Thinking of upgrading to a Geoforce GTX 750

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• P6 - 2220t: Gtx 750 ti

  Hello, I am looking to upgrade to an Evga Gtx 750 ti 1 GB, but my diet will have enough power to support it, and will take place the ti Gtx 750 in my motherboard?

  Run the specs on the website that I linked, with various cards in your budget, which allows a new Block of power SUPPLY Corsair CX600.  The I3 and a map budget will not get the pace IMHO.

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-140f: can I upgrade my NIVIDIA GeForce GT 230 NIVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 (or 750Ti)?

  I would like to upgrade my video/graphic on my HP Pavilion AY602AA-ABA HPE-140f.   The vehicle currently has the NIVIDIA GeForce GT 230 and I would go with 750Ti NIVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 or GTX.   Would one of these work with my system?

  I have not yet opened the file, but the system is supossedly a mother MS-7613 (Iona-GL8E) with Intel Core i5 650, 8 GB of RAM (I've read the product specifications that some say dual and some say quad... not sure exactly how this works).   I have Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.   It is 350 Watts.   The hard drive was a 1 to SATA but is shot and must be replaced [it is a different matter].

  I plan on adding a blue-ray disc player and use it for some games.   A recommendation for me was the NIVIDIA GeForce GTX 750.   I checked online and am confused with all the different versions and prices from this point.   Any help with specifications or which?    I need (or should) spend anything else?

  Thank you

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  Hey Pops,

  I suggest that you go back to the person who recommended the NVIDIA GTX 750 and ask for evidence that it works before buying this graphics card.  The NVIDIA GTX 750 even if there a hybrid BIOS will work in some older PCs, but not others.

  Games?  Buy the NVIDIA GTX 660 and compare them with the CX600 Corsair or CS650m.

• HPE - 580 t NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti video card upgrade

  I had a lot of problems with the AMD video card with my HP HPE - 580 t came.

  I think spend my HPE - 580 t to a nVidia GTX750 Ti video card.  I note the GTX 750 Ti is built for the slots PCI-E 3.0 and I think my HPE - 580 t has only slots PCI-E 2.0.

  This new graphics card works in my PC?

  Surfer995, welcome to the forum.

  The GTX 750ti may not work on your computer.  It requires UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  If you wanted to buy an EVGA card, you can contact their Technical Support (1-888-881-3842) to see if they have a VBIOS update so that it can work with your motherboard.  This is your best option.  Your power supply (PSU) will be fine.

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• In Envy 700 graphics card upgrade - 215 Intel 4600 with Geforce gtx 750 ti

  Hello

  I wonder to know - is it possible to update my system with the following specifications by adding a geforce gtx 750 ti (http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-Superclock-Dual-Link-Graphics-02G-P4-3753-KR/dp/B00IDG3IDO/ref=sr_1_2?s=e...

  Thank you!

  HP Envy 700xt desktop PC product number: F9A62AV #ABA

  I've upgraded graphics card than Geforce gtx 750 ti 2 GB and it works perfectly. The card doesn't need extra provides powe.

• 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.

• Studio XPS 8000 (end 2009) + EVGA GTX 750 Ti, wake-up service by default/black screen saver (S3)

  My Studio XPS 8000 (end of 2009) has no problem with sleep (S3) and wake up before I upgraded the Dell OEM Geforce GTX 260 arrives with the EVGA Geforce GTX 750 Ti system.

  At present, the system has no question to go to sleep mode, however, when I try to wake the system by pressing power button/keyboard/mouse, System stucks after I hear the disc hard turns noise, and the screen stays black (no signal), then the system hangs there forever. I have to turn off the system and restart.

  Other than / Eve black screen, the system works without any problem.

  I upgrade the firmware MB(0X231R, intel P55) A03 BIOS, make sure also that I use the latest version of the driver for the gtx 750 ti (344.75 WHQL). Operating system is Windows 7 Home Premium. Still no luck.

  750Ti GTX are supposed to use much less energy than the GTX 260. Is not the issue of power supply. On some forums, I found people say X 58 (not P55, but maybe the same reason) mainboard a sleep problem with latest Nvidia cards, because of the interactions between the BIOS and the operating system. The problem, to a patch of BIOS. XPS8000 being 5 years old, I don't think not that it will receive an update of the BIOS.

  I wonder if there is a solution to this problem?

  Thank you.

  Update: the issue has been raised again.

  I need to talk with Nvidia support agents, and they helped.

  The next step fixed my problem:

  And further to isolate the problem, remove the graphic driver NVIDIA completely and start the cmputer only with generic driver checking windows if she still has the issue.

