Pavilion a6200n: Pavilion a6200n video card upgrade

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• HP Pavilion p6505f video card upgrade

  I couldn't find another post for this model, so I create a new one to ask for help.

  My mom has a HP Pavilion p6505f I want to upgrade for it, specifically the video card. She recently bought. It seems that the power supply is only 250watts, so I guess that will have to be upgraded. I need the machine to be able to play WoW at a decent rate. I am interested if anyone has recommendations on a good video card for the power of this system and recommendations (will fit a generic, or what I should order from HP? and what power range should I aim for, 500 +?). The computer came with a lot of RAM (4 GB) and a lot of space (1 to).

  Thanks for any help!

  A standard ATX power supply should work.

  You need to open your PC and measure the physical dimensions of your diet.  Here is a list of the things to consider:

  1. Specifications
  2. Total power - important
  3. amperage 12 + v - important
  4. Modular - is not required, but I like the flexibility
  5. Warranty
  6. I7 and SLI ready
  7. Efficiency rating
  8. Cost
  9. The physical size - standard ATX PSU is 5.5 "by 5.9" by 3.4 "give or take a few tenths

  www.Newegg.com has many choices of power supplies.  Corsair, OCZ, Rosewill, Thermaltake...

  Of Corsair HX Series is a good choice.  I prefer NVIDIA 4xx because the card is only 8.25 inches long.

  Review the specifications of performance ATI and NVIDIA . Look at the specifications of strip memory bandwidth and level of DirectX support.

  How to replace a power supply.

  How to replace a video card.

  I bought the Corsair HX 650 and installed will detect a problem.  I am also using the NVIDIA GTX 460 w/256 bit memory interface.

• HP Pavilion A6528P video card upgrade?

  My HP is 3 years old and has been a good solid computer.

  My only problem is the poor video performance while playing world of Warcraft. I can still play with the graphics set to the lowest, but I was planning to splurge on an upgrade. I would try and find out the best game.

  My problem is that it's the embedded video and I'm not good with parts and replacement. I would like specific advice and help that what follows:

  1. what video card can I switch to (minimal cost and ease of installation)?

  2. will I need to upgrade the processor or the fan as well?

  3. are there places that perform installation relatively easily for me (I'd be scared he bust)

  Your patience and your expertise is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  Jenant, welcome to the forum.

  1.) before considering upgrading the video card, you need to upgrade the power supply (PSU).  The current PSU is only 250W.  Any video card that would go with this small amout of power would not be much better, if at all, as the integrated video.  I like Corsair and OCZ PSU.  You will want to purchase a video card that is 9 "long or less.  I like XFX, BFG, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.

  (2.) the processor and the fan should be fine.

  3.) these two components are fairly easy to install.  The PSU is the most difficult of them.  Make sure to mark where the cables are connected to the power supply current.  This will make it easier to install the new cables.  The video card is the easiest of all the components to install.

  There are many videos on the Internet showing you how to install both.  Here is a guide to build a computer on Newegg.

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=lPIXAtNGGCw

  There are two parts, so watch both.  They will give you a good idea how to install the power supply and the video card.  I know that you're probably not ready to try a build on your own, but they will give some good information.

  If you want recommendations for both, let me know.

• ordered a pavilion with graphics card upgrade, upgrade used only 16-bit location

  ordered a pavilion with graphics card upgrade, upgrade used only 16-bit location. I want to connect a second monitor, can I use the parent connections card currently have coverage through them that say "do not remove"?

  Hello

  If you use an adapter, then you have the choice on the end to use the adapter based on the adapter that you use. Buy cable HDMI to DVI and save frustration adapter problems and possible.

• Pavilion p7 - 1226 s video card upgrade

  Summary:

  I want to improve my system with the highest rated PassMark reference video card that my system will support with my current 300W power supply.

  Details:

  I bought a new Pavilion p7 - 1226 s last month with the intention of upgrading the system with more memory, another hard drive internal and a new card video - over time. I'm not a power user; I just want to keep my skills in the game with these actions.

  The last system I upgraded has been focused on the PCI so I was excited about the capabilities of PCI-E 2.0 of this system for the video upgrade. I considered the 300W PSU to be of sufficient size to allow a decent upgrade. I went to Nvidia.

  I believe that the integrated video (HD 2000?) in my system of registers somewhere between 245 and 375 refers.

  The Geforce GT 430 and 440 again specify a power of 300W. Their notes are respectively 667 and 830.

