Pavilion HPE h8 - 1360t: the graphics card upgrades

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• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-575 has: the graphics card upgrade

  Hi I want to know if a GTX 950 oc 2gbddr5 graphic card is compatible with my HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 575 a pc, if someone can shed some light on this would be very appreciated

  @W1976, welcome to the forum.

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  Hi I want to know if a GTX 950 oc 2gbddr5 graphic card is compatible with my HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 575 a pc, if someone can shed some light on this would be very appreciated

  No, the GTX 950 requires UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  There is no way to update the motherboard in the UEFI.  Latest video cards do not for UEFI were the GTX 660/670.  I suggest that you choose a manufacturer and contact their Technical Support to help them choose the best card for your system.

  You will also need to upgrade the power supply (PSU).  It is only 300W.  Most newer cards require at least 400W to work properly.  Although status map specifications at least 300 w, members reported that they had at least to 400W.

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

• The graphics card upgrade issues...

  I recently bought this graphics card: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=5660536&sku=A271-5774

  Also, I advanced and bought this power supply: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3276573

  I own a HP Pavilion a6414 and this is my first video/graphics card upgrade.  I did a good bit of research and I know that I have the PCI E x 16 appropriate for the card slot and the power SUPPLY 650 Watt PSU to insert in the ATX case. I measure the UAP present btw.  I'm a little worried about the upgrade of the power supply, because I read somewhere (I think it's here on this forum) that some HP tech rep said a person who upgrade the power supply could not be performed on the a6414, but I don't see why not.

  My other concern is about the speed of the processor to the graphics card and possibly voltage problems, but I think the power SUPPLY Ultra PSU will be fine.  Either that it is my first time to play with the graphics card and PSU, I'm looking for advice on the compatibility between these three components, i.e. the model, the card and the power supply.  Any input will be greatly appreciated.

  Thanks in advance...

  I installed everything today and it works like a charm.  I had read so much about the HD 5770 not recognized by HPs and the test of the power supply, but everything worked so far.  I bought a LG LED 20 "monitor today as well, and everything looks great.  Thanks for all the advice guys...  The links you provided helped with Dave BIOS, thanks.

• HP Pavilion a6442p. Update the graphics card with HDMI?

  My second computer is a HP Pavilion a6442p.  I would like to upgrade the graphics card with HDMI because I want to connect it to my TV to use the TV as a monitor.  I realize that the power supply is only 250.  I tried AMD Radeon 4350, but the computer would not set the card to display correctly.  Are there other maps any with HDMI that might work?  I thank in advance, Debbie

  Hi Deb5212,

  Food that I suggested above will replace the existing power supply. It has enough power to handle the NVIDIA 550TI if you wish to get a more powerful video card (but more expensive).

  In general, I recommend the Corsair CX500 because she has enough power to handle most video cards except the very high-end. However, it is more expensive.

  ' HP ' how-to ' articles should be useful.

• Pavilion e9280t: the graphics card upgrade

  I had to spend my original GeForce GT220 graphics card to use at least three 3 monitors so I bought EVGA GeForce GT 640.  When I installed the card, everything was fine until the computer, install the driver and start then computer began to stop and start several times and then stopped at c prompt and siad it is impossible to find a bootable.  Long story short, I had to use my emergency disk and restart the computer.

  Then, I started reading Blogs about the HP graphics card chain and one of technology pointed out I should buy Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 and this card will work without upgrading PSU, so I did.  Now, with the GTX 660 computer card keep start and stop and I can't seem to stop.  I spoke with a few outside tech and they said that I need to improve my diet.  If this is the case, then the HP expertise technology was not entirely accurate or I have another problem.

  The UPE recommended are: (1) Corsair HX650 and (2) RS-650.  I also read that this MB Pegatron IPMTB-TK does not many power supplies above 550-650 watts.

  Can someone tell me what is my computer problem?  Need to pass the power supply and if I do what PSU I can use?  Model and Type to fit properly in the case?

  HP Pavilion e9280t Truckee-UL8E

  Chipset: Intel X 58 Express

  Original power output power: 460 Watt

  Hello

  The differences between the reference models and variants will vary according to the manufacturer.  See the image below and notice number 6 power connectors that are necessary.  Depending on the configuration of your PC, a GTX 660 can't get enough power to the 460 watt power supply in your PC. As I said earlier, I didn't have a question of power using the EVGA GTX 660.  Graphics NVIDIA GTX 660 cards are border line with some power supplies according to the design of the PSU and the loading PC.

  The Corsair CX500, or CX600 would be excellent choices. Note: the power supply fan is mounted upward toward the top of the Cabinet because it will shoot in the air fresh from along the edge of the top side entries.

