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• Just bought h8xt HPE and want to know if they would hold: H70 Core, GeForce GTX 460 and X 650 Gold

  Just buy h8xt HPE (http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11771214&search=hpe&Mo=5&cm_re=1_en-_-Top_Left_Nav-...)

  and I was wondering if these components will fit and if they can recommend something similar.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814130653

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139027

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/ProductList.aspx?submit=Ene&DEPA=0&order=BESTMATCH&N=100006662&isNodeI...

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Yes, he has the HD4000 because it's an Intel i7-3770.  Excellent processor.  It could be the next choice for me.

• Question of HPE-180 t upgrade video card/PSU

  I have never updated a video card or a power supply before and am a little worried about this procedure. I have a HPE-180 t and I want to spend the GT 220 GPUS to a GTX 560 Ti.

  The thing is that when I open the case, I don't know if there is enough space. I read that the 560 Ti is a large map and takes about 2 connectors on the motherboard. The GT 220 that I look pretty tight on one side, and it is not as big as the 560. Someone has it already done this before update? I don't know if the case of the size vary between models of HP Office.

  For food, I get this one:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139028

  Same issue - anyone done this upgrade successfully on a HPE-180 t? If this isn't the case, I have problems with it?

  Other problems, I'd be worried?

  Thank you!

  qr88 wrote:

  Great, thank you for taking the time to answer.  You are welcome!  I'm happy to help you.

  I was just wondering, how did you choose this particular video card? It seems that there is a lot of variety of different manufacturers.  Over the years, I have spent many hours on the forums of enthusiasts/player/overclocking.  From this experience, I came to love graphics cards XFX, BFG, EVGA, Sapphire and PNY in that order.  They are the manufacturers who make very good products and offer good customer Service.  Also, when you pick up any product, I read as many customers as possible.  They give you the straight scoop without any exaggeration of the manufacturer.  Other customers the better.  When I see a product that has more than 200 customers and is rated 4 stars or higher, I won't hesitate to buy it.  Some comments may be pros, but the majority are people like you and me.  I hope that explains my choice.

  Also, I noticed that the product dimensions are 9 "x 4,38", which I suppose is just length x width. The "depth" (or width when looking from the rear which is held vertically) is not listed, so that usually not a problem (i.e. it will not conflict with what anyone on either side)?  If the card fits in length and the width and height of the map is not as critical.  Most cases will be enough space.  The length is more critical, however.  I would stay 9 "or less.  Normally, this ensures that the card will fit in the case of medium-sized and allowing good air flow.  A card will be a full case.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.  I'm always happy to help someone to learn about the components of the computer.

• Questions of additional storage on a Pailion HPE

  I have a Pavilion HPE which was called a H8XT when I ordered it. The body contains a name of model H8 - 1260t.  It has a 160 GB SSD and an additional 1 TB drive. The 1 TB is no longer enough which brings me 2 questions

  If I add a third food drive will be enough? If there is doubt, I can just switch that which exists to a greater.

  How will I know if I use a Sata III player?  (At speeds Sata III?)

  I'm almost hoping that I can not. I'm not all that comfortable working under the hood, so I can't take advantage of Sata III I'll probably just replace the old disk to a bigger and in this way I can reuse the existing cable and I don't even have to mess with the end of the motherboard.  Probably looks like nothing to you guys, but I will breath much easier than messing around with one of the ends.

  Hello

  Your PC is configured for three hard disks.  Review the specifications for your PC.

  It should not be a power problem by adding a third hard drive unless maybe you add a hard drive of 10K or 15K rpm.  Hard drive SATA III 7200 RPM type will work without causing feeding problems.

  A SATA III or SATA III hard drive will work on your PC. However, the motherboard has only two SATA III ports. See the image below.

  

  You can choose which devices (SSD more one HD for use with SATA III) you want to have the speed of SATA III connections.  Hard disk type SATA III 7200 RPM compared to a hard disk SATA II 7200 RPM is only going to be 10% or so faster due to the speed of data transfer detach support for rotation.