  Use the display driver UN-Installer (DDU) and remove the NVIDIA files.

  Display of the Nations United-for driver installation (DDU): http://www.wagnardmobile.com/DDU/

  -Restart the computer and when it restarts windows will install the default display driver, let it install.

  Once installed the default driver, please check the functionality of the PC.

  The critical step is to use DDU to completely remove in safe mode video card driver!

• GPU upgrade 2 GB Evga GTX 550 Ti suggestions?

  I am looking to upgrade to a 970 GTX Gigabyte G1 Gaming or an EVGA if I'm looking at other brands as well.

  Budget around $350.00 USD.

  I'm still doing research and research with options open but I'm really more leaning to the Nvidia 970.

  My CPU is limiting the PCI-E x 16 running at 2.0 speeds, but even with that, I think that the 970 would be

  the best choice in the GPU upgrade.  Thoughts or alternatives?  You want something that works long term and not just

  buy something cheap, until the next thing comes.

  I'm NOT a gamer I mainly webdesign so a lot of image, video and audio editing. I'm more a combination

  between an advertising marketing exec and a web developer with programming in PHP, JavaScript and all back-end

  stuff with databases and also web video and audio stuff etc... I just combine it all in the title of Web Designer for the conversation

  who actually confuses real webdesigners because I build a LOT more than just html and css pages.

  It is a type of prosumer system where it is used for work and entertainment. Watching movies and streaming video

  This works well on the current computer and I actually don't really need more of an upgrade beyond the GPU as this computer

  It meets my needs and has 2 years.  I expect to keep for a few years, I have built computers that will last

  me 3 to 5 years, will eventually build a new, but for now everything works great.

  I honestly don't care about having the biggest and best just something that will work for more than a year or two and meet my needs.

  But it seems that the GPU tech is going through a revolution where the old technology begins to be depreciated and will not be taken in charge a large part

  in the future I am looking to get a new video card might as well go with the new stuff now so it will be supported in the long term

  everyone at some point.

  I'm just confused by models and manufacturers or resellers who slap their label on Nvidia technology.  Who is the best with little no.

  problems.  EVGA seems to be popular, it's my current card brand, but I like the Gigabyte G1 with additional display ports and

  possibility of having 4 monitors at the same time IF it can be inserted into my system, it's HUGE.

  -------------------------

  Hardware specifications:

  PSU: VisionTek 800W < == will be upgrade to a 750 or 850-Watt Seasonic, Antec or Evga also.

  Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H61M-S2PV ver 2.0

  CPU: Intel CPU i7-2600 @ 3.40 GHz Stock using stock intel cooler fan

  HD: 3 x - 1 to disk WD Blue and two black discs

  Memory: 16 GB Ram 2 x - 8 GB memory-crucial

  The blue drive is the system drive to the approximately 700 GB of the disk format and divided in two with

  Windows 7 64 bit Pro and 8.1 of Windows in dual boot.  No SSD not because of the MOBO only being 3 GB and not 6.

  It was custom built by a store of the local computer that is off from where go out of business.

  The upgrade of processor or motherboard is NOT an option that some purchased software is old school licensed

  with attached directly to the CPU and the MOBO that cost more than the entire computer to buy

  licenses (not associated with Adobe Professional software).  In addition the upgrade MOBO or CPU, you are required to

  Microsoft to buy a new license for windows and windows 7 can probably just reactivated windows 8 can not.

  This motherboard is a motherboard micro, I didn't know that until recently. I did not build the computer myself.

  I had no idea of what food was until a few days ago, but everything worked 100% for about 2 years.

  I'll have to update the bios of the motherboard before actually being able to use the new video card, but others have the same model

  and it seems to work as well... I have a request to Gigabyte but just to check before actually buying.

  Remember though it is a Ti 550 video card I currently have and almost any update would see great improvement.

  Physical size wise how much greater is the 970 compared to 550 it 2 GB Evga gtx?   I add 2 GB because it

  are other 550 which are totally different aspect that my card.

  Also if you have any suggestions for the PSU that would be much too.   So far Seasonic, Antec and EVGA are brands that seem to

  forthcoming models much earlier.  Not sure about the rating as some out Bronze models perform other models gold or Platinum so...

  Budget about $150.00 USD for a new power supply too.

  Thanks for reading this and for any suggestion, sorry that I can't upgrade mobo or cpu to be able to run amok with ideas, it is some what may be limiting.

  Essentially, it's the GPU and PSU will extend my current level of use of a few years and the GPU has better performance even with

  the other tech and bottlenecks in this particular system.