  I wonder if my system will support these cards.  So, I write this way. If it is not, my question then becomes "what video card my system will support? Double width would be perfect. There seems to be a lot of physical space of the card.

  I think that most video cards specify not only power but rated current. These current ratings can be anywhere from 12 to 22 amps at 12 volts amps. I was also unsuccessful in discovering what could be the p7 power supply 12V rated current.

  I searched this forum briefly and I am impressed with many of the answers. I know there are some really smart people out there who can help me. Thank you in advance.

  My target price on sale at Fry Electronics is about $75. I am running Windows 7 64 bit. Thanks again

  Hello

  The amperages are additive for the dimensioning of power which only has some relationship to what the video card needs.  Video card manufacturers want to head because they don't really know how everyone PC is configured and just how hard the graphics card will be used.

  I change this link for the HP of the above items. I was never in this place so I do not know how the address was mutilated.

  Also far than the 545 NVIDIA goes, stick with the card HP as it is designed for a 300 Watt power supply.  I suspect that the retail sector 545 work but safe, stick with the HP 545.

• Pavilion G6 2303su: the video card upgrade?

  Hello.  I'm here to ask you, could I upgrade my video card on my HP Pavilion 2303su g6?  As graphics card Radeon HD 7670 M becomes older and older, I was wondering if I can get my video card to a newer model of AMD or Nvidia even?

  And also if I might well want to ask you if it is possible to update my video card, to give me some recommendations or the same list of compatible video card for my laptop designs.

  Any help would be really greatly apreciated!

  Kind regards

  Opticork

  No there is no way to upgrade your video card. This isn't a card at all but just a chip soldered to the motherboard. The video card, you have found and ask the subject for a very expensive high-end gaming machine which has the equivalent of a pci-e slot on the motherboard called MXM laptop. Your laptop has such without crack and no place to plug such a card.

• HP-Pavilion Elite 410y: the video card upgrade

  Can I switch my video of a 6500 R7-200 series card?

  Yes.

  It is snly if you buy a model that has a legacy BIOS compatibility.

  Sapphiretech cards that have inherited the BIOS compatibility and some who have actually a physical switch on the map to allow switching between UEFI and compatibility existing BIOS. See the catalogue following Sapphiretech.

  http://www.sapphiretech.com/productdetial.asp?pid=2339BD93-8F69-4B7C-97FE-769DE2C3BDBF & lang = eng

  

  R7 of the Radeon HD 200 series video cards requires a single PCIe power connector 6 pin. Your office has not been handed over with a power supply that feeds it, then you must also upgrade the PSU. Choose a nice modular unit by a manufacturer as a Corsair. The generator units are highly regarded and reasonably priced

• HP Pavilion H8-1017 cb: video card upgrade or get a new computer

  I plan to install a new video card and power supply to support a monitor 43 "UHD or buy a gaming computer brand new with GTX 970.   What is the best video card compatible with my computer and the motherboard to work with UHD?

  Also, would I waste my time to upgrade my current computer or saving a ton of money with great results?

  You can upgrade to a powerful video card, but there are a few things you need to know and do.

  Motherboard of your desktop came a generation before UEFI and only allows the installation of video cards that support legacy BIOS sound.  This means that you can install a video card that has inherited the BIOS support or a physical switch that allows the choice of the BIOS UEFI\Legacy.  Otherwise only video card BIOS UEFI will not be recognized under the current name of your card motherboard BIOS and the PC does not past the MESSAGE at startup, even in the BIOS.

  You will need to install a power supply (Corsair or another brand of enthiusiast) who will provide at least 400-450 watts of high quality. The PSU mus also delivered with power connectors 6\8 PCIe pins for the video card. Check the configuration required for video cards of candidate you are watching.

  Sapphire and MSI both make video cards that have a switch and they also make video cards that support the old BIOS only. It's a little more difficult to discern what MSI video card support the BIOS strives.

  http://www.sapphiretech.com/productdetial.asp?pid=C2AC8AD1-33A2-4876-a1b2-9B377BD7FB16&lang=eng

  https://www.msi.com/graphics-cards/

  "What is the best video card compatible with my computer and the motherboard to work with UHD?" Check the specs on the maps available at the manufacturers Web site and read the comments.

• Pavilion 9220y video card update

  Hello
  I was hoping that an expert can help me upgrade/configure a new video card for a desktop HP Pavilion Elite 9220y.

  I have done the research to shed light on the issue, but would REALLY appreciate some help!
  
  So just that the machine has now integrated ATI Radeon HD 4350 - that it comes with, who I am is of course very well for the casual user, but I want a massive update to play new games.  Unfortunately, I'm stuck with this computer, so I can't build a new machine custom, so I just want to update my video card today... the rest of the system works very well if.

  My questions are:

  • Can I upgrade the video card on this specific computer HP Pavillion 9220y?
  • I read that I can replace the card using the PCIex16 slot? but is this slot PCI-E 1.0 or 2.0?  I could not find in the sheets...
  • If so, what kind of cards are compatible with it and are good for games?
  • I buy a power supply additionanl to run the additional power demand?  If so, what is a good thing that will work for the 9220y? http://www.Newegg.com/store/subcategory.aspx?subcategory=58&name=power-supplies

  It's just a lot to wrap around my head and I want to make sure I go about it the right way, before you update or buy anything!
  Again, any help would be appreciated more
  Steve

  Hi Steve,.

  1. Yes, you can install a video card in your PC.

  2. the discrete graphics card will move into the slot PCI-E x 16.  HP is not posting slot PCI-E card, but a video designed to the 2.0 PCI card will normally be backward compatible with the PCI 1.x ports.

  3 game cards have different levels of performance and your choice will depend on the game being used and set of parameters. Check out forum and the game manufacturer's web site and see what others are using.

  4. more decent video cards will require a bigger power supply.  The p9220y has only a 300 Watt power supply.

  Here are the specifications of the motherboardfor the p9220y. Since most of the better video cards are wider than normal single slot card, then adjacent locations on the PCI-E x 16 slot must be vacant.

  I make a few suggestions, but I'm really in the dark about your playing conditions.

  TheCorsair CX600should have enough power for most video cards.

  TheNVIDIA GTX 550 TIshould have enough power for most video games with the higher settings. Screen resolution is a factor of performance.

  You need to open your PC and measure the physical dimensions of your diet.  Here is a list of the things to consider:

  1. Specifications
  2. Total power - important
  3. amperage 12 + v - important
  4. Modular - is not required, but I like the flexibility
  5. Warranty
  6. I7 and SLI ready
  7. Efficiency rating
  8. Cost
  9. The physical size - standard ATX PSU is 5.5 "by 5.9" by 3.4 "give or take a few tenths
  10. Only one + 12 volt rail is a better choice.

  www.Newegg.com has many choices of power supplies.  Corsair, OCZ, Rosewill, Thermaltake...

  Review the performance of NVIDIA specifications. Look at the specifications of strip memory bandwidth and level of DirectX support.

  How to replace a power supply.

  How to replace a video card.

• HP Pavilion A6603W Graphics card upgrade help.

  Current graphics card:

  GeForce 7100 / nForce 630i (built-in to the motherboard as a chip)

  Power supply #: ATX-250-12Z-REV-D7R (250 Watts I think?)

  Computer model: (HP Pavilion A6603W)

  Problem: Trying to figure out which is the best graphic card for upgrade with to keep up to date with current games, such as: battlefield, bad company 2, just cause 2, Amnesia: Dark descent.

  Now in regards to food, I'm sure that ill have to level it as well. But I found quite reasonable online at the FRY's Electronics:

  http://www.frys.com/product/5503410

  But in regards to the graphics card, I'm completely lost here that I out I can buy and not to buy. most of my games requires at least DirectX10 or more, which only takes my graphics card supported DirectX 9. I also saw that some graphics cards require power slots? I am completely new to this and I would like to have the support of users.

  Oh and by the way, the minimum that I can spend is $ 250

  any suggestions?

  Thank you for your time and your consideration.

  Salko, to play the games you mentioned, you'll need a good mid-level video card.  I like XFX, BFG, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.  The main thing to check is the length of the card.  The newer cards are 10 "or more may not correspond to the expected location.  With a power supply that is at least 500W, you assign choices.

  The Antec PSU should be fine.  However, I love OCZ and Corsair PSU for a higher power clean and stable.  They are the two manufacturers PSU enthusiast/gamer.  Check Newegg for a PSU that assign customers (read) and is rated at least 4 eggs.  It is a good indicator of the quality of the product of those who use it.

• HP Pavilion dv6t video card goes wrong, it can replace?

  I bought my HP Pavilion dv6t in November 2009, and only in the last days, I started getting video artifacts in the display of web pages, pictures on web pages and so on.  I guess it's a problem with the video RAM.  I don't know what video card I have; but my invoice lists Intel(r) Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD.

  My question is about whether the video card can be replaced on this computer or do I have to buy a new motherboard?  If the latter, is it better to bite the bullet and get a new computer?  I hate doing this, because it is good in all other means and is not yet two years old

  Thanks in advance for your help

  Hello

  To be sure that the problem is with the video card, it may be interesting to connect the laptop to an external display to see if the video artifacts are still present

  If they are, then the problem is most likely to be with the graphics chip Intel - this chip is physically soldered to the motherboard and therefore, is not a replaceable component, so you would get a new MB.  Personally, given the cost of replacing the motherboard, I would choose the possibility of a new laptop

  Concerning

  DP-

• 550-153w Pavilion: new video card

  Hello, I want to get the ram dedidcated to my graphic card of 256 and its 128 right now. Ive read in another post on the forum that it would be better to get another (goo.gl/Z4F0f1). I was wondering what would be the best video card to get for this need.

  @ShepardPotato, welcome to the forum.

  The problem that you have with the upgrade the video card is the power supply unit (PSU).  It's only 180W.  Most new video cards require a minimum of 400 w to work properly.  You should check to see if a stanard ATX PSU will enter in the space provided for the existing power supply.  If there is enough space, this power supply should work.  You should get this one measures of the plug.

  When you upgrade the PSU, here is a video card that will make what you need.  If you need more information, you should contact the manufacturer's Technical Support.

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

• HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC: HP Pavilion Dv6 Graphics Card Upgrade help

  Hello

  I wanted to update GFX card my PC for a long time and comes to learn that it IS indeed possible to upgrade, but if the map is too powerful I have to upgrade everything else as well.

  I have never tried upgrading a PC before, but my dv6 has a GeForce GT 320 M card GPU and I would pass because I want to play games without having a large amount of offset.

  Is it possible for me to move on a GPU higher without having to replace everything inside my computer?

  And which of these cards that I would be able to upgrade to? (again, I am very new to this): http://www.geforce.com/hardware

  Thanks for listening

  What is your exact model laptop? You use an external video card because I still don't know any HP dv6 model that uses the GT 320 M chip video but ready to be proven wrong. Insofar as this former post @banhien what he said, it's that you can't play the video without having to replace the motherboard.

  I corrected the dv6-2000 series uses these video chips:

  Discrete graphics graphic subsystem memory: nVidia ■ N10M-GE with 512 MB of memory dedicated nVidia N10P-GE with 1 GB dedicated memory ■

  Those who are in fact the video GT250M apparently, but I found some old posts on the internet where HP is a dv6-2000 series Maybe the dv6-2160? who had 320M chip.

  You can not pass yet really I'm sorry to say.

• HP pavilion a1750y video card update

  I upgraded my processor since the nvidia 7300 to the 7300 gt and now my computer does not start, I tried to go back to the old card and nothing happens then I tried the integrated video and nothing happened. I have no idea what to do now.

  Hi Brad,

  Remove the video card and make sure that the power cable and the DIMMs is correctly placed.

  Then clear the CMOS. Don't forget that your video cable is connected to the motherboard connector.

  You could try your monitor on another PC or try another monitor to the monitor being the issue.

• No sound after installing geforce 210 in hp pavilion a1430n video card

  I saw the notice on the change of device settings audio bios auto activated, but there is no audio device options in the bios of this model.

  Control Panel > sound indicates 'no audio devices installed.

  I installed this new geforce 210 video card (in addition to the current GeForce 6200) in order to support the 3 monitors. I have a Geforce 5200 FX installed for this purpose, but he died. The new 210 has HDMI output. Some of the responses in this forum of credit as part of the problem.

  I just need audio on the helmet of the computer - do not use any external audio speakers, monitors, etc.

  There is a long list IN Manager devices under sound, video and game controllers

  Audio codecs

  Legacy Audio drivers

  Legacy video Capture devices

  Media control devices

  4 Audio inputs from NVIDIA High Definition - where all appear to be identical properties

  Video codecs

  Show all working properly

  Any help or advice greatly appreciated

  E of T

  Hello

  Install a new video card can disable the sound chip edge check so what follows.

  Shut down the PC. Tap here to f10 as soon as you press the power button to access the Bios Menu - option is probably under the Advanced Settings tab.  Look for an Audio titiled "Onboard" entry.  If it shows as disabled, navigate using the arrow keys, press ENTER, use the arrows to select "Enabled" and click on enter again.  Press f10, select 'Yes' or 'Ok' and press on enter to save the change.

  Kind regards

  DP - K