Pavilion a6112x1 Motherboard upgrade

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• HP Pavilion DV9000 CPU Upgrade

  Hello everyone, I have the hp pavilion dv9000 Laptop.

  My question is can I upgrade my cpu to 'Intel Centrino Duo' a series of 'i7' cpu?

  I know that it will be a motherboard compatibility isue but y at - it a motherboard for hp pavilion dv9000 Motherboard motherboard
  who will be compatible with "i7" cpu? also I want to upgrade my ram in a crack in the DDR3, I want to make it compatible with my laptop Briefcase, anyone can answer my question?

  Thank you!

  You all, thanks for the reply.

  OK, so now I decide to take my laptop in a person is professional who can recede my gpu chip.

  and just use an hour for good life my laptop, and then I decide to buy a new laptop that have the aspecs I want.

  Thank you!!! God bless you!

• Pavilion p6-2133w: upgrade Windows 10 Pro activation after replacing the processor and motherboard

  I upgraded a Pavilion P6 W10 Pro in September. Everything was going well until the motherboard and processor failed. When I replaced the hardware I am prompted to activate Windows - I have the product key for Windows 7 Home Prem OA office machine that does not work for W10 Pro. I don't know how W10 Pro ran six months and support MS insists I do decline to W10. Two questions.

  1 how W10 differ from the W10 Pro?
  2. How is this W10 Pro could have been improved in Windows 7 Home Prem OA? Looks like a decoy on the BONE.

  Greetings,

  The replacement of the mother/CPU card can be extra monkey wrench in this situation.

  You cannot use a key of Win 7 Home on Win 10 Pro.

  You will need to install Win 10 and then move on to Win 10 Pro. Win 10 going to Win 10 percent if you had an activated copy of win 10 Pro.

  1. other features such as BitLocker and domain join.

  2. I have no idea how you've gone from Win 7 Home win 10 Pro. Were you a BETA-Tester (Windows Insider program)? I upgraded from Win 7 to win 10 Pro, because I was a BETA-Tester,

  I just did a clean install of Windows 10 Pro but ignored the input of the product key. Windows activated, but not right away.

  The Beatles: "everyone has something to hide except me and my monkey"

  See you soon

• Pavilion 17-e119wm graphics card/Motherboard upgrade

  I was wondering how much it would cost to replace my motherboard for computer laptop 17-e119wm of Pavilion. I want especially to do it for best game performance. I read the PDF on motherboards compatible but im wondering is it really woth the cost or it's too?

  PDF file: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04069163.pdf (just look at pages 14 and 15)

  IM interested in the: switchable graphics: ● dedicated AMD Radeon HD M 8670 (64-bit), the package M2, 28 nm, 25 W, 4 pcs of video memory (2 GB VRAM 256 MB x 16, DDR3, 1 GHz × 4 pcs)

  ● dedicated AMD Radeon HD M 8670 (64-bit), the package M2, 28 nm, 25 W, 4 pcs of video memory (1 GB of VRAM, 128 MB × 16, DDR3, 1 GHz × 4 pcs, 1 GHz, 900 MHz bridge) support for HD decoding, DX11 and HDMI Support for PX5.5 (supported for use on models of computer with Windows 8.0)

  or the: Dual graphics: ● AMD Radeon HD 8650 G + graphics card dual 8670 M HD on computer models equipped with a processor AMD A10-5750

  I would like to know more information / advice on any one of them please

  and side note is worth it to upgrade because of ram 16 GB on other sites it is said that it can, but on this one, it can:

  http://scripts.crucial.com/store/mpartspecs.aspx?mtbpoid=79300CCEA5CA7304

  This should be good:

  http://h20141.www2.HP.com/hpparts/Search_Results.aspx?mscssid=118AB5CC382746128532DFE971F9CE31&SearchIn=PartNumber&SearchPN=737131-501

  If you return to the home page simply paste in this exhibit: 737131-501

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• The Pavilion p7-1010 upgrade do I need a new motherboard?

  HP Pavilion p7-1010 product No.BV703AA Windows 7 64-bit

  Hey, I just got this computer for christmast but I really want to convert it to a gaming computer.   I have done some research and there are 3 things I want to buy this.

  These products are:

  Sapphire 100314 - 3L Radeon HD 6870 video card

  Processor AMD FX-8120 FD8120FRGUBrOX

  Corsair Builder Series CX600 V2

  I looked at the information for my motherboard and when I went to the p7-1010 homepage he said as an important step, it only supports AM3 processors, and the CPU I want is AM3 +.   I want to know if I absolutely need a new motherboard, and if yes, which is the most effective price and if you have any other suggestions on the material, I should get, my budget is around $ 500-600.

