Pavilion Slimline S5510y: HP Pavilion Slimline s5510y and replace a video card

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• Pavilion HPE h9-1215: increase the maximum memory AND replace the video card by one who has at least a Display Port

  I want to increase up to 32 GB of system RAM.  This will require Windows 10? I currently have Windows 7 Home Premium.

  This Kingston RAM will work:

  Size of memory 8 GB

  Memory DDR3 SDRAM technology

  1600 MHz memory speed

  Standard DDR3-1600/PC3-12800 memory

  ECC error checking

  The recorded signal processing

  Also, I want to be able to run 2-28 "monitors UHD or almost full resolution.  What graphics card would recommend someone? I understand that the card must have at least a DisplayPort.

  HP initially, as an option, the GeForce 680 GPU GTX. So I guess it should work.

  My system has the processor i7-3770 @ 3.4 GHz

  Thanks for help with any known RAM/cards that work on this system. And extra thanks for suggestions on the question if I need to upgrade to Windows 10 do all work as well as all changes to the Bios can do.

  Big_Dave,

  I want to thank you for all your help and suggestions.  I already bought Windows 7 Pro.

  I've set up CPU - Z.

  I will contact HP sales for upgrades of memory for my system.

  I went to the site of Kingston memory tools.  He suggested that using 4 GB modules since it is probably set up for a maximum of 16 GB with Windows 7 Home Premium.  I need to work on that.

  And what a great suggestion on the graphics card.  It has 2 DisplayPorts!

  You are the best.

  Thanks and I'll let you know how it works.

  Gary

• HP Pavilion DV9700t Ent Notebk: Likely blown video card. Need second opinion

  Hi all

  Well, in case you are wondering how I do...

  Back in December 2013, I clean installed my machine to win 8.1 and aired big.  No problem, he didn't like.

  My computer specs are as follows:

  Purchased in June 2008

  Laptop HP Pavilion DV9700t Ent

  Video: 512MB Nvidia GeForce 8600M GS

  17.0 "WSXGA + BrightView Widescreen

  Processor Intel core duo T9500

  240 GB at 7200 RPM Sata Dul HD 120GB X 2

  4 GB DDR2 Sys Mem (2 dimm)

  SN: [redacted for privacy]

  REF: KL086AV

  My problem now is that I'm sure I did skip the video card.

  Symptoms: I was and use the maching regularly without any problems at all.  No error or anything.

  The only unusual thing is the machine heats up a LOT all around the touch pad and where you rest

  your hand and the center of the machine.  It happened last autumn some time or maybe alitle

  front.  Does not cause any functional problems.

  In any case, I used it for stuff, when the video "flashed on/off voltage approximately 12 times, then gave an error about"

  'unstable video driver', then the 'suspended' for one minute machine to do something, then it crashed and

  turned off.

  When I restart the machine, I see the power light and the lights of the cylinder of the upcoming HD and

  read the disks.  But nothing ever comes to the top on the screen more.  It doesn't matter how long wait.

  I have to overide and turn off and get the same results with several attempts.

  Can not start on disks or even enter into installation mode, because I don't see what is on the screen.

  What happens, is that it seems to get a 'very' small almost imperceptible glow on the screen, so I'm

  assuming that the video portion food is ok.  Simply nothing showing on the video.

  I tried plugging my HDMI cable to my tv and try starting this way, but it does not work either.  I think there

  to be started later in the goal for this part work.

  Similarly, I thought to connect an external monitor to the "vga" (so im saying that he rectified) port, but I think that

  You must configure in Setup? (not really sure)

  To make a long story short, I can't see any video.

  I didn't know if the video card was onboard or not with the motherboard (I bet it is), then I tried to

  carefully take it apart.  I didn't want to break it, so I'm not in the distance with her.

  The machine is guaranteed anyway so no matter if I try.

  I had a computer outside technician come and try to watch too, and they had no more than I did.  Except

  they were able to get it out more than me and they do not seem to confirm that video is "embedded."

  There are.

  I have been using win 8.1 fine for 6 months, he loved, and now my video card fried.  That's ok.