  These HP How-to - articlesshould be useful.  You will need a data cable SATA with the new hard drive. You should be able to locate a replacement power supply connector near the existing hard drives.

• HPE h9 - 1110t Phoenix CTO: Questions about change of graphics card

  Hello, my computer is a HP Pavilion HPE h9 - 1110t Phoenix CTO desktop PC. I think it's time to replace the graphics card, it's come up with, the GeForce GT 545. Lately my performance in games such as Star Wars The Old Republic has considerably decreased in FPS and it stutters terribly while he was playing even on the smaller settings. The fan is really loud when the games. And in the past two months, I got two random reboots, which gave rise to a video as material error being the cause. The fan blades have a lot of dust between the two, but they are so small and placed together, I can't clean it good.
  
  I have an EVGA GeForce GT 640 to replace. But I have a few questions first. This card is compatible with my motherboard, right? Second, before installing it, should I uninstall the drivers I have right now for my 545? If so, I then stop and put the new? And after that I put in, the resolution will be all twisted up until I have install new drivers? And should I install the drivers from the NVIDIA site, right and forget the CD?
  
  Also, I have a 600w PSU, fake? That's what the specs say on HP for my computer, so it's going to be enough to have the right to TG 640?
  
  And then, about my diet, I want to get dust inside of it, but I won't come out or open or other. I saw on the site of HP I can take a vacuum and suck the dirt out of the outside vent. Can I do this without damaging it? I have a vacuum in my garage from Sears, I got that I use to clean my car, which would be allowed to use on the outside vent?
  
  Thank you for the answers!

  GT545 (75W) and 640 (65W) are only 10W difference.

  Uninstall via the Device Manager.  I always liked create a new installation with the latest software and driver CD. If you wish, use the old CD. That will be established. It will update.  If you use a shop vacuum, keep the nozzle in contact with the metal frame. I like the nozzle between 2 fingers from the cradle.

• Question upgrade memory for HPE h8 - 1360t

  A month ago, I bought an I7-3770 HPE h8 - 1360 t which had 8 G of memory installed.

  The product is described here:

  http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.aspx?SKU=067371

  It has Windows 7 professional 64-Bit.   Up here, no change in hardware or software.

  My question is, what is the maximum memory that can be installed.

  According to the page specification of motherboard, 'Supports 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB and 8 GB DIMM' - 'supports up to 32 GB on 64 bit systems.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03132942

  But according to the upgrade and maintenance Guide, "16.0 GB" memory installable using 4 GB Modules

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us&DLC=en&docName=c03132942&LC=en&product=52616...

  The models listed in the upgrade and maintenance guide is not the exact model, but it seems that the same thing.   And of course the motherboard, IPMMB-FM, looks like the correct motherboard.

  So who is the maximum memory that can take this machine?  If it is only 16 GB, then the motherboard specification page is incorrect?  And if the motherboard page is correct and that the machine however is limited to 16 GB, which is to limit the maximum memory, if this is not the motherboard?

  Hello

  IPMMB-FM (Formosa) in your PC motherboard supports 32 GB.

  I suspect that the documentation has been published before HP started offering 8 GB DIMM desktop PC.

  The part of the similar model PC using the same motherboard can be configured up to 32 GB with 8 GB DIMMs.

• Pavilion HPE h8xt power supply concern

  I'm considering buying a new HPE h8xt, specifically this one.  I also want to add a 120 GB SSD and I fear the standard 300W power supply will not be sufficient.  I know an SSD does not a lot of power but the computer seems already sorely in motorized with 16 GB of RAM, Blu - Ray, 1 GB DDR3 1 TB HDD and AMD Radeon HD 7570.

  Can you make a recommendation? I talked to HP support and they said that was enough, but I find that hard to believe.  I don't want food dying on me after 6 months because it is more work. Also, it would void the warranty on the power supply if I add an SSD?  I can see HP being a pain on this one.

  Hello

  Great choice for an upgrade of the power supply with the Corsair CX500. Yes it fits the case and it has lots of power for larger video cards if you decide to upgrade to a video card more great.

