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• Upgrading the PSU and GPU for my HP Pavilion Elite HPE-510 t

  Operaring system: Windows 7 64-bit

  CPU: Core i5-2500, 3.3 GHz

  Memory: 10 GB

  Video graphics card: GeForce GT 420 - OEM

  Hard drive: 1 TB

  Computer case: height: 38 cm (14.96 inches), width: 17 cm (6.69 inches), length: 41 cm (16,14 inches)

  Power supply: power supply 300W

  Several features of the product: HP Pavilion Elite HPE-510 t

  due to the diablo 3. I updated graphic setting the lowest. FPS is between 15-22 so I'm interested in upgrading my power supply HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 510 t(specs are above) and graphics card with the following, respectively:

  GPU: ASUS GeForce GTX 560 (Fermi) 1 GB 256-bit GDDR5

  GPU size: 9 "x 4.4"

  Power supply: Antec High Current Gamer HCG-750 750W Series

  "Power supply Dimensions: 7.1"x 5.9"x 3.4"

  I wonder if these prodcuts will enter the computer, as is or if I should look for other products.

  Thank you

  The ASUS GTX 560 should adapt and work very well. The Antec PSU is great and very likely to have problems in the space provided. It can interfere with connections to the motherboard and push against the CD/DVD discs. Please look at the Corsair CX600 instead. It is only slightly larger than the block of power SUPPLY HP stock and is known to adapt.

  Frank

• This PSU and GPU will work with my dell inspiron 660?

  Hello

  I got my dell inspiron 660 earlier (2 years ago) and was thinking of upgrading the PSU and GPU (I'm not a big PC gamer so cheap products, I chose will be much used) anyone of you could tell me if it would be compatible with my inspiron and between them. And if not could you tell me some compatible CPU and GPU, my spending limit is £90.

  GPU - Asus GeForce GT 610

  PSU - power supply 600W Sumvision power X 3

  Thanks in advance,

  I think that the 660 has a 300W power supply.  What is the Min requirements for the GT 610?  I think you could slamming in there without having to upgrade the power supply at all.

• The x 51 PSU and GPU upgrade?

  Hello

  I just bought the x 51 (http://www.amazon.com/Alienware-AX51R2-5726BK-X51AX51R2-5726BK-Gaming-Desktop/dp/B00FE8MJSO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1404271057&sr=8-1&keywords=x51). I was a little disappointed by the performance (running watch dogs on smaller settings and still getting lag problems). I'm looking to upgrade to the R9 270 x, but external power skinny 240 watts does not seem to be up to the task.

  I found a post on this topic here: http://en.community.dell.com/owners-club/alienware/f/3746/t/19579742.aspx but do not see anything specific on the upgrade of the PSU. I also wanted to check that my X 51 will be compatible with the R9 x 270.

  How can I upgrade the PSU, and where can I get the right replacement?

  Thanks for the help!

  Edit:

  Yes, the R9 270 X is the fastest videocard supported for this model. However, the video card from this link does not have the X 51 R2.

  Supported in the X 51 R2 larger dimensions are 9.5 "length, height 4,376". The dimensions of this video according to Amazon card are:

  Product dimensions: 10.2 x 5.1 x 1.5 inches

  Note: The adapter from 330W should be enough for the 270 R9 or R9 270 X.

• Dell XPS 8100 PSU and GPU updates

  So heads up, I've never updated a computer in this way before. I opened the box a few times to clean the old GPU and replace the old with the new GTX 260 240 when I got it, but beyond that nothing. I know that I need to upgrade my GPU, fortunately, my best friend gave me a GTX 750 Ti 2048 MB PCIe graphic card and I wonder if I could install in my XPS 8100 and already use it. I was told that in the Dell 350W POWER supply is sufficient to run it, but I'm not sure and would like to double check.

  However, should I I need a new power supply, I was told that SeaSonic S12II 520 Bronze 520W ATX12V V2.3 / EPS 12V V2.91 80 PLUS BRONZE certified Active PFC power supply PSU will fit the Dell case but here a double confirmation directly from Dell forums - especially after a call with Dell technical support told me that there is no way to upgrade the PSU. There is also the modular version M12II, but it seems that the dimensions on this would mean that he did not fit into the XPS 8100?