  My machine is less than 6 years old and out of warranty.

  I wonder if there is a problem on board, if anyone has an idea of what it would cost if I send back to HP to look at, or what are the usual scenarios in this case.

  I think that the replacement of the motherboard will cost several hundred dollars and since the machine is now older, it may be better spent on a more recent machine.

  I am looking for a second opinion here now.

  Thanks in advance,

  Hi davisj-oaktree welcome on the HP Forums. I understand you want to get advice on your damaged computer. It doesn't sound like you experience hardware failure. Your best bet is to contact the phone holder for repair options:
  
  In North America, dial 800-474-6836 outside of North America to find your number of support here
  HP technical support

• Impossible to replace the video card - Pavilion Elite Pro 410 t

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite Pro 410t with an ATI Radeon to 2 GB video card (I think a 5770 or 5570). I'll call this map.

  About 2 weeks ago it started making a noise annoying (sounded like a fan problem).

  I have a spare, older, working NVidia card fanless (calling card B) and I swapped it in using the method indicated in the guide of the user/service.

  When I turn on the Pavilion, it gives 3 beeps and there is no display, so I think that it does not recognize the video card.

  I put the card back in and it works fine, except that the fan sounds bad and I'm not confident, it will last much longer.

  I put the B card in another PC (home built) and it works fine.

  I tried card B in the Pavilion, making sure it was well set and I get always three beeps.

  I even went in the Pavilion BIOS settings to see if there was an option. There is no setting to choose the video card, but there only PCI-E option. Since I'm still just on the PCI-E slot, I left it alone.

  So I have a work card (B), but it won't work in the Pavilion for a reason any. Has anyone seen this?

  If it's a compatibility issue, is there a specific list of cards that works with my system? Do I have to buy the replacement of HP only? HP offers even replacements of video card for sale?

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Yes, okay.
  If you compare the PSU of the HP and the other PC (home built) - are there differences?
  Maybe you need more powerful or more efficient power supply?

  If you try the other power supply in your HP...?

  C.

• How to set up and use two video cards at the same time.

  I have HP Pavilion a6150d desktop under Windows XP SP3 PC. My goal is to be able to use the integrated video card and GeForce 220 video card I just buy at the same time.

  The integrated video card and GeForce video card (connected to the PCI-E) are installed and usable, but the problem is that I think that my computer cannot detect a video at a time card, so I can't use 2 monitors at the same time.  The video only card detects my computer is what I chose as a primer in the BIOS. When you go to the Device Manager display adaptors I can only find an available video card and that's regardless of Setup as primary in the BIOS.

  My GeForce 220 have VGA, DVI and HDMI display connectors, but I don't have that VGA cables. So my only option at the moment is to use my video card GeForce with band single VGA connector and integrated everyone to use my two monitors.

  I hope someone can help me without spending more money...

  "You're not going to be able to use the graphics card integrated Intel and PCIe x 16 graphics card at the same time."

  Thanks Frank, this already answered my question, you help me already by saving my time searching for the fix (since there is NO solution), although it won't save my money I like always your quick response and your support. My monitor is HPw1907 with a DVI connector, so I'll just buy a DVI cable. My other monitor LCD SHARP that have a HDMI and VGA connector so I'll just use the VGA cable in this one.

  So I guess that my simple goal is not achievable using HP Pavilion a6150d. I love HP more than Dell, but it's doable in Dell, so I hope that HP will have way on how to make this thing work in the future.

• Replace the video card and audio lost

  I have a HP m7350n desktop under WinXP SP2

  The plug: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00585745

  I replaced the video card (original) with a Gigabyte GT 440

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814125366

  The new vid card also demanded a new power supply, so I replaced the original power supply with a Cooler Master GX 450

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817171060

  When I restarted the computer, I noticed that I had more sound. Not sure if it was important, but even after that I downloaded the latest drivers for the new video card, there is still no sound.

  In the status bar system (or what is called the lower right view), I have more small icons for audio that I used to see.

