Pavilion 500-420nl: installation of a new GPU in HP Pavilion 500-420nl

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  Hi, I just bought a 770 2 gb gigabyte gtx and my pc is stuck in the bios screen and beep every 10 seconds, I think that the version of the bios or the pcie is not quite new

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  If its my motherboard what motherboard will u recomanded stay that fits my case, GPU, ram and processor

  THX in advance (im french sory for bad English)

  Hello again @nitrox,

  Unfortunately, I can't make a specific recommendation on a motherboard. I can however advise you to make sure that the motherboard that you buy not if you are going to use the same case is a form of plant uATZ and if you want to use the graphics card you bought ensure you that the motheboard has PCIe 3.0 expanstion slots. You'll also shop for a new processor and RAM probably as well. Shop and you can find packages where a motherboard, processor and RAM are all included.

  I hope this helps. Have a great day and thanks again for the display on the HP Forums.

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  I upgraded my old PC pre-built 2011 with Corsair VS 450 & Asus GTX 750 it. I installed my new GPU and everytime I turn on my desktop computer is blocked on startup of HP logo and it will emit several beeps. I think that HP motherboards are not compatible with the new GPU OR the HP bios are totally incompatible. There are HP experts who can help me with this problem?

  The issue that you are facing, it's that the new video card requires a motherboard that has a UEFI BIOS.

  Your card mother HP 2011 has a BIOS that is inherited and is not compatible with the newer video cards. Install a compatible with legacy BIOS video card and it will work in your HP PC.

  Unfortunately, mixing the new and the old BIOS technology just doesn't work. It has nothing to do with the fact that it is HP. you would face the same situation with any motherboard 2011. These are the days of the legacy BIOS. 2012 and new PCs and laptops use UEFI BIOS.

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  I wonder if the GTX 580 is defective.  It seems to work pretty hot slot load to 60 degrees or more, unless I pushed the fan speed to the max. I can't change GPU clocks speeds or other default settings without the display crashing. That's why I'm considering a new GPU. In any case, I intend to build or buy a new PC within a year, but it would be great if a GPU could extend the life of it.

  For a new built complete, I need to know if now is the time to do so. Or, is it a new series of mother/Processor Board on the horizon that I should wait? The frustrating thing about these types of discussions of the forum, is that the information is quickly dated and obsolete.

  60 c is not outside the norm for Nvidia GPU, especially the 500 series cards. The GPU is immune to the bottom of the range 80 c and will often strike up to the 1960s under load. Fan profiles may indeed that some, but that seems normal here. Synchronizing the card upward can certainly cause instability, according to the bios settings and the power supply of the system. I don't know if a 760GTX4GB could make a big difference with the effects that you list here, but that would be the card to get with this system. This system will not push the 700 series above the cards. Your limit at this point is really the CPU but that can at least you tide over until you're ready for a new system.

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