Pavilion DV6-3030SD: Pavilion DV6-3030SD processor and HD upgrade

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• Processor and graphics upgrade for notebook Pavilion DV6Z?

  Hello, my name is Charles and I am looking to upgrade my laptop Hp Pavilion DV6Z. I know that it is a older laptop, but recently I bought Diablo 3 and I want to be able to run it on here. This computer has 3 GB of Ram and had a new hardrive put in pretty recently. In this computer I have:

  HP Motherboard 30F2

  Processor AMD Athlon X 2 Dual-Core QL-60

  Graphics AMD Radeon HD 3200 card.

  and the minimum requirements for Diablo III are:

  -Intel Pentium D 2.8 GHz or AMD Athlon 64 X 2 4400 + processor

  -NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GT or ATI Radeon X 1950 Pro or higher.

  Preferably, I would like to be able to run the game on average or better settings. Is it useful to upgrade this laptop even though it is a little older? Thanks for any advice.

  Hi, Charles:

  I can't find the right to repair your laptop passes only dv6z.

  This is the closest I could find.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01744837.PDF

  Basically, a complete motherboard Exchange should update the video.

  The processor can probably be updated to one of those listed in Chapter 1.

  The costs attendant when you run an upgrade card mother processor and swap, in my opinion, would exceed the cost of buying a new computer laptop with what you want in it, if you were to your trade (some stores offer up to $200 for the times) or sell it.

  Paul

• Example: Pavilion 15-n201ax: gpu and ram upgrades

  Hello, I want to k now can I put my laptop (Pavilion 15-n201ax) gpu and ram? Thanks in advance!

  Number on the GPU. You already have the top of the page mother/processor board and there is no way to add or replace it with a better graphics in any system. On memory, you have 8 GB. This is the Manual:

  Link repair manuals

  Officially, the maximum is 12 concerts but here users have reported success with 16. You do not have an easily accessible memory Bay and you should have an open memory slot to add a SO-DIMM DDR3L-1600 to upgrade memory. I seriously doubt you will see much of a difference, but I have 16 gigs in my laptop then I say, go ahead.

  If you need assistance more let us know.

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• HP Pavilion dv6-2120tx: HP Pavilion dv6-2120tx RAM and SSD UPGRADE

  HI guys,.

  I want to improve my ram from 4 GB to 8 GB or 16 and my 500 GB HDD 120 GB SSD.
  The problem is that I'm not sure what RAM and SSD is compatible.

  My current features are:
  CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT
  Intel Core i5 430M at 2.27 GHz
  Technology of 32nm Arrandale
  RAM
  4.00 GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 532 MHz (7-7-7-20)
  Motherboard
  Hewlett-Packard 3659 (CPU)
  Graphics
  Monitor generic PnP (1366x768@60Hz)
  1024MB NVIDIA GeForce GT 230M (HP)
  Storage
  465 GB Hitachi HTS725050A9A364 (SATA)
  1 GB JMCR SD/MMC SCSI Disk Device (NULL)
  I think about Corsair 8 GB DDR3 - 1333 MHz (CMSO8GX3M1A1333C9) for ram,
  and Adata first Pro sp310 128 GB SSD.
  They will be compatible with my laptop? If not, what are those who do you suggest?
  Thanks in advance.
  Any help is very appreciated!

  It will take 8 gigs. It is aka PC3-8500 SO-DIMM DDR3-1066 and is the part specified in the Manual:

  The modules, PC3 memory, 1066 MHz FSB 4096 MB 579156-001 ■

  http://www.Amazon.com/2x4GB-DDR3-SODIMM-PC3-8500-memory/DP/B00E0TIQWQ/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&QID=1464985698&SR=8-4&keywords=PC3-8500+so-DIMM

  The memory you chose will likely work, but sometimes the fastest memory will not downclock and laptop computers HP certainly prefer low density memory, 8 blocks on each side not 4.