  If I run dxdiag and click on the "Sound" tab, everything is white with the error 'no sound card found.  If one must, you must install a sound driver provided by the hardware manufacturer. »

  The audio jacks are NOT part of either the old or new video card, so I think that the new video card should not cause this.

  Could I have missed feed somewhere during the exchange of food? If I remember, I have provided to:

  -2 CD/DVD drives

  -The expansion slot empty

  -The hard drive

  -A long connection on the motherboard (it was like 12 x 2 pins)

  -A small connection square to motherboard (2 x 2-pin)

  Any suggestions on what I can is dead wrong, or what I need to check? I am a novice at this stuff, so it could very well be something stupid.

  Also, I suppose, it does not matter, but I also added memory 2x1GB sticks in the empty slots (who does not see the PC, but that's a separate post)

  Thanks for the pointers

  Hello:

  I see an HDMI port on the map output...

  Why what happened?  The answer is that your video card has HDMI that requires a separate HDMI audio chip on the video card. So yes, your videocard DID cause it happens because the PC has picked up map video, disabled the car video (if you have an onboard video) and also disabled the audio system integrated, take on it for audio HDMI on the video card.

  The solution is simple, but almost no one knows about it, so I wouldn't say it's something stupid...

  Go into your BIOS. Looking for an embedded audio setting. It will be either disabled or Auto. Change the setting on " Enabled".  Save the setting here where you made the change, and again when you exit the BIOS.

  When the PC restarts your integrated sound card needs to be restored, and you will also have the use of your audio HDMI when you plug an HDMI cable to your TV.

  Paul

• I am trying to play call of duty world at war, and he said video card or driver doesn't support UBYTE4N vertex data.

  I asked a bunch of people and they said to update. It saids

  Getting Direct3D 9 interface...
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  Vertex shader version is 0.0
  Video card or driver does not accelerate the transformation and lighting.
  Video card or driver doesn't support UBYTE4N vertex data.

  Error during initialization:
  Video card or driver doesn't support UBYTE4N vertex data.

  Hi Jbrown_98,

  You can download and install the latest chipset and graphics drivers for Windows Vista and check if this solves the problem.

  Here is the link to the Intel Web site to download the drivers:

  http://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng

  See the links below for more details on the update of drivers:

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

   

  Update drivers: recommended links

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-drivers-recommended-links

  Let us know if it helps.

• G7-1365dx Pavilion: Battery Recall and replacement program (c05166036)

  Has received a critical Customer Advisory - June 7, 2016 E-mail from HP Support alerts.  Is email refers to a dangerous battery problem and suggests that there is a voluntary recall of these batteries.  However, when I try to follow the link, or search for one keyword in the email, anything equal or can be found on the HP website.  Please send the correct link for me or explain what is happening so that I can check my battery for safety.  Thank you

  This is the alert correct with the link below the title:

  Commercial and consumer, HP laptops - Battery Recall and replacement program (c05166036)

  http://click.EmailInfo.HP.com/?QS=3b63cd364274bd451425078ebcf03892671d619fe862d8b13a42a9dd40816b35a9...

  Products: Laptops and hybrids

  Description: In collaboration with various regulatory agencies Government, HP announced a reminder of voluntary safety around the world and the replacement program for certain laptop batteries. Affected batteries were shipped with HP, Compaq, HP ProBook, HP ENVY, Compaq Presario and HP Pavilion Notebook computers sold worldwide in March 2013 to August 2015, or were sold as accessories or spare parts or provided as replacement through Support HP.

  It works now,

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• HP Pavilion Elite e9120y desktop PC and compatibility with video cards

  Hello

  I hope someone can help me: I tried to find the answer to this question, but can't seem to nail a definitive answer.

  I need to update my video card as soon as possible and I need to know if the mother of desktop PC HP Pavilion Elite e9120y (plug herehttp://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c0174290) supports a Sapphire 1 GB Radeon HD 5670 video card

  I know I have to upgrade my power supply at least 400W

  I'd appreciate any help

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• HP pavilion h8-1020: Hp pavilion h8-1020 and a new graphics card

  Have this model, but it was time to upgrade the video card. I thought that the i7 was good enough for the average games and had an old nvidia 650 (I think) and the computer has a large. But I recently bought a gtx 970 and a new power supply and the computer will not cross connection motherboard screen... The old switch card in all works fine and I get a little upset about the whole... Any ideas?
  