  Like Bob of the Peru said. The money you would have spent on a GTX 970 would have been much larger than any improvement in performance that you could achieve (on a systemic basis, not only a specific component). In fact, the cost of a single GTX 970 would have been almost as much money as the rest of your entire system combined - and yet, the upgrade provides more than an improvement of 5 to 10 percent in terms of total return.

  Very recently, I upgraded an i7 - 3770K and Z77 to an i7 - 4790K and Z97. Mainly because I wanted to spend my project/player and cache drive to SSD (s) in the not too distant future. (The Z77 supports two SATA 6.0 Gbps ports and 4 SATA ports 3.0 Gbps in native mode, which is the impetus for this upgrade). But in order to take account of the upgrade of the CPU, I had to get off my GPU slightly to a 660 GTX for a GTX 750 Ti (for my particular workflow, GTX 750 it performed almost as well as the GPU high-end in terms of overall performance of the system).

  That said, there are reasons to move a GPU for a GPU to budget (or even ultra-low-budget, for that matter) to a 'Warrior' or the 'monster' GPU. But improving rendering performance on such a limited as LGA 1155 Sandy Bridge platform is not one of them. And a GPU upgrade is valid IMHO only if the rest of the construction of PC is to speed - with a much higher total system start-up costs.

  Moreover, a single 1 TB WD black or blue (versions WD10EZEX and WD1003FZEX, respectively) may not achieve the best 180 - ish MB/sec - and it's on the outside tracks of his tray. A HDD WD four-year-old (Blue WD10EALS or Black WD1002FAEX) at 7200 RPM have barely hit 125 MB/s on the outside rails. As such, with disks one alone, I agree with the other responses: remember to save it upward to an i7-4790 a W97 chipsets motherboard instead of lose a single penny on this generation i7-2600/H61 (your current system, by the way, is completely maxed out on RAM to only 16 GB total - and you can not pass the RAM any more far away).

  In other words, your current PC is, indeed, obsolete (as in "cancelled" or 'is there something better now in this category', not ' is no longer useful or usable").

• HP Pavilion 500-023w desktop: Hp pavilion 500-023w can run this card EVGA GTX 750 Ti SC (compatibility?)

  Hello very good day my question is if my pc is compatible with this card EVGA GTX 750 Ti SC

  I want to ensure before making the purchase

  PC

  Intel Core i3-3240 CPU @ 3.40 GHz

  Foxconn
  Model 2ADA

  Ivy Bridge chipset

  PCI Express x 16 Slot

  8.00 GB of RAM DDR3 @ 798 MHz

  Integrated Intel HD graphics

  10 64-bit Windows Home

  Marc, welcome to the forum.

  Yes, I think that your motherboard should be compatible with the video card.  The card requires UEFI in the motherboard and your mother should have.  Just be aware that the specifications concerning the State of the map that it requires only a power supply (PSU) with 300W power.  Many members have reported that it is rather 400W.  You can try with the current POWER supply, but if this does not work I suggest one made by Corsair.  I recommend at least 500W.

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• TI Will GeForce GTX 750 FTW 2 GB PCI-E w / ACX cooling works on Μatx-H61-Joshua (Joshua)

  Hello.

  I want to buy

  GeForce GTX 750 Ti FTW 2GB PCI-E w / ACX cooling and I don't know if I can connect to my motherboard: Μatx-H61-Joshua (Joshua)

  and I think through my Powersupply 650Watts and I don't know if its power to put the power supply on the top side the case.

  PC model:

  500 - 009c

  Power supply:

  MrGamer101, welcome to the forum.

  Here's the model manufactured by EVGA.  Look in the 'Détails' tab for complete specifications.  It says that the card is 9 "long.    I suggest to make a model of the size of the map to see if she will enter the space with a good air circulation.  When playing or doing intensive video tasks much heat is developed.  It's a PCI Express 3.0 x 16 and the slot in the motherboard PCI Express 2.0 x 16.  The 3.0 is backward compatible.  If it can be properly inserted into the space, it should work without any problems.

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• P6 - 2155a: HP Pavilion P6 2155a Asus GTX 750 Ti Windows 7 home 64-bit

  Hello

  I was wondering if someone might be able to help please... My nephew has a P6 HP 2155 (H1N09AA #ABG) has with Windows 7 64 bit.  I bought her a card video Asus GTX 750 Ti (this card requires no additional power from the power supply).  When I install the machine stays on the initial startup of HP screen and progresses then (after some time) to a black screen with the cursor blinking in the upper left side.  There is no bios beeps to indicate that the card is faulty or does not work in the machine.