  The SSD that you selected will be OK, but I encourage you to spring for at least a 240 GB model. 128 GB is a bit of containment in the current environment and SSD prices are low, as is the memory. Never been a better time to upgrade. I just took a 240 on eBay, major brands, for $56 shipped.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/301380765684?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

  Let us know if you need assistance more installation or the software or anything like that.

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• HP Pavilion 17 TS 17-e169: processor and other upgrades of questions for a HP 17-e169

  Hi, I am considering an upgrade of processor, possibly an I-5 intel or maybe an I-7 for my machine. The vehicle currently has a plug i - 3 3130 m G2 (pga998b).  I use the latest version of the bios, v27 and all chipset drivers and equipment are up to date.

  Also. the manual indicates that it supports a maximum of 8 GB of ram?  Yet, the chipset, HM76, according to the website of intel says that it supports 12 GB, which is correct?

  Finally, do I need to use a drive hard format advanced when replacement / upgrade of the reader?  I'm looking at 7200 RPM to at least 1 TB of space as the 500 GB drive current 54oo RPM is 80% full and I need more space.

  Thank you very much.

  Kevin Bowley

  Kevin_Bowley wrote:
  

  Hi, I am considering an upgrade of processor, possibly an I-5 intel or maybe an I-7 for my machine. The vehicle currently has a plug i - 3 3130 m G2 (pga998b).  I use the latest version of the bios, v27 and all chipset drivers and equipment are up to date.

  Also. the manual indicates that it supports a maximum of 8 GB of ram?  Yet, the chipset, HM76, according to the website of intel says that it supports 12 GB, which is correct?

  Finally, do I need to use a drive hard format advanced when replacement / upgrade of the reader?  I'm looking at 7200 RPM to at least 1 TB of space as the 500 GB drive current 54oo RPM is 80% full and I need more space.

  Thank you very much.

  Kevin Bowley

  Look at your owner's manual corresponding to your part number and it will tell you what CPU you can upgrade to and read your maintenance manual which will show the upgrade of RAM as well. In regards to the HARD drive, there is no need to format ahead of you only use GPT for larger HARD disk and 3 TB under you only use the MBR then they are both still NTFS format.

• Pavilion 550-279na: GPU and PSU upgrade for Pavilion 550-279

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion 550-279na. While it fits most of my needs, I enjoy the occasional game and found that the GPU that is it came with, the Radeon R5 330 does not offer enough "oomph".

  http://support.HP.com/GB-en/document/c04949172

  I had a quick glance and think that the Nvidia GTX 750ti would probably answer my needs.

  Don't you think that this card would fit in my PC?

  Also, I guess 180W POWER supply that it came with is not sufficient to run a faster GPU, you have any recommendations on the size or model that would suit the Pavilion.

  My apologies if these are very secular issues, my knowledge of material isn't at the height!

  Thanks for any help.

  Charlie

  Greetings,

  Your PC has the correct UEFI BIOS.

  The GTX 750Ti requires a minimum 300 Watt power supply.

  You must measure the space available along the existing graphics card and compare it to the length of the backup. The 750 is 5.7 inches long. The 750 is a dual slot card. Make sure you have room and you can check out a second plate of Panel rear I/O to install the card.

  It must fit unless it's really tight in your chassis with the existing card.

  Same problem with the power supply. Verify that you can install a power supply 350 Watt or 400 watts.

  I prefer modular Corsair or Seasonic power switching.

  Make sure that you disable secure boot and enable the legacy boot in the BIOS.

  Also to uninstall all of the AMD graphics drivers and software before you install the card GTX 750.

  See you soon!

• Pavilion 15-p045TX: HP Pavilion 15-p045TX RAM and SSD upgrade?

  Hello Sir/Madam,

  I want to upgrade RAM and HDD (SSD) in my computer laptop HP Pavilion 15-p045TX, please answer my money issues:

  I have a 64 Bit Windows 10 installed on my laptop.