  PS I also tried my ti son nvidia 750 and it will still not exceed the load from the motherboard to the screen

  @Scottperkins, welcome to the forum.

  The problem you are experiencing is caused by the fact that the GTX 970 requires UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard/Legacy BIOS.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  The BIOS may not be upgraded in the UEFI.  The last cards only not for UEFI were the GTX 660/670.

  750Ti GTX requires UEFI, also.

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

• HP Pavilion 2341sl g6: Pentecost problem drivers video card

  Good evening
  I have windows 7 ultimate, and I formatted the pc just so that I had to reinstall all drivers.
  But I have a problem: I can't find the correct driver for my graphics "AMD Radeon HD 7600 m Series. If I go into Device Manager, I see that the video card, there is a warning message that says: "the device has reported a problem and is no longer supported. (Code 43). "I have a HP Pavilion 2341sl g6.
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  Go to Device Manager.

  Click to expand the category graphics cards.

  If the driver is correctly installed, you will see both

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• Replace the video card on Slimline s3720f...

  Okay, so I have a HP Slimline s3720f desktop PC.
  It came with nVidia GeForce 7100/nForce 630i.
  And I HATE this graphics card! Only about 100 MB! Very disappointed because Grand Theft Auto IV is unplayable.
  I need to know if I can even replace this stupid thing.
  The back of the computer seems drunk enough, everything is all one piece...
  Here's a picture: http://www.pacificgeek.com/largeimage.asp?productimages/xl/FQ567AAR.jpg
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  Knows what it is compatible?
  Also, I know it of stupid, but... is this as plug-and-play? Or what I need to do wise software? I don't want to replace it and then not have display nothing on my screen.

  Here are some video cards, that I have interest:
  http://www.Amazon.com/exec/Obidos/ASIN/B002RL8IA4/ref=Nosim/7240466-rg2304-00-20
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  Please see your other post under the material.

• HP Pavilion a1640n: install a new nVidia video card

  I just bought a GeForce 9400 GT from nVidia video card to upgrade my HP Pavilion a1640n running Windows XP SP3.  The a1640n has integrated the video and says nVidia user guides: "If your motherboard has integrated video card integrated, you may need to disable first, please contact your system or motherboard manufacturer."

  My questions: do I have to first disable the integrated graphics subsystem?  If so, how?  Are there jumpers on the motherboard or the I disable in BIOS or in Windows Device Manager or...?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello:

  There is no video settings to change in the BIOS normally on the HP PC. There are no riders to pass.

  What you want to do is to first uninstall the drivers of your graphics integrated in the Device Manager. Just right click on the match video and select uninstall.

  Do not restart the computer. Instead, stop it and install your new video card. Re-turn on your PC. Your new video card should be detected automatically and your integrated graphics should be disabled automatically.

  Don't forget to move your video cable on the new map.

  If you purchased a card with HDMI output, your integrated sound card will probably disabled in favor of audio HD integrated on the video card.

  Don't worry there. Go into your BIOS if your sound is turned off and change your audio settings embedded auto to "Enabled". Save the setting it by hitting the F10 key and there still when you go out.

  Your integrated sound card should be back, and you'll also audio HDMI when you need.

  Paul

• Pavilion 500-281: a GeForce 6200 video card will fit in a 500-281 Pavilion I just bought?

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• HP Pavilion 15-ak085na 15.6 ": what video card is in this laptop?

  I saw this laptop but without going to the store, I see not what video card it, seems that he remained off the coast the details of the product. I searched HP and did a general search on the internet and no results return - well on HP they do, but it seems to refer to a very old item. The question I am interested in shows that it contains an i7 gen 6

  Hello

  The links below shows its specifications:

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  There: Intel® HD Graphics 530 which goes hand in hand with the processor.

  Kind regards.