  Hello

  I do not recommend a CPU replacement at this time.  Go with the video card and POWER supply upgrades and then see if your applications are starved for cycles CPU.

  This pass benchmark CPU mark shows your current processor.

  You should be able to run AMD 1045-1065T in your PC if necessary.  Much will depend on whether your applications can take advantage of more than four cores.

• HP Pavilion p7-1254: upgrade to the best possible processor for my motherboard

  Hello, I so had a question about upgrading my processor. I looked at the HP site on my motherboard and I saw all the processors possible it could support. However, I just had a question for whether or not he could support this specific CPU, even if it is NOT on the list:

  AMD A8 - 3870K APU with AMD Radeon 6550 HD Graphics unlocked 3.0GHz Socket FM1 100W processor Quad-Core - retail - AD3870WNGXBOX

  At the moment my processor is: AMD A6 - 3620 APU with graphics Radeon (TM) HD (4 CPUs), ~2.2GHz

  If the motherboard can support a 8 A 3850 APU, I think that the A-8 3870 K wouldn't be too far, but still, I'm not sure that's why I'm here. If there are better options than the image AMD Llano A8-3850, please share with me and let me know!

  Thank you very much for your answers!

  You must take the manual at face value. Other processors not listed may work, but it is at your own risk. I would setup just high processor you are sure will work. The A8-3850 will be a vast improvement on the A6. The A8 - 3870K would be faster,.1 right ghz... 2.9 vs 3.0 ghz?

• Pavilion dv6 - 7013 B5S13UA cl: Pavilion dv6 - 7013cl motherboard upgrade

  I want to improve my motherboard on this laptop for games purposes.  I read somewhere that I can without AMD A6 - 4400M to an A10, but that it would be possible if I had two jacks (FM1 or FM2).  I don't know how many shots I or type.  Is this true?  If so, how can I know how many taken and type I without disassembling the computer?  If the upgrade is possible, is there a better still compatible motherboard you offer/recommend?

  You have no catch at all. AMD models say this in the Manual:

  Processor is soldered to the system board

  Manual

  You have this video:

  AMD Radeon HD 7520 G Discrete-Class graphics card and up to 30060 MB total graphics memory

  This is video APU. The video runs entirely in the processor. It is not bad as integrated graphics will, but is not appropriate for the game. An option for your model motherboard has this video:

  Use only on equipped computer models of the chipset AMD A70M and AMD RadeonT HD graphical subsystem of 7730 M (including 2.0 - discreet video memory GB) 682183-001

  Although not yet a video card "gaming" the 7730M would be much better than what you have. This motherboard comes with a processor of the A10.

  This motherboard is quite expensive:

  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-682183-001-A70M-7730-discrete/DP/B008H6848Y

  If you need assistance.

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• HP pavilion dv6-7029wm: hp pavilion dv6-7029wm upgrade motherboard

  Hello

  I wonder if I can change my motherboard AMD to intel i7 with a good graphics card?

  and if so where can I find one?

  Thanks in advance

  Eng

  Why do you want to change your Board? If you have the budget for it, I suggest that you buy a new laptop with a lot more features.

  Data sheet: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03341568

  The manual of your laptop: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03582006.pdf

  Through the 2,3,24,25 page. It lists with Intel i7 3820QM processor and graphics of 650M 2 GB dedicated nvidia as compatible top of page.

  In addition, you may need to replace AC adapt power, battery, fan heatsink too. Another keyboard is listed for Intel processor.

  Board of Directors:
  http://www.Amazon.com/GP/AW/d/B008H681CI/ref=redir_mdp_mobile/182-2145019-9270423

  Processor:
  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-681284-001-Intel-I7-3820QM-processor/DP/B00G2FA6XI

  Fan/radiator:
  http://m.eBay.com/ITM/HP-Pavilion-DV6-7000-dv7-7000-CPU-cooling-fan-with-heatsink-682061-001-/181107377385

  AC adapter: HP part number 682059-001

  Battery:
  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-original-672412-001-DV6-7000-dv7-7000/DP/B00DETM3B8

  Concerning

  Visruth

• Pavilion g6 1320sx: upgrade of the motherboard

  my laptop had electrical problem and stopped running and I knew that it is the motherboard problem and couldnot fixed so I want to update the motherboard with a new or more graphics card sank tell you the motherboard which is compitable with my laptop?

  my old man is intel i5 and radeon 1 GB vga card and its number is 645528 model R13

  I want same motherboard, but with a graphics card higher and compatible with my camera, please tell me the number or model.