  I read that some people have had some successes, but I can't solve this problem.  I read that a bios upgrade may be required, but visit the HP support page there is no bios section under drivers/software suggesting that there has been no update published by hp.

  I saw that there is an update of the bios for Windows 8 OS.  I saw also there are a few updates BIOS Driverguru but I'm a little nervous trying the ROM with the HP not downloaded flash software.  Perhaps these Driverguru bios updates are motherboard Μatx-H61-Joshua but not the variant of HP.

  So I wonder, someone at - it pointers or suggestions?  I know the video card works as I have tried in my HP 8300 Series machine and it works without any fault.

  I really appreciate if anyone has suggestions and thank you for reading about my problem.

  Update... Update (2ADA ROMA family) 8.17 Rev A installed HP consumer Desktop PC BIOS BIOS for Windows 8 and everything works now!

  Fully tested and no problem at all.

  If someone reads this always proceed with caution - if it works for me that it might not work for you.

• GTX 750 TI problem

  Hello, the other day, I bought a GTX 750 TI to replace my 530 GT and when I started my computer, there were beeps sounds and it wouldn't start. I guess there is a problem with my card mother and bios, but I need to clarify if my diet could be a problem, too

  My computer model is the H8-1120 and I want to know if the motherboard is compatible with the GTX 750 TI because there has been no update since 2012.

  Thanks for the help!

  Hello

  I don't think you have a power supply problem because there have been a number on messages about specific models of the NVIDIA 750 does not not in different HP motherboards.  Try one of the below graphics cards that they might have the best compatibility with your PC.

  MSI NVIDIA GTX N750 TI and the MSI GTX N750 TF these graphics cards have a switch to operate in legacy and UEFI mode.  See the image below.

  

• GTX 750 Ti and HP Pavilion p6 - 2108p? Are they compatible

  Online, I have seen that many people have problems with this model. I recently bought via amazon and will I wonder this work for my model before you return?

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  Thank you...

  Abestbeats, welcome to the forum.

  People have problems with the 'GTX 750 Ti' model is because it requires UEFI firmware of the motherboard.  HP didn't start to fully use UEFI firmware until mid-October 2012.  Your computer was introduced in December 2011.

  According to the maunufacturer of video card, they may have an update VBIOS to make your card works with your computer.  I know that the EVGA, for example, updates of specific cards.  You will need to contact their Technical Support for assistance.  In addition, you may need to upgrade the power supply unit (PSU) in the computer, if you haven't done so already.  It is 300W.

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• EVGA GTX 750 TI

  Hello, so I bought a ti EVGA GTX 750 yesterday and, to my dismay, the computer just sits there at the HP logo.

  I hear no beeps or anything and the fan runs. If I tap Ctrl + alt + del it restarts but I'm still hanging on the hp logo.

  My PSU IS only 300W so I of course upgrade that today, but I have read many reports that the EVGA 750 it can run successfully on a power supply with 300 watts. would it be just the PSU! What are these symptoms? I was under the impression that if I could not get enough power to the pc card would not turn, or the fan would not turn?

  I read a lot of things in the last 24 hours, and I'm not sure how I should proceed with the question of fixing.

  It is my understanding that this card is not compatible with my bios?  (which is the latest version of M3970AM - (Angelica2))

  But while I was reading another thread on here saying apparently that the ti MSI GTX 750 has a switch that will make working with the legacy bios?  Is this true?

  should I go buy the MSI card? or return this and just get something all together? I would REALLY like a 750ti if I could. Thank you in advance for your help!

  Hello

  Please report the number of HP for your PC product. How to find the model number of HP and the HP product number or leave model number HP automatically find your PC and HP network attached printers. This will allow others to review your question, make suggestions and review your answers. It is usually the best way to get help.

  Many brands and models of the NVIDIA GTX 750 will not work on HP computers that do not have a BIOS version 8.  The models MSI below provide a switch for use with UEFI and BIOS PCs.

  MSI NVIDIA GTX N750 TI and the MSI GTX N750 TF if Newegg is out of stock, then try to TigerDirect, Amazon or Google.

  

• A GTX 750 works with XPS 8700?

  I want to buy one, but I don't know much about it... Can someone help me? My actual video card is a GT 635.

  The list that Jennifer-K / Dell wrote is what Dell comes with and tested.

  Update BIOS A06 and all work with BIOS A10 and cards GTX 7xx and more the 9xx GTX cards work.

  Power supply Upgrade is becoming a factor with higher end cards. A lot of debate on when it's necessary but a GTX 750 or 750ti or 950 will work for sure with the stock power supply, and a GTX 960 should also.