  Ruinus

  The GTX 750 Ti 2048 MB PCIe graphics card should work fine with the default power of XPS 8100.

  Bev.

• After replacing the PSU and GPU in my HP Pavilion desktop computer, the wifi stopped working.

  I'm upgrading my pc, I plug a new PSU and video card.

  After successfully, I replaced and installed, I booted up my PC, but it showed that none of the networks or wifi connections are available.

  I read that maybe it's something to do with the antenni?, I noticed something that looked like antenni tangeled upward in the power supply cables, I did not use them. but I have no idea what could be the problem.

  Thank you for the information, @henry321.

  Yes, I suggest to leave the side panel on the computer and then move the led in the case and look at the signal.  You may need to route through an opening in the case is outside of the case.  I think I read that it is the best way to get a good signal.

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

• Vista will have to reinstall if the upgrade card motherboard and CPU?

  So I'm wanting to upgrade my computer and I can't find a clear answer, if when I install a new one, a motherboard and CPU, but with the same RAM and the hard drive and the motherboard did not fail, I need a new installation of windows?

  So I'm wanting to upgrade my computer and I can't find a clear answer, if when I install a new one, a motherboard and CPU, but with the same RAM and the hard drive and the motherboard did not fail, I need a new installation of windows?

  Hé Fatah

  If vista came preinatalled your computer, it is rated an oem license as such is related to the material that it is initially installed on

  If you have a retail license, you can upgrade your card motherboard and CPU

  you will probably have to reinstall vista while the hard drive with the existing vista installation contains the drivers for the old motherboard and probably do not start correctly

  Walter, the time zone traveller

• Impossible to activate Windows after the upgrade card motherboard and CPU.

  replacing a motherboard with windows xp

  I have an OEM of Windows XP version on my computer. I'm updating the card CPU and mother. To run when I try to start Windows he wants me to activate. I tried to use the code activation and as expected, it failed. I called Microsoft and the best answer they had was to go to this forum. If you stand long enough on the automatic activation system a person live lights?

  Can say you a thing OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer., short IN the license is related to a material of machines.  When you change hardware OEM license will not work.

• Pavilion 550-151na: the PSU and GPU upgrade for my 550-151na?

  What would you recommend I bought this as my first PC and I am under the understanding I can't upgrade my GPU because the PSU is not able to manage up to what would work with that PC? I'll do it when I can, but I would like to know. If I can't I will return the PC when it happens and buy a PC from Dell Alienware

  This desktop PC has a Μatx PSU with a production capacity of 180 Watts. It is not enough to feed a video PCIe x 16 game card. The PSU Μatx has also no PCIe connector for a video card.

• XPS 400 PSU and GPU upgrades

  I have a xps 400 and I want to update my NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GS to the Radeon HD 7850 2 GB graphics card. The current supply is 375 watt and I need at least 500 watts to run. Is there a powersupply upgrades for my system?

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review, 3107 - 4.html

  All latest versions of PCIe x 16 are supposed to be retro-compatible with all older versions.  While 2.0, 2.1 or 3.0 it should work.  It has also been shown that there is no significant loss of performance, put a card 3.0 on an old motherboard with an earlier version, when it comes to games.  After what you just said about a future update, go with the HD SA 7750.

• the upgrade my ram and gpu

  Product name: HP 1000 Notebook PC

  Product number: F0C66PA #ABG

  I want to upgrade my ram 6 GB or 8... I do not know the maximum capacity of my laptop and it is also possible to add a gpu in this laptop?

  No manuals or technical information available to me,

  He said:
  http://images.crucial.com/upgrade/HP+-+Compaq-memory/HP+1000+series/HP+1000-1410AU-upgrades.html

  GPU in most laptop today cannot be upgraded, it integrated or soldered on motherboard in the round.