  Associated with RAM-

  (1) I have 2 RAM slots, 1 is used with ADATA 8 GB of RAM, which is the maximum limit of RAM that I can use in my second slot (8/16)?

  (2) is it expandable to Rams 2 * 16 GB (32 GB total)?

  (3) can I use any brand DDR3 8 GB / 16 GB of RAM?

  (4) there must be 1600 MHz? Or 1333 Mhz will also work? What is the best?

  Associated with SSD-

  (1) is there a limit on the size of the SSD memory support? 1 taken to support?

  (2) can I use any brand SSD? Transcend SSD 370 s 250 GB and Samsung 850 EVO 250GB OK?

  Linux 64-Bit installation will make a difference on Performance or questions above?

  --

  Thank you

  Sandeep

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See page 3 of the memory card. It is said 12 GB is the maximum, but we know from experience, you can install 2 x 8 GB in total 16 concerts. No 32 GB. It must be low voltage, and if you already have a single module of 8 GB you want to duplicate its specifications. If it has 8 black blocks on the side, you need to get a module like this.

  It is not easy to work on this system. You must remove the top cover to get to the hard drive Bay and remove the motherboard to add RAM. See p. 105 and 116.

  Module of memory of 8 GB 693374-005

  There's a 16 gig module listed, but it is for AMD laptops with a single location and will not work on your motherboard, even if you could find it.

  https://www.Amazon.com/Kingston-Technology-1600MHz-PC3-12800-KVR16LS11/DP/B00CQ35HBQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8 & qid = 1475841671 & SR = 8-1 & Keywords = 693374-005

  

  You can install a type SATA 2.5-inch 1 TB SSD. There is no definitive list brands supported. People sometimes have problems with some specific SSD as some determinative seem to cause problems, but the Evo to Samsung 850 is a good choice with a record few if any questions.

  The computer does not know if she is running only Windows or Linux and the RAM or the SSD works with Linux or Windows, or in dual boot. The Linux kernels current used in the current distributions like Ubuntu 16.04 SSD handle very well with a maximum return.

  Post back with more questions.

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• HP Pavilion 15-e091eo Ram and ssd upgrade.

  Hello!

  My computer is HP Pavilion e091eo 15 and I expected to make it even faster.

  I found these two products on amazon and I was wondering if they are not suitable for my computer.

  RAM: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CQ35GYE

  SSD: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A1ZTZOG

  I didn't something to this computer before, so it has all parts of the plant.

  You need the manual here:

  Manual

  See pages 49 and 53 for teaching

  Aries is the right type and speed, and you should have a slot open, so you could add this module and have a total of 8 GB.

  The 120 gig SSD is a bit small for modern computing. This will work, but you'll have a hard time getting on her recovery disks or transfer your programs and data. Probably you already use more than 120 concerts on the existing hard drive.

  I recommend at least a 240 GB SSD.

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• Pavilion dv7-2050sm: SSD and RAM upgrade questions

  Hello

  I have two question about upgrading my laptop. I use it for web surfing, movies, some excellent/word work etc... for the most part on a regular basis.

  (1) I have seen that my RAM can be upgraded to 8 GB. Currently, I am working at 1333 MHz 4RAM. If I buy 2 x 4 GB 1600 MHz will it work on this laptop, I went into the BIOS and have not seen that I can change the speed of ram anywhere nor has seen how much can this support for portable computers, so should I buy 1x4Go 1333 MHz instead if it only supports 1600 MHz.

  (2) can I put my disk HARD 700 GB Seagate 5400 RPM SATA II 3.0 Gbps with Samsung 850EVO 250 GB SSD? I know that SATA III drives are retro-compatible meaning can work on SATA II but is it useful, how much speed will I use if my laptop does not support SATA III.

