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• HP Pavilion p6709c desktop PC: new Gtx 750ti works only with the P6000

  After the installation of the new card, I'm stuck on the blue HP logo screen with without work duties and eventually a loud beep.

  Here are the steps I've tried currently:

  Swapped the psu of 300w for a compatible with rails needed 12v 430w

  Update the bios to 7.15 (highest possible, although I read it 8 + can be required to work)

  Tried loading after the bios changes: security disabled on PCI 16 - causing a black screen loading of the integrated graphics card unless.

  People with disabilities integrated graphics

  Uninstalled old gt 430 Moose used video card drivers.

  Installed new Nvidia drivers for the 750ti

  Talked to Zotac support, they said that HP has several locks of their boards of Directors that will not allow this works.

  Not sure if I should try to change in order to load legacy/uefi or just give up and send everything back.

  Going to leave this publication until tonight to make a decision.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  The GTX 750TI is supposed to be compatible with a 300W.  The real problem comes from your lack of the UEFI BIOS revision 8, which is not available for your system. It's refreshing having HP slam Zotac!   The MSI 750TI has a UEFI and pass the legacy.  The EVGA GTX660 or GTX670, line 1 (888) 880-3842), is a better card, but you need at least a 600W PSU for flexibility.

• HP Pavilion A14Ld-550 desktop: this office has a replaceable graphics card?

  The HP Pavilion 550 desktop computer - A14Ld has a replaceable graphics card? I often hear on an integrated graphics card, it is the question that I am trading for this model, and it has 4 GB memory graphics dedicated with AMD Radeon R5 graphics card and an AMD A8-6410 processor, 8 GB of memory and a 1 TB of HDD with Windows 8.1. So, is this model with the characteristics I've listed have his replaced graphics card?

  The answer is NO, because the HP is not a 550-A14Ld graphic slot PCIEx16. The actual GPU is anchored in the CPU chip. The concept is a like a laptop computer in a matter of funds. The real PSU (power supply) is really a brick 65W, very similar to a computer laptop power supply. I'm so glad you asked!

• I have a Pavilion Elite m9340f. I want to update my graphics card

  I have a Pavilion Elite m9340f and I was wondering if I could update my graphics card and if so what would be a good choice. Also can I upgrade my power supply?  A friend told me that I could not, because it's a computer brand, but thought I would ask someone with knowledge.  Thank you.

  Message edited by robertwolf on 02/23/2009 14:56

  Robert, here is a link to the "Product information" pages for your computer:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/prodinfoCategory?LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=3740326

  These pages will give you all the specifications of your computer.

  Yes, you can upgrade your video card.  First, you want to make sure that there is enough room for one of the new cards to fit.  You can find this information on the manufacturer's website.  I would say we could use until a 9800GT.  I think the cards are 9 "up to 10.5".  I like XFX, BFG or EVGA cards.  They are geared toward players and are of high quality.  My favorite is XFX.

  Now for your power supply power supply unit (PSU).  It can also be upgraded.  the key is to open the case and measure the existing unit.  To ensure that new fits, it should be very close to the same size.  Most ATX units are pretty close to the same size.  I recommend at least a 600W unit.  This is what I have in my game rig:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817341001

  Again, OCZ is a company that is geared to the players and fans.  They have very reliable products.  I have one in their PSU and memory.

  One last thought, a new video card will generate more heat.  Thus, some cables will be very useful.  Simply run all cables so that they do not restrict the airflow to all components.

  I hope this helps.

• I have a Pavilion dv6 laptop and I want to upgrade the graphics card

  I'm the product: HP Pavilion dv6t - b 6, 00 CTO Quad Edition Entertainment Notebook PC

  Product number: QJ912AV #ABA

  Operating system: Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)

  Graphics factory-installed: Radeon HD 6490 m + Intel(r) HD Graphics Family (but I spend the Intel 3000 drivers)

  My graphics were problems since I got my laptop and I didn't realize what a few months after when I did a check on why my graphics running on low FPS. I called customer service and they could not solved the problem, so I started to do the research and updating my drivers for each of them and switching them too. I have finally fixed them and instead to run Minecraft on 22 FPS, I was there at more than 60 FPS.

  Now, this graphics card is good and all, but there are not adapted to the new games (and I've had this laptop 1 year). What don't get me, is why HP installs some old graphics chips in a new laptop. in any case, I want to see what I can put in the new card. I really want to install and Nvidia 650 m, but I don't know because I don't have any information on my motherboard and it is manufactured by HP. Why I want to improve it is because that 1.) This chip sucks and can't play the games of 2005 and more than 2). He cannot run newer games like I'm a player PC of BF3. I get a strong brand of 28 FPS on BF3-ultimate low quality on this game, he reached sometimes 30 but not much. I want this thing to run as good as my game desktop computer that is custom built, so I really want to know what works with this laptop.