  For the same price, you might want to consider this SSD 830 of Samsung. It has a high rating in a couple of recent magazine articles.  The OCZ Vertex III who I use were noted in magazines of same last year.  I have no opinion on the Kingston SSD.  Revise the rates of I/O that choose your SSD. All three appear to be close.

  What would I do? I'm pretty handy to autour material exchange and migration of images.

• Support for VMWare VT on HP Pavilion HPE h8xt

  I just bought a new HP Pavilion HPE h8xt and want to use VMware player to create a virtual using Windows 7 64-bit computer.  When I tried to do, VMware has informed me that I had to enable VT in the BIOS.  I restarted the machine and press F1 and F10 and have a 2.10.1206 interface of American Megatrends, who informed me that THE system BIOS has been CHG_705.ROM v7.05.  Anyway, I can't find any associated BIOS Setup option.

  The processor is an i7 2600, which is quite common.  This processor supports VT?  I just need to load a new BIOS?

  Thanks for any help!

  Hi Trailway,

  You should be able to boot into the bios and look for VT usually, it is disabled by default. You might find that it listed on the tab of the System Configuration.

  Run this program.    Test for 64-bit hardware  She say on the hardware virtualization?  Yes or no?

  Another test would be to download and use PC Wizard. Click processor under the hardware then scroll to virtualization. It should indicate Yes and if it is enabled or disabled.

  What is the number of exact product for your PC?

  I do not have the Intel i7 - 2600 k but my bios is different from the bios of your PC.

• Question about 'tailor-made' series HP Pavilion Elite HPE-300z with 1 GB ATI Radeon 5770

  First of all, hi. Sorry if this is in the wrong place.

  I have a question regarding the "Customize & buy" setting for the HP Pavilion Elite HPE-300z series.

  I go to 'customize' this computer and then to buy it:
  http://www.shopping.HP.com/webapp/shopping/computer_can_series.do?StoreName=computer_store&category=...

  In the process of personalization, to the choice of graphics card, I chose 1 GB ATI Radeon HD 5770 [dual-link DVI, HDMI, DP, VGA adapter]

  The ATI Radeon HD 5770 requires a power supply with a 450W, right?
  Well, while I was looking for in the specifications of this computer, I saw that the POWER unit is 300W...

  Now, here's my question...

  Modernize the power supply for the card works properly or I have to replace it myself when I get to the computer?

  HP has been known for graphics cards special at times that are tuned out. This power supply should be more centered around the amperage on the bus + 12 volts.  I saw some power supplies to 300 watts with an amp 19 to note on the bus + 12 volts.

  I'd feel better if HP mounted the 5770 with a supply of 460 watt with 24 amps on the bus + 12 volts.

  Call sales and find out for sure.

  Not all video cards and power supplies are created equal.

• HP Pavilion HPE h8 - 1380t CTO: compatibility problems, ask questions about knitting-by-turn or possible motherboard replacement.

  I recently baught an EVGA GTX 1060, as this 630 became quite long in the tooth and I thought that I would try to future proof myself a little as the rest of my components seem to be working very well.  However, I can't get the map to work correctly on this particular computer.  Oddly enough, I can get past that screen startup finally after several short beeps and let it sit, but it takes fowever to reach the office and clearly is not executed properly that the resolution is wobbly and software from Nvidia cannot even detect the card.  I guess I had got this far because of the onboard graphics of some sort, but AFAIK this motherboard which lacks.

  I know that the card works fine as I tested it in my other Tower, so I struggled to find a solution.  So far, it seems that the problem is most likely the motherboard, as HP does not have a new BIOS for it since the beginning of 2013 (which I did go ahead and install it).  If true, I find myself with either two options, it seems that the ditch system, entirely or find a motherboard that works with all my old components.  I'd rather not have to empty this workaholic, when all other parts work great, if it is not a work around I would like to know if there are motherboards I could pass that would work with the rest of my components.  Normally I would not bother with even apply for, but I hear a lot of chatter on HP PCs pre-constructed having compatibility problems.