  

• Pavilion HPE H8-1121: Pavilion HPE H8-1121 - new graphics card + power supply does not start after screen HP (Revisited)

  I have the same problem as this post 2013!  Ouch. Pavilion HPE H8-1121 - new map chart + power supply, does not start after HP screen.

  I installed a new power supply (Seasonic 620W), which works well.  I also installed a GTX 660Ti last year and it was works fine as well.  I recently bought a ZOTAC GTX 970 and attempted to install it, but it will not go beyond the blue HP screen and I get the same code of beeps (1 long, 3 short), who, seems, suggests that the video is not initialized.

  My BIOS date is 2011.

  Where can I find an update for this?

  I'm also using Windows 10, which I found on the HP site is not tested on my model and would probably not favourable to good use.  Should I do back up to 7 or 8?  and then update the BIOS?  Y at - it a update for my BIOS and where can I find.

  In any case, I hope that this is a solution.  Again, this is not a bad machine to be 5 years old.

  Thanks for any help!

  If the video card that you have purchased dose not a legacy vBIOS it will never start. An update of the BIOS doesn't solve that.

  It is likely that your new video card has a vBIOS UEFI and that only is for the PC motherboards newer than yours which have a UEFI BIOS. Your motherboard has a legacy BIOS. 2012 is the year of model when the UEFI BIOS more or less became the de facto on motherboards standard.

  I return it for a refund. Find the candidate of video cards that support the old BIOS. It can be inherited only or switchable vBIOS (legacy or UEFI) vBIOS.  I suggest looking at the site of Sapphire Technology. ZoTac is not known to provide enough information about their video cards in the way. You upgrade a pre-built desktop PC and it's different and a little more difficult to set up a DIY PC. I looked at the site of Zotac and see that nothing is said about their video vBIOS cards.  I would return to the map.  Carefully read the specifications of the video card. A candidate for your motherboard card must have inherited vBIOS support or simply, it won't work.

  ZOTAC (they don't say anything about their product vBIOS)

  https://www.ZOTAC.com/us/product/graphics_card/GTX-970-amp-extreme-core

  Sapphire Technology

  http://www.sapphiretech.com/catapage_pd.asp?cataid=305&lang=eng

  Because you look at game with 4 GB cards. Take a look at the following map. It has a double vBIOS. legacy and UEFI. http://www.sapphiretech.com/productdetial.asp?pid=640A98CD-0CF0-4191-B75C-CA2800111ADB&lang=eng

  

• The graphics card upgrade. Dv6-6176sa

  Basically, eager to see if I could update the graphics (long shot, I know).

  HP Pavilion Dv6-6176sa

  CPU - z: (although it states that the Intel HD graphics it has a switchable Radeon HD 6490 m graphics card too.)

  Hello:

  Unfortunately, on most computers laptops (including your own), the video card can be upgraded or replaced because it is a built-in chip that is soldered to the motherboard.

  Even a discreet video chip is part of the motherboard.

  Paul

• Compaq-Presario CQ5110F: the graphics card upgrade

  In order to upgrade to Windows 10, I have to upgrade my video screen, so I purchased and installed a 2 GB NVIDIA GeForce GT 730 in PCI Ex16 slot on the motherboard, but my system of refuses to recognize it, even if I changed the main video screen in the BIOS PCI Ex16. What I'm doing wrong here? I'd appreciate any help. Thank you

  Hello:

  The Nvidia 730 series cards do not work on an old PC.

  The BIOS will not accept it.

  If you want a nVidia card which is close to the 730, you go with GT 630.

  Also, there is a workaround to use the integrated graphics card and upgrading to W10.

  See the discussion below.  You launch the DVD you made from the windows desktop and ignore the checking of updates.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-video-display-and-touch/NVIDIA-GeForce-6150SE-nForce-430-chipset-not-compatible-with/m-p/5173180#M41749

• Pavilion HPE h8 - 1237c: the gt 520 upgrade

  Down my fan of 520's gt and I want to update.  I tried a 960 GTX, but apparently my Motherboard can't handle it and I don't know how to upgrade the bios, so I will return.  What is the best card that works in this machine?  Thank you.

  Hello

  The NVIDIA GTX 960 requires the motherboard support UEFI and your PC does not have UEFI support.

  The NVIDIA GTX 660 or 660TI should work on your PC when matched with the right kind of food.

  You can also check with Sapphire recommendation on which of the latest Sapphire graphics cards could run on a PC equipped with a legacy BIOS.  Find out what the return policy is before you buy.

• satellite 2410-603: the graphics card upgrade?

  I have a satellite 2410 603 with a geforce4 420 32 MB card. I want to run games that require directx 9. 0a.
  I seems that my card will not support it. The laptop / card can be upgraded to one that can support 9. 0 or it is part of the motherboard for the laptop and I'm stuck with it?

  Hello

  Sorry I had to say that it is impossible to update a graphics card in a Toshiba laptop.