  Kind regards

• T30: Upgrade card graphics and HD

  I am looking to update my graphics card as my HD. I know its possible to upgrade the HD but not sure about the graphics card. I use this laptop mainly for music and games of light. I would have been fine with just the upgrade of my HD but recently I bought the Sims 3 and he says: my graphics card is not good enough to start the game and just said that my graphics card 'don't seem to support at least Shader Model 2' and please update. I'm mainly looking to hear what drives hard and (if possible) graphics cards made for easier installations with a T30.

  Welcome to the forum!

  Your graphics card is soldered to the motherboard and cannot be replaced. The only solution would be to get a docking station and install a card there, but it's an expensive solution for such a machine old (but adorable).

  With respect to the hard drive, T30 will take any portable PATA/IDE of 9.5 mm (2.5 in.), currently the largest room WD 320.

  I hope this helps.

• The upgrade of stock of power supply and GPU [A6325.UK HP Desktop]

  Hi all

  I'm looking to upgrade an aging ( a6325.uk) HP desktop to make it more efficient with the task of casual games. Games that will run on the machine are not too intensive (half-life 2, World of Warcraft, Diablo 3) still could benefit from a more powerful GPU I think. As part of this upgrade, I know that I need to upgrade the PSU. Are there specific things I should look for when buying a new stream of a higher power? The majority of the components should work with the mini-ATX case design?

  I don't mean to draw too much power and have considered:

  Corsair 430W

  or

  OCZ 500W

  In addition to bumping the PSU, a new graphics card is in order. Space in the case is a bit limited (this is the kind of decisive and I will need to recheck my dimensions) and I've been contemplating between:

  AMD 6670

  or

  AMD 5670

  I have not updated the RAM (3 GB) in the machine or the CPU (C2D E4500). Here are the areas that I have will consider in the future. Operating systems, I use generally are Windows Vista and Ubuntu 12.04 first being upgraded to Windows 8 shortly.

  Are the items that I plan compatible with this model and reasonable a choice? All of the other suggestions and welcome advice.

  Ic437,

  I have the same card, it should look like the picture.

  

  Photo taken at the initial installation. Wiring was routed and wire-tied to facilitate air circulation.

  If you decide on the Asus 550Ti, also bought the Corsair 500W. It's the same demensions as seen above Rosewill 630.

• Satellite A100 - 495 (PSAA9) - CPU and GPU upgrade

  Hi all

  I have a few questions.
  I have a Satellite A100-495 with 2 GB of Ram, Core2Duo 1.83 GHz (2 x; T5600) and an NVIDIA Geforce 7600go.
  I want to spend the CPU and the GPU. Is this possible?
  I don't want to do. I am looking for a store (if possible in Germany) that can do this.

  If its possible, what it costs? And what store can I speak?

  If this is not possible-> why? It is fixed; It getting too hot?

  What solution do I? I don't want to buy a new laptop.

  Kind regards
  Dave

  Update CPU and GPU on laptop computers is complicated enough or is not possible. At first, I must say that GPU is part of the motherboard and graphics card can not be upgraded at all.

  What about the CPU upgrade? Toshiba authorized service providers will not do that and the CPU upgrade is not supported. Few people on this forum have talked about CPU upgrade, but for me the risk is too high. All hardware components are adapted to the work well together and also to reduce the risk of damaging the material. The BIOS is also suitable for the specific hardware configuration. The values of the fans are also tested and there is no risk of overheating.

  Change CPU, you will get no more powerful laptop. Modern processors are powerful enough and a few MHz more won't do anymore difference. What you can do is to increase the RAM to the maximum level - 4 GB. That s all what you should do and your laptop runs a lot faster.

  Also be careful on the configuration of the operating system. This will also help make your laptop faster than before.

  By the way: for operations you need more power? What you want to do with your laptop?

• The HP X 18 - 1180EW CPU and GPU upgrade.

  Hello

  I would like to ask if it is possible to replace my stock CPU (P8600) and GPU (GT9600M)?

  What CPU is I consider T9600 but have no information on the graphics card is allowed.

  Best regards

  Hello

  For the GPU, please check these comments:

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/Forum/340107-33-laptop-graphics-card-upgrade-give-good-news

  CPU: 1-1 on the following Page shows you a list of CPU suported

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01705400.PDF

  Kind regards.