  Laptop computer product number: B4E42EA

  Chipset: AMD A70M FCH

  CPU: Improved A6 4460 M to 4600 M A10

  Thank you!

  It will not run at 1600 mhz just so buy another 4 GB of DDR3-1333 memory. The SSD is the best upgrade you can do. Certainly worth. SSD SATA-III will work fine on a SATA-II bus. There is very little difference in actual operation.

• Processor and RAM upgrades

  This is my model HP Pavilion g6t - 1B 00 CTO Notebook PC

  What CPU my computer would be suitable? And what is RAM compatilbe with my computer?
  Also how much RAM can it manage im assuming only 8Gigs

  All processors i5/i7 series listed in the service manual I posted above, are 2nd generation.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/family/59134/2nd-generation-Intel-Core-i5-processors/mobile

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/family/59136/2nd-generation-Intel-Core-I7-processors/mobile

  I can't tell you for sure 100% that they will fail, because I don't have your laptop, and I never tried to install one of these processors inside.

  The said service manual they will work, is all I can say.

  You should check the support of your laptop and driver page and read the BIOS download notes version of the files to see if you need to update the BIOS before installing one of the processors exposed.

• VAIO s series processor and ram upgrade

  Hi guys...

  my laptop model is: VAIO SVS13A1CGXB (Core i5 3210 M - 4 GB RAM)

  1 - the processor is the Ivy bridge. Can we change it to haswell processor? (if it isn't: what smart image bridge cpu? because my laptop is dual core.)

  2-can we move the ram to 6 or 8 GB?

  Thank you

  hani71,

  1 no, the CPU is welding integrated on the motherboard, you cannot replace just the CPU.

  2. According to the specification, it can go up to 12 GB (max. DDR3 / 1333 MHz)

• HP Pavilion a010a-23 upgraded processor and memory

  Product name - HP Pavilion 23-a010a

  8 64-bit operating system-Windows

  Error message - no

  Changes made to your system until the problem occurred - no

  Description of the problem - I think to upgrade my HP Pavilion 23-a010a processor and memory, but I need help on whether it satisfies the requirements of systems. I read the mannual repuirments system, but I'm still confused. Here is the list of items that I will be upgrading.

  Processor AMD A8-5500 Quad-Core (Trinity)

  X 2-memory 8 GB DIMMS (think of AMD but need help to choose)

  If you do not want to see the system requirments here is a link:http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=c03784674&lang=en&cc=us&taskI...

  If this post was helpful please give a Kudo and select as a Solution. What about beauty

  The specifications indicate that the computer supports the AMD A8-5500 Quad-Core (Trinity) CPU up to 65 watts. Memory supported is;

  2 x sockets (204 PIN) DDR3 SO-DIMM
  Supports DIMM DDR3 modules
  PC3-12800 (1600 MHz)
  PC3-14900 (1866 MHz)
  Memory non - ECC, unbuffered
  Supports 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB and 8 GB DIMMs

  Please see Crucial.com - HP Pavilion 23 AIO AMD memory for extracter compatible memory.

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• HP pavilion dv6-2150us: problems with the upgrade of processor for an i7-720qm on a hp pavilion dv6-2150us

  Hi all

  My friend recently bought an i7-720qm processor used to upgrade hp pavilion dv6 2 1 5 0 US and I

  summer giving a helping hand by making the upgrade.

  Since the 10 Windows running Google Chrome used up to 70% of the processing of an i3 - 330 m power

  processor, it seemed to be good upgrade to improve the performance of the laptop.

  We checked that the new i7 processor is compatible with the laptop (it is listed as supported by the)

  ( interview guide , page 108), and the seller assured us he tested the CPU on some different

  HP pavilion and it worked fine.

  But when I replaced the processor with the i7 processor i3 and tried to boot up the laptop, only the LED lights

  on the front and the setting of the power and volume buttons would light up periodically. The screen was black

  All the time.

