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• 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 HPE h8 - 1380t: video card upgrade for Pavilion HPE h8 - 1380t

  Hi all

  I recently bought a map GTX1060 (from a MSI GeForce GT640) 4 year old GPU from nVidia in line in order to improve the capacity of my machine so that I would be able to play Fallout 4 and 3 Witcher (both put my poor old GT640 kneeling - even on lower resolution settings).  It is part of the case and the powers that be (Yes, I plug in the connector 6-pin PSU) and 600W POWER supply is adequate for the task, but I'm starting to think that I probably have a motherboard compatibility issue.

  When I install the card and turn on the PC, it hangs at the splash screen of installation (a common problem from what I've already read on these forums) and that it goes no further (keyboard and mouse do not respond at this time here).  I contacted the nVidia support, and they suggested some changes to the BIOS (disable Secure Boot, activate the Legacy/MSC Mode and switching between legacy and UEFI BIOS selection Mode), but when I access the HP configuration utility (F10 on boot to top with GT640 card installed), these options are not put at my disposal.

  Is it possible for me to access the BIOS settings that nVidia has indicated I should be adjusted?

  This GPU card simply is not at all compatible with my motherboard?

  System Specs:

  HP model number: B4J28AV #ABA (Pavilion HPE h8 - 1380t)

  Motherboard: Pegatron 2ACE(Socket 0); 1.08; Intel Sandy Bridge-E Rev. 07; Intel Southbridge X 79 Rev 05

  BIOS: FRIEND 7.15

  CPU: Intel Core i7 3930 K (3.2 GHz)

  OS: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, SP1

  Current GPU: MSI GeForce GT640; Driver 10.18.13.6881

  If the GTX1060 is not compatible, which is the highest card GPU nVidia performance that can be used with this motherboard (given the limitation of power supply 600W)?

  Is there another motherboard for this machine which would be compatible with my existing CPU and the GTX1060?

  Thanks for your help...

  Hello

  The h8 1380t has a Pegatron motherboard 'Pittsburgh '.

  You could try to find a future revision of this motherboard. I'm also a 810-150se with a map of the 'Pittsburgh2' system that has UEFI. I use a card Nvidia GTX EVGA FTW 970 with excellent results.

  You will need to check that the Review Board would fit in your frame.

  The other options are:

  1.new want to expedition with Win 7 Pro, or

  2 falcon Northwest.

  In a map of the main current system the permutation of Asus, Gigabyte or Asrock is difficult at best. You have to change other components such as the processor, heat sink, fan and the memory. You can probably buy an OEM of Windows 7 Pro version.

  It becomes quite expensive when you do the math on all of the changes you will have to do. There is no guarantee that you can find a map of the main current system having the correct spacers for your chassis h8 - 1380t.

  Avoid a Skylake processor if you can unless you don't mind jumping through a few extra hoops to install Win 7.

  Please consult this article and go here for the workaround resolved the problem installing win 7.

  Jay

• 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.

• Pavilion a6200n: Pavilion a6200n video card upgrade

  I have a Pavilion a6200n that I'm fixing to the top for my son. I want to upgrade the video card to something like that

  "EVGA GeForce 210 Passive 1024 MB DDR3 PCI Express DVI/HDMI/VGA USB2.0 graphic card"

  I know that I need to upgrade the PSU also, but this card would work with the system?

  Tanks for your advice.

  Uroboros1200, welcome to the forum.

  I think that the card should work without any problems.  However, because it requires only 300W to work correctly, I suggest buying the card and try it with the current power supply (PSU).  The worst that will happen is that the system does not start.  When you do that, you replace the power supply.  The manufacturers recommend more power need to protect themselves.

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• 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.

• Pavilion g6 2303su: update video card?

  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

  Hello:

  There is no graphics removable/replaceable/extendable 'cards' in your noteobook.

  (GPU) graphics cards, are chips that are welded and their circuit integrated on the motherboard.

  The only way to update the graph on your laptop would be to replace the motherboard.

  But as the graphical installation program has your laptop is the best that HP offered for this model, there is no motherboards available with better graphics.

• Pavilion 6654: 6654 update video card/power HP

  I'm interested in upgrading my video card for an ATI Radeon HD 4200 to a course "EVGA GeForce GTX 960 SuperSC ACX 2.0 + 2 GB memory GDDR5 128 bit PCI-E 3.0 Dual-Link DVI - I, 3 x DP, SLI, HDMI and HDCP, G-SYNC ready graphics 02G - P4 - 2966 - KR.  This graphics card will suit for my cpu and will work properly with the motherboard?

  I'll add 4additional giggabites to increase the total memory (RAM) to 8 GB so connected.