  Thank you

  This is the Board you need

• HP Pavilion 500-311no: the hp Pavilion 500-311no upgrade

  Hp Pavilion 500-311no desktop PC, I bought a few years ago and now I feel like I would get some more power out of it then is it possible to upgrade this computer. I use mostly this pc for a game so what I'm looking to upgrade is the gpu. It seems that the motherboard supports the latest grphics cards and I think they should also fit the case. Incase of replacement parts, the power supply needs to be replaced probably as well. Also overclocking motherboard support and how the overclocking and replacement parts affect warranty?

  Greetings,

  You have some positives on your side:

  PCIe available x 16 slot 3.0.

  UEFI BIOS.

  Your chassis will limit the duration of the update of the graphics card.

  You have only a 300 Watt power supply.

  Most of the HP motherboards cannot be overclocked. I have a processor Intel 4820 K. HP offers limited overclocking abilities with this processor.

  Check the measurements on the existing power supply.  A diet of 600 runs most new graphics cards high-end. NVIDIA cards tend to require less energy than equivalent AMD cards.

  Check the height of the rear panel input/output where the x 16 slot is to determine the maximum length of a new card.

  Shop for a new card graphics and power supply when you know your limits. The high-end cards are usually double slot. Make sure you have room to install a card double slot. You need to be able to burst a second plate of input/output rear panel to install a dual slot graphics card.

  Modular power supplies reduce tangles of cables in the chassis.

  See you soon!

• Pavilion p6 - 2307: upgraded GPU in Pavilion p6 - 2307a

  Hi, I am interested in the upgrade of the NVIDIA GeForce 620 of GT, which comes with the Pavilion p6 - 2307. I have run Windows 64-bit 10. The specifications of my desktop (to support people no HP) can be found here:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03604360

  I would get an EVGA NVIDIA GTX 1060 / 3GB, however I heard that others were unable to update their graphics in the pavilions maps, because they "locked," such as HP will not allow you to change the graphics card by default. Is this true for my office? If so, would be fixed by getting a new motherboard?

  Even if I can use this GPU, there is a very close capacitor of the PCI express x 16 slot, just above it, which I think could get in the way. Maybe I could use a PCI express x 16 extender, however I do not know how the GPU would be actually physically supported, so I don't think this is a long-term solution. If I replace my motherboard, I then need to reinstall Windows? And I have to buy a new copy? My existing copy of Windows or how some would be transferred to my new motherboard?

  Any help is appreciated.

  Thanks, Lachlan.

  Vantlem wrote:
  

  Hi, I am interested in the upgrade of the NVIDIA GeForce 620 of GT, which comes with the Pavilion p6 - 2307. I have run Windows 64-bit 10. The specifications of my desktop (to support people no HP) can be found here:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03604360

  I would get an EVGA NVIDIA GTX 1060 / 3GB, however I heard that others were unable to update their graphics in the pavilions maps, because they "locked," such as HP will not allow you to change the graphics card by default. Is this true for my office? If so, would be fixed by getting a new motherboard?

  Even if I can use this GPU, there is a very close capacitor of the PCI express x 16 slot, just above it, which I think could get in the way. Maybe I could use a PCI express x 16 extender, however I do not know how the GPU would be actually physically supported, so I don't think this is a long-term solution. If I replace my motherboard, I then need to reinstall Windows? And I have to buy a new copy? My existing copy of Windows or how some would be transferred to my new motherboard?

  Any help is appreciated.

  Thanks, Lachlan.

  The BIOS of your desktop PC is not locked.

  The EVGA graphics card is too large. It is 10.5 inches long and your motherboard is 9.6 "wide.  It is unlikely to hold in the case of the PC.

  Care card EVGA

  http://www.EVGA.com/products/specs/GPU.aspx?PN=45FDE092-800A-4D18-BC15-07C5FA480EAC

  your motherboard specifications

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-P6-desktop-PC-series/5295969/model/5330881/document/c03135925

• Pavilion H8 - 1160T: upgrade the video card

  My AMD Radeon graphics card failed (empty 1 screen, 2nd all the vertical lines on the screen) and upgrade to a 900 NVIDIA graphics card.

  As I understand it, my motherboard is a legacy bios and cannot support video cards that need a bios, UEFI (which would include 9XX NVIDIA cards).

  Based on the info below my first question would be... my bios from the motherboard to reset/upgrade of a UEFI bios?

  And second, if not, what would be my best option for a NVIDIA card?  6xx series? (game video and moderate flow)

  Thank you!

