My son has a HP h8-1040, he recently got a new Thermaltake 500w PS and new GeForce GTX660, can we transfer all to this case?
349069
Assuming the PS is normal size these should both fit with more than enough room. It really depends on what type of MOBO you plan on putting in the case. It's a big case with plenty of room for even the big graphics cards.
349070
Yes, it's a full size atx case. I looked up your specs and yours (mobo) will fit. I had a 1155 Full atx mobo in mine before I upgraded my cpu to a 4770. It holds my cpu water cooler and gpu water cooler with no problem.
991051
It looks like it would fit, no problem. However, I can't find any information on the powersupply on the PC. It could be too weak to support this card, recommended PSU should be ~600W. If you open the case you can read it on the powersuply you have. Also, doublecheck if the size looks to fit, I don't know the size in inches, but you can simple google that or visit Gigabyte's website. (http://www.gigabyte.se/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4629#sp)
2126141
It should definitely improve your graphics experience, but double check that your power supply can handle the new card. Also, is your current graphics handler integrated into the cpu or mobo?
611091
Hi, I think your HP Desktop can barely handle the GTX 660 without trouble. It will depend if you have more components attached to your computer. The card does not require too much power from the PSU, but with the 300watts support it is kind a bit low. If you could at least get a 450watts PSU it will ensure you will have no trouble at all. Remember also the GTX 660 requires one 6-pin PEG power connectors from the PSU to the card, as the PCI express slot does not provide enough power for it to operate. Good luck !
1682424
Yes. It just needs power to run the fans. There's no data being exchanged between the card and your system.
1750885
No. You need at least a 400w power supply to run this card. Your hp comes with a 350w.
572298
I have an HP Elite mid tower from 6 years ago. The card just fits in there with everything a little cramp because with it I bought the corsair 750 watt power supply. All the wires make it a little difficult for fit. I would suggest checking the size of the card and then measuring with a ruler inside your PC to see if it would fit. Because the card is around 10 to 11 inches. The case looks to be close to the size of my elite so I would say it should fit but I would open up and measure first. And a little bigger power supply will be needed.
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Look at this link on ebay it lists s3320f and the PSU sold by amazon list one model. see link http://www.ebay.com/itm/220w-Replace-Power-Supply-HP-Pavilion-Slimline-s3320f-s3323w-s3330f-s3400f-s3507-/221488949083 P.S. You might to adapt this PSU since it has extra cables. I managed to do that and the PC works. I hope this helps
851713
You are better off using identical cards. Make sure you have a good power supply and good case cooling as 2 of these cards create a lot of heat.
355517
You could, but it will not work. Different transfer protocols and different wattage(might cause damage).
1513617
it should work with no problem but when I my new system I just installed a cooler master 850W power supply in to match the case. The latest case I built was the cooler master storm trooper that case I placed the 1000W power Supply from Cooler Master.
356375
Does your HP have a slimline / low-profile case? If so, I seriously doubt that this card will fit. I have an upgraded HP pavilion slimline, came with a 300w PSU. I had to get a new case / tower, and I replaced the stock PSU w/ an Antec 900w. 300w was not enough, so if you've got a 250w, then you'll have to upgrade. I can tell you that this card is great for video editing / 3D modeling, etc.
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The card requires a minimum of 600w power supply, you will barely be getting by with what you have. As far as the case, I don't know, the card is 10.5 inches long, you would have to measure inside your case from back plate to closest front object across the mobo where the card plugs in to be sure.
718675
Thanks for the info in re do-it-yourself upgrading to 2GB. I have a HP 210-1040 NR and would like to try an upgrade but would need at least basic instructions before I opened up my computer. Are such available, as far as you know? Thanks.
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There seems to be no reason why it wouldn't. I can't find the version of the PCI Express bus on that motherboard but it does have one x16 slot, which is all you need for any modern card. The HD6670 has modest power requirements, so the stock PSU should work.
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Hi. Your power supply looks like standard ATX power supply unit and EVGA PSU should be compatible. You can compare dimensions and connectors for sure. For infirmation: h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware/Guide-for-Selecting-a-Power-Supply/td-p/36223
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You can use a 650w psu or any other over the 500w. Just be sure that you have an available 4pin power supply cable to connect the graphic card 6 pins cable.