  And besides, I will buy a 400W power supply.

  Will this work for my current 6654 Pavilion?

  Thank you!

  mackgeary88 wrote:
  

  Thanks for the quick response. My computer is...   HP Pavilion p6654y desktop PC.

  You are welcome!  Thank you for the additional information.

  As I suspected, your computer has a standard BIOS.  This means that you can buy an older video card.  I love EVGA products.  I suggest to find a card you like and contact Tech Support from the manufacturer (Technical Support EVGA 1-888-880-3842) in order to ensure that it will work on your computer.  It is the best way I found to do not have to make a return.  The last card done EVGA used a standard BIOS was their 640 GT.  Some of them have a update for the VBIOS that allows them to run with a standard BIOS.

  Now for the power supply (PSU).  I love Corsair products.  I normally recommend at least 500W.  This allows for future updates.  A modular power supply is good for smaller cases.  Simply use the required cables, allowing a better air circulation.  You must measure the existing PSU and compare the measurements to the one you choose.  All connectors must be compatible.

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

• Pavilion 500-339: update video card for a 500-339 Pavilion

  I have a HP Pavilion 500-339. AMD A10, processor 3.5 GHz quad-core with 8 GB of RAM, running windows 8.1, 64-bit. It came with a Radeon R7 240 video card. I know that physical space is limited inside the computer case, but what could I upgrade to that would fit? While not the biggest PC-gamer out there, I do not play a bit and I would like the best features. Thank you!

  Hello

  Without replacing the power supply, the NVIDIA GTX 750 TI would be an excellent choice. Choose a model that does not require a 6-pin auxiliary power connector.  Open your Pc and do some measures so that you know for sure that the GTX model 750 will be fit. Most should adapt to certain expectations.  Know what the return policy is before you buy.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• Pavilion p6210f choosing a video card

  Pavilion p6210f, 64 bit, windows 7, 300 watt power supply, nvidia 9100 graphics card, 6 GB memory.  I, m lookig to upgrade the video card integrated nvidia 9100. will be the Geforce GT 430 (Fermi) 1-bit 128 GB ddr3 works on this motherboard (purple) or is there a better choice?     Thanks, Redscout

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• Pavilion 500-339: update video card for a 500-339 Pavilion... room with Ram?

  I posted a message here a few days ago because I wanted to find a possible upgrade for my graphics card. I have a Pavilion 500-339, 3.5 GHz with 8g of RAM. The video card is a Radeo R7 240 and I want to upgrade. Big_Dave said (thanks for that!) but I am facing another problem. The motherboard is good, but compact and I fear that new video card (because it is longer) pretty much sitting on top the RAM (if it fits in all). I know that my computer is not a "PC game", but would that be a problem? One more time card would still hold? What choices do I have? Thank you

  Hello

  Aries won't present a problem of heat for the graphics card.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• Pavilion DV5 1126em: update video card

  Hi people!

  I have a HP Pavilion DV5 1126em and I really want to upgrade the video card (Nvidia Geforce 9200 M GS)! Is this possible? (Sorry for my bad English)

  No sorry it is welded in th emotherboard and cannot be removed, updated or replaced.

• Video card upgraded to Pwr power needs

  I recently bought the Pavilion a6857c desktop computer. Found out later that the onboard video Intel G33/G31 Express Chipset does not satisfy my video needs. I bought GTX 285 Nvidia card would be improper because of the location of the SATA cards. They are in the way. SATA 0-5 and 0 and 1 are used by DVD and HD right where'd the vid card. Exchanged for the XFX NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT and found I need new pwr supply. I never did an upgrade of the pwr supply.  Duo Quad Intel running. What are the limits of the motherboard Asus IPIBL-LB Benicia-GL8E? Power current pwr has 4 pwr pin cables, not pin 6 required.

  Any suggestions or links would be appreciated

  The motherboard is not really the problem. You could improve the food, but probably don't really need. For a 6 pins for the video card, you can simply get a molex (power to drive hard white ide) to the adapter card video pci-e 6 pin. Here's a web page showing one of England, but it gives the idea:

  Adapter

  If you want to get a new power supply, it is a simple upgrade; usually 4 screws hold the power supply to the case and you just remove the screws, drop the power supply, disconnect the connections, replace with new PSU connectors (one by one so everything's in the right place) and bolt the new one in place.

  You can spend silly money for a power supply, but the best is to go to newegg.com and do some comparison shopping. Personally, I like Antec power supplies but it is a matter of taste, really. ANTECs are widely sold in the same office business as Staples. A power 500 w is probably all that you really need to and more or less no matter what else you buy directly in a box will have all the connectors you need.

  Power supply