  I bought this computer there is in the case of four years that I would be able to update as I do with any other PC, but I didn't know at the time that HP has a tendency to not update the BIOS settings for anything beyond a year which I admit is incredibly frustrating.  What is done is done however, and I want to make this work without having to clear the entire system.

  Desktop HP Pavilion HPE h8 - 1380t CTO

  Model #: B4J28AV
  Serial number: 2MD2290502

  Motherboard: 2ACE "Pittsburgh" Pegatron Corporation

  Processor: Intel Core i7 3820 3,60 GHz 'Sandy Bridge - E.

  RAM: 10 GB of DDR3 memory

  GPU (stock): Nvidia GeForce GT 630 (this is replaced by the EVGA GTX 1060)

  @Faver, welcome to the forum.

  Your problem is the BIOS.  However, it is because the 1060 GTX 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.

  MSI made cards with a switch that can be used with a Legacy BIOS or UEFI.  If you decide to go this way, you must contact their Technical Support to help them choose the best card for your system.

  The upgrade of the motherboard can be a problem.  HP has taken advice their specifications.  Therefore, they are not necessarily the same as the commercial versions.  Please make sure that the holes in the motherboard matches the accessory in the case.  In addition, some members have had problems with the connectors in the connections case before, for example, the power button.

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

• Simple Question - thinking of buying the new video card - HPE Pavillion H8 1020-

  I think to buy an AMD Radeon R7 x 260, is my PC (HPE Pavillion H8-1020) compatible with this card? I'll be able to simply switch to him?

  Hello

  Some variants of the R7 AMD x 260 can run and others may not work. Contact Sapphire and investigate who have need for a model no UEFI that supports of four monitors (by you in other post).  You will also need a 500 Watt power supply.

• Models of h8xt HP Pavilion HPE supported UEFI?

  There is an old request pertaining to this matter that was never definitively answered. Nobody knows, from this date, if these models are now using uefi? Thanks a lot for your help. take care-

  Here are the specifications and configurable options for the desktop HP Pavilion HPE h8 - 1360 t CTO.

  Here are the specs for the h8 - 1360t desktop computer HP card mother IPMMB-FM (Formosa).

  Here is the parameters of the BIOS for the card mother IPMMB-FM (Formosa), stating that "the Formosa motherboard uses BIOS FRIEND version 7 compatible with UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface)."

• Test Code Question SMART diagnosis HPE 150 t PC with Windows 7 64 bit

  HPE 150 t PC Windows 7 64 bit

  The SMART monthly test States: WARNING: for an indefinite period. State Smart information indicate the status code 297Ch. Does anyone know what this means?

  "Inderterminate" status means that the utility could not perform the test. correctly. It is most likely a software problem and is not a problem with your system.

• Hp pavilion elite hpe-570f system recovery question

  I'm having all sorts of problems trying to do a reinstall my hp pavilion elite hpe-570f system. I'm trying to use the recovery partition. I can get to options and don't start the process, no problem. He has even reformat the hard drive. The problem arises when relocation of the factory software. Usually, it hangs at 1% until the screen loses the signal and that's it. I have disconnecged everything - including the usb keyboard and mouse on the last attempt - but the most I ever got was 35% before the screen loses the signal and nothing else happens. I thought that if I left him alone, he would install completely, but this last time I left for almost 4 days and still not install. Advice?

  Given that it was me that pisses off the coast, I purchased a retail version of windows 7 unlimited and tried. The same problem. Bought a new motherboard - and the case since the case of HP is designed to put another issue - and he moved very well. Have not had any problems of video card. It seems therefore that the cause of this whole ordeal was the motherboard.

• question about HP Pavilion Elite HPE-501f

  I wanted to buy one handed to nine HP Pavilion Elite HPE-501f but I noticed it was only sold in the Canada. I'll still be able to use it in the United States

  Hello

  Yes, you will still be able to use the PC in the United States.  You might want to consider the warranty terms and conditions that apply to reconditioned PCs.