  Please help me to know what works so I'll be better satisfied with HP products.

  -Spencer

  Read this document. This has been implemented by one of the community experts (erico).

  The answer is usually going to be no upgrade that has been done on the graphics card as this is usually soldered to the motherboard and designed to work with specific chipsets. The fact that this example uses the switchable graphics actually still less likely. I'm sorry.

  PC hardware is changing at a rapid pace, so you get a day probably will be obsolete in a few months if not sooner. I personally ordered a laptop and there was already a new model of the series which has a better processor and graphics card to this topic. Alas, I was outside the return period and could not take advantage of the new model.

  This largely depends on the software used, but cell phones are not usually able to achieve the same performance as a desktop game PC. My laptop performs as well as my office during playback of half-life 2, but there is a big difference when I play Crysis. The experience will depend on how the program is written and how the game engine is optimized. It varies from game to game.

• can I replace quadro4000m with nvidia gtx 690 z1 nvidia graphics card hp all-in-one

  All Z1 in a HP workstation

  can I replace nvidia graphics card quadro4000m with nvidia gtx hp 690 z1 all-in-one for better graphics performance?

  Hello

  The 690 NVIDIA is only a 'chimera' at the moment.  We'll see what happens after the rumor launched as of April 28.

  Open the Z1 HP if you have a look at available power connectors and also note the size of the power supply.  The Z800 with 875 watt POWER supply can operate according to the available power connectors.

• Pavilion G6: Error Code 43 after update Intel HD graphics card

  Hello.

  My laptop HP Pavilion G6 consists of cards 2 graphs: 1-Intel HD Graphics Family

  2 Radeon HD 6470 M

  Today, I opened my device manager, and I tried to update my Intel HD Graphics. Finally, there is an update for it, and after it was done, it displays Intel HD Graphics 3000 This is after I restarted my computer.

  After the reboot, my Intel map updated. However, I have re open Device Manager, and I see that the Radeon HD 6470 M has an exclamation mark above. I opened the properties and I see a message saying: Windows has stopped this device because it has reported issues (Code 43). This has happened after that I updated my Intel card.

  I fixed it with the restoration of the system. But can someone tell me why this happened? The Assistant de Support HP r says there is no update available, Device Manager must therefore determine that the card Intel is up to date.

  Any help? Thank you.

  Try here Intel driver update utility:

  http://www.Intel.com/p/en_US/support/detect?IID=dc_iduu

• HP Pavilion Notebook N5P52UA #: need to upgrade to a better graphics card Intel HD 5500 graphics card

  I just downloaded and installed the video editing software, Blackmagic Design "DaVinci Resolve". The first launch this program popped up a warning that my graphics card is unable to be aware of the program.

  Device Manager showd Intel Core i3-5020U at 2.20 GHz and Intel HD Graphics 5500. Is the HD Graphics 5500 graphics card, that the program referred to as? Or is it another graphics card. If it is the graphics card, the called program then what graphics card do I need to manage video of Davinci Resolve installation work?

  And, for a WAG response, (guess wild donkey), I need will need more than 6 GB of RAM for the DaVinci Resolve progtram?

  One of the HP laptops, Gaming should be ideal for video editing software. They are priced at $899 and discrete graphics. Learn about the options available.

  15 Omen, I currently have as a loan of HP product would be a large notebook of video editing.

  Two of these laptops come with 8 GB of memory installed, but you should consider having 16 GB for video editing.

• HP Pavilion p6-2143w: motherboard will not switch to the graphics card: Sapphire Nitro R7 370 4 D5

  Plug
  The APU A6 - 365 graphics AMD Radeon HD 2.60 GHz
  8 GB ram corsair
  B800M Max Bron Lepa PSU
  Windows 7 64-bit Ultimate

  My problem is that the jury is not automatically pass to the Sapphire Nitro R7 4 370 D5 card. All I get is a black screen. I tried to disable graph embedded in the Device Manager with no luck.

  I also tried looking for a bios update, but I couldn't find one that was on the hp Web site.

  Please help I don't want to buy a new motherboard and cpu.

  Hello

  Most graphics cards require BIOS version 8 HP.  BIOS version 8 is listed under Windows 8 for your particular model PC.  While the BIOS version 8 will probably support your new graphics card, you might find yourself stuck that Windows 7 will not work using the UEFI. You can install BIOS and then turn on legacy mode and see if the card works. However, if the card is a single card UEFI well then you are in a situation of 'catch' 22 In this case, you would have the BIOS later and W7 should always work in legacy mode.  Even with this BIOS update running in mode inherited that there could be some risk that W7 will not work.  Once you update the BIOS there is no coming back.

  Another thought.

