can you connect this HP envy 700-210 to the Hp pavilion f1703 monitor I already have?
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i don't know I have a newer HP 20" Widescreen HD LED Monitor W2027a monitor
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I'm not sure about details, but I connected to my old ViewSonic monitor (not a touchscreen) and it works great. Probably not a problem, especially if you are connecting another HP product to this computer. Computer does not come with monitor, but I chose to buy "extra computer" instead of a package with new monitor I don't need. Really is a great computer. I'm not a techno-geek, but I connected a monitor with no problem and it was very user friendly. Computer finds new hardware and allows you to adds it in a blink of an eye!!!
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As far as I can tell you should have no problems, your monitor has a VGA input cord, so it should just be plug and play.
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I have two Acer V223W monitors and one Acer V226WL, and I