion transistors, many units of texture - more important than bandwidth memory in video editing? Limited by memory bandwidth DDR3 affects the image quality?

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• HP Envy 750-114: Compatible graphics card

  Hello!

  I bought

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  LOWapproach, welcome to the forum.

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  Hello

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  Wolfking98, welcome to the forum.

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