  A laptop is a very complex machine and there is no space for construction in the slots scalable i.e. I have desktop computers!

  It's ufortunately one disadvantage of a laptop, but instead, you have some advantages like mobility, compactness and so on!

  You could show https://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com (products) If you want to buy a new one! :-)

  Happy new year!

  Tom

• HP Pavilion HPE h8 - 1110t: new graphics card

  OK, to buy a new HP Envy 32.  I want to my care of graphics.  I already upgraded my power to 650.   Updated the BIOS tried a GTX 960 geforec, but it seems to be incomaptable wit of the BIOS.  Any recommendations on a graphics card that will allow me to enjoy my new monitor?

  EVGA - GeForce GTX 960 2GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics.  Bought at Best Buy.  http://www.BestBuy.com/site/EVGA-GeForce-GTX-960-2GB-GDDR5-PCI-Express-3-0-graphics-card-black/4047283.p?ID=1219618220101&skuId=4047283

• HP elite m9520f, the graphics card upgrade

  I recently bought Starcraft 2 and I can not run on anything else but low graphics on this computer. I thought that it would not be a problem, but apparently it is.

  The specifications are:

  Intel (R) Core (TM) 2 CPU Quad Q8300 @ 2.50 GHz

  RAM: 8 GB

  PCI Express x 16 card plug-in

  • Graphics processor / vendor NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GS
  • Video memory 768 MB GDDR2 SDRAM
  • Digital video standard High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI),
    Digital Visual Interface (DVI)

  Copied and pasted the last piece, the computer currently has all original with her.

  Also wondered in how much a graphics card, as I'd like to get one that can easily play newer games. Thank you

  Boondockst, welcome to the forum.

  If you upgrade the video card that will play the most recent game, a power supply (PSU) upgrade needed, also.

  Here is a video card which should meet your needs.  The card is 8.5 "length.  Therefore, it should fit in the space provided.  I love the XFX, ATI cards.  ATI offers software to allow you to adjust the fan speed and overclock the card.  The software is called Catalyst Control Center.  This map requires a minimum of 450W runs correctly.  I like XFX, BFG, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.

  I like the OCZ and Corsair PSU.  These two manufacturers are very good.  Their products will provide a clean and stable power supply for your system.  I always suggest measuring the PSU existing and comparing measures to whichever you choose.  The PSU is the backbone of the computer.  This is not a place to try to reduce costs.

  Please let us know if this solved your problem or not.

• HPE-H8-1120: list for HP Pavilion HPE H8-1120 compatible graphics cards

  Hi there my current system still works well, but I want to upgrade the GPU (currently a Nvidia GeForce GT530) and food with something that will give me a little boost on the side play things without having to drop a lot of money.  The profile for current system here: http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-c03019166

  I like Nvidia cards, but before you do anything, I would like to know what Nvidia cards are compatible with this machine, so I do not buy something that is not compatible with the motherboard. It is a machine under windows 7 (64-bit).

  There are only two or three compatible cards which are a step toward the top of the motherboard, I would also some tips that we could give me the biggest gains.   I guess that the compatible cards will be a few years old may therefore be able to find some deals out there.

  Very much appreciated.

  Hello

  You have only 300watts SMPS without upgrading the SMPS, I think that would be the best GT 630 (Kepler) so it is much better clock memory and more than hearts cuda compared to the 530 GT.

  http://www.GeForce.com/hardware/desktop-GPUs/GeForce-gt-630/specifications

  http://www.GeForce.com/hardware/desktop-GPUs/GeForce-gt-530-OEM/specifications

  If you can upgrade your SMPS to 600 watts or more then is recommend GTX 680 where you will see a huge difference.

  http://www.GeForce.com/hardware/desktop-GPUs/GeForce-GTX-680/specifications

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• Satellite Pro A210 - Can the graphics card upgrade?

  Hi, you can add a newer graphics card to the A210? Thank you.

  I totally agree with Gantz.

  First this question was already asked here in the forum.
  And he did not ask that once so first use the search option to get some hits about your questions.

  Generally parts such as CPU or GPU are not removable or it of very difficult to remove.
  The GPU is mainly set on the motherboard. AFAIK it welded s and you cannot delete it.

  So to cut the story; NO, it is not possible to s.

• HP Pavilion DV7 3110 (VX956EA): A graphics card upgrade

  Hello

  Could someone please advise me if I can improve my graphics card/chip for my laptop, I looked on the website and can only find info on computers mobile radeon?

  My HP is DV7 3110EA, VX956EA #ABU, NVidia GeForce GT 230 M.

  Reason for wanting to update must be able to play Fallout 4

  Thanks for your help/advice

  Phil

  Hi Phil

  Unfortunately the Nvidia gpu is integrated and is not an evolutionary element - this is the case for most computers portable consumer.

  Kind regards

  DP - K