  HP Pavilion CPE series H8 - 1160T

  MB-IPISB-CH2 (Chicago) 16 MB of Ram

  AMD Radeon HD6850 graphics card

  Intel Core i7-2600 [email protected]

  Delta 600W power supply

  Bought: 26 Nov 11

  @55LongShot, welcome to the forum.

  55LongShot wrote:
  

  My AMD Radeon graphics card failed (empty 1 screen, 2nd all the vertical lines on the screen) and upgrade to a 900 NVIDIA graphics card.

  As I understand it, my motherboard is a legacy bios and cannot support video cards that need a bios, UEFI (which would include 9XX NVIDIA cards).

  Based on the info below my first question would be... my bios from the motherboard to reset/upgrade of a UEFI bios?  No, the motherboard may not be upgraded in the UEFI.  This is possible at the factory.

  And second, if not, what would be my best option for a NVIDIA card?  6xx series? (game video and moderate flow)  Yes, the latest video cards do not for UEFI were the GTX 660/670.  I suggest that you pick a card mamufacturer and contact their Technical Support for assistance.  MSI has a GTX 750Ti which is equipped with a switch so that it can be used with a Legacy BIOS.  You can check with them to see if will work with your motherboard.

  Thank you!

  HP Pavilion CPE series H8 - 1160T

  MB-IPISB-CH2 (Chicago) 16 MB of Ram

  AMD Radeon HD6850 graphics card

  Intel Core i7-2600 [email protected]

  Delta 600W power supply

  Bought: 26 Nov 11

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• Pavilion DV3-4060es: 4060es Pavilion DV3 CPU upgrade

  I tried to upgrade the laptop (pavilion dv3 4060es) i3 350M to i7 740QM cpu.

  When I plug the processor I get no video.

  I have the latest bios intalled (F.23, March 2016)

  The service manual indicates that the i7 740QM is a compatible processor.

  What is a compatible processor?

  What do I need to configure something in the BIOS before upgrade?

  No, you make a very common mistake. You cannot just look at the list of processors and assume that one of the processors will work in all versions of this series. Look at page 17 of the manual. Different system cards are listed as follows:

  For use only with Intel Quad Core processors 611348-001

  For use only with Dual Intel processors Core and Core2-599414-001

  For use only with Intel Quad Core processors (1 GB) 622627-001

  For use only with Dual Intel processors Core and Core2-622626-001

  So you need a motherboard Quad in order to install a Quad processor. The fan and the heat sink is the same. HP has more boards in stock so you would need to find one on eBay or contact an HP Reseller:

  https://parts.HP.com/hpparts/Search_Results.aspx?mscssid=01C0D3E563094BBDB6A52308534FEC3D & Searchin' = partnumber & SearchPN = 622627-001

  I took a quick glance and came to look empty, but a little harder could turn into something.

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• HP PAVILION G6 2320: upgrade graphics for HP PAVILION G6 2320

  Can I put my graphics for the PC with the configuration below?

  If so, what are the best options and extent of memory, I can go up to?

  HP PAVILION TX NB PC 2320 G6

  i5 - 3230 M CPU @ 2.6 GHz

  (Planning to upgrade disk SSD and RAM 4 GB to 8 GB)

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-hardware-and-upgrade-questions/HP-Pavillion-G6-2320-Upgdate-to...

  We cannot help here as well. There is no way to change the graphics chip. It is soldered to the motherboard. You have the Radeon HD 7670 M 1 GB dedicated video that's actually pretty good for a laptop. I think there may be another motherboard with a 2 gig of essentially the same video chip version but the cost vs benefit of such upgrade would be unwise. Huge cost, very little improvement.

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• HP Pavilion dv7 3150eq Upgrade of RAM

  Hello

  I intend to upgrade the memory of my machine, but I can't seem to find the manufacturer and the speed of the current. I would like to buy exactly the same.

  My laptop is HP Pavilion DV7 Entertainment PC 3150eq, currently, it has 4 GB and supports up to 8. Looked the specifications, but the only information it has 4 GB of DD3 RAM and the motherboard supports up to 8 GB of RAM. It does not say how many slots is 2, 4, etc.

  Anyone know who is the manufacturer and the speed of the RAM memory installed on the laptop model? And if not to much to ask, how many slots memory is on the motherboard?

  Thank you

  I. Hinov

  Hello

  Normally, each laptop has 2 slots for RAM. You can use the following information:

  Memory type: DDR3 PC3-10600, DDR3 PC3-8500, DDR3 (non - ECC)
  Maximum memory: 8 GB - Slots: 2
  Each slot of memory can hold DDR3 PC3-10600, DDR3 PC3-8500 with a maximum of 4 GB per slot.

  Kind regards.