  There are no Windows Ultimate 10 version if upgrading to W10 (free upgrade) would you put on the professional version W10. I do not know if that would suit your needs. However, if you have a place in the upgrade by using the W10 iso DVD or flash drive then you could extract the W10 license key so that your could do a clean install with legacy mode turned off in the BIOS that puts your PC into UEFI mode.

  You have a few risks to consider.  In addition, HP has not posted the W10 for your PC drivers.

  What would I do?  I'd go for it, but then my wallet could be deeper than yours.

• Pavilion p7-1459: install 2 AMD Radeon HD 7450 graphics cards in my pc

  I have a second chart AMD Radeon HD 7450 card and wonder if it can be installed in my p7-1459 to improve game performance.  If possible, can you direct me also to the installation procedures.

  The answer is 'NO '.  There is no place to insert the card. Here is the motherboardand the map.  The motherboard has only 1 chart PCIEx16 slot and 3 PCIEx1 slots.

  In the example below, the 4-pin ATX plug is marked.  Below that is the plu, followed by 3 of PCIEx1 PCIEx16 slot.

  

• Update graphics card Radeon p7 HD6450 - 1180t Pavilion to GTX 750-Ti

  Hey everybody,

  I'm running a strange problem editing a new video card to this machine.

  ACPI - x 64 based

  -i5 2400

  -AMD Radeon HD 6450

  -6 GB of ram

  After the upgrade to an Asus GTX 750ti (using a 2xSata for power adapter 6 pins), the PC will not boot to the bios and I get a repetition 1 beep long.

  Added a CX430 PSU 6 pin PCI-E and watts (hp was 300 watt) and still nothing.

  Normally, I'm building my own PC for me and friends. I know I don't know everything, but I just have no idea where the trouble shoot from here.

  Maybe the card would be dead? I think at least it can begin in the bios.

  Mobo is PCIx16 v1 and card is PCIe3 but must be backward compatible.

  Thoughts?

  Returned 750 TI and got a Sapphire Radeon HD 6450 flex. the triple control like I wanted and for only 60 compared to 160.

  Not sure that the real cause of the issue. possible problem with IRQ or card dead.

• HP Pavilion 222ur-550 T1H38EA: graphics card update

  Hello!

  I recently bought a HP Pavilion 550 - 222ur and found out that the default graphics card (GeForce GT 730) is less efficient in most of the games. So I want to get a more powerful (thought mini GeForce GTX 750 Ti or Asus GeForce GTX 950). While researching the possibility of upgrade, I discovered that some graphics cards may not work on the PC of HP brand due to a BIOS issue. So the question is: will be mentioned in this workstation graphics cards? And if these cards are compatible, I'll have to get better food, as well, no? Thanks in advance.

  Provide the details of my PC for reference: http://support.hp.com/gb-en/product/HP-Pavilion-550-200-Desktop-PC-series/9259612/model/9764558/docu...

  Rilarn wrote:

  So basically I'm stuck with a PC with very good processor and an outdated graphics card but there is nothing I can do what about it? Or is it? Whatever in, I used just to listen to sales in the shop and do not do my research beforehand. Thank you.

  @Rilarn

  # You can improve it.

  The ASUS GEFORCE® GTX 950 Mini would be a good candidate for the upgrade.  You can use cards PCIe x 16 UEFI based because your PC is post 2012. It doesn't have a legacy BIOS.  You should disable the start safe in the BIOS feature.

  You can update the graphics card and the power supply end up with a decent gaming machine, if that is your goal.

  Be aware that it will not compete with machines that are DIY built by amateurs or games machines made by the best companies of PC.

• 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.

  W1976 wrote:
  

  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.

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• HP pavilion p701415: best graphics card for hp pavilion p7-1415

  Hello, I recently bought a hp pavilion p7-1415, and I want to update the graphics card, so I can use a hdmi cable and play games at the best possible quality for this pc. I want to keep on the cheaper if possible side. Thank you. -Brett

  Hello

  The p7-1415 HP has a BIOS version 8 HP and a 300 Watt power supply.

  Without the power upgrade, the NVIDIA GTX 750 was rated very in some technical magazines PC. Just look for a model that does not require a PCI-E power connector 6 auxiliary pins.  You should be able to run 1920 by 1080 resolution and always get good pace.

• : K8M29EA #A2N: can I upgrade my graphic card HP Pavilion Notebook help please

  Hey.

  HP Pavilion - 17-f105nx (ENERGY STAR)

  Product name: HP Pavilion 17 Notebook PC
  Product number: K8M29EA #A2N

  I want to change my graphics card I can it do or not?

  Help me please

  Hi @cazlo ,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion Notebook f105nx 17 and want to change the graphics card.  It shows me that the integrated graphics card is integrated into the motherboard. Therefore, the only way to be changed, you would have removed and change the motherboard. This is a link to the specifications.

  Sorry, thank you.