  Thinking I might have made a mistake during the reassembly of the laptop I put the original i3 processor back in

  and it starts fine.

  I updated the BIOS of the F.1C version I found on the internet and once replaced the i3 with the i7 with the

  same results - display off, flashes periodically LEDs. The BIOS updated smoothly, and the correct version is displayed in the main menu of the BIOS.

  I am confused on what could be the problem with the upgrade, everything should work. Is there a BIOS update I have

  missed, or the problem elsewhere?

  Disassembly and reassembly are made with care, and we took care to avoid static electricity. All the rest

  on the laptop works well - I am writing this post on the laptop in question with the original i3 processor in place.

  Any help, advice or general guidelines as to what should be done would be really appreciated.

  Thank you for your attention.

  Hello:

  The problem is that if you look in Chapter 3 of the manual, pp 22-23, there are maps of separate used for the dual core and quad core processors system.

  In other words, you cannot install a quad core processor in a Board that originally had a dual core processor and vice versa.

• HP Pavilion dv6 6055 - drivers and downloads?

  Hello

  I own a HP Pavilion dv6 6055-ea and love him

  I've been running the RTM of Win8 version since early September with no problems

  However, in the last day I saw a lot of gels - every 2 hours.

  I would check if there are any BIOS or other updates that might help, but I can't find this product on lists of HP support :/

  Will be very grateful if someone can help me with the search pilots - and perhaps with the diagnosis of the problem

  Thanks in advance

  Stuart

  Hi Stuart,

  Have a look here: http://goo.gl/HI629

  It's the dv6-6055ep - what is your model? This document here http://goo.gl/cNUc0 will show you how to get the number for your product, that lets you know exactly what you (use numbers/letters before the #).

  If you have 6055-PE, you can find all the updates here http://goo.gl/rHAEL .

  In addition, be aware that more probably, HP will not in material support for W8 on any system purchased before October 1, 2011. Some updates for W8, most drivers W7 will work in W8. Here's a http://goo.gl/TJCrA document that gives some information about the gel with Windows 8 machines.

  Please let me know if it helps.

• HP Pavilion dv6 6c51ea: upgrade of the dv6 6c51ea ssd and ram wifi card

  Hello
  As of late I thought the upgrade or replace my laptop, but I have a few questions to help me decide.
  First ram cited the speed of the processor is listed as 1066/1333 hz, however I can not check it on the site of hp and the crucial site recommend ddr3 at 1600 hz, the site hp also says is that 8 GB however apparently due to the fact that it was released on Windows 7 However the processor can support 16 GB max memory support and since upgrading to win 10 my system would be doing, is this correct?
  
  What kind of improvements I see by installing an ssd (Samsung evo 850) 500 GB?
  
  And finally the wifi card could be readily available and upgraded to the new ac wifi to use the router to HQ and speeds mon is provides and I pay!
  
  So basically will be the ssd, 2 x 8 GB 1600 mhz sodimm ram, and a wifi amd card equipped for the £300 it cost would he give me the jump in performance for his money as the cpu and gpu are rather dated now (i5 2450 m and radeon 7470 m) when a new system with an i5 4th gen with 1 GB graphics , 500 GB and 16 GB of ram, ssd would cost about £900 what would be the main benefits
  
  Thank you very much
  
  Shott

  I stand well partially corrected. The 8 gig RAM max was on the technical page of HP and the maintenance manual says maximum 16 concerts. As you note, it will run at 1333 mhz, but yes you can install 16 gigs and upgrade to Windows 10 made no difference there. You may installed 16 concerts with all 64-bit operating systems.

  Here is the Manual:

  Your repair manuals

  Page 28 - 29 a the list of supported wireless adapters EXCEPT the

  Module Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6230 WLAN 631956-001

  a mistake is well-documented. The part number is actually a single band card Ralink and other versions of HP of the 6230 Advanced-N used in some business models will not work in your laptop. We beat this horse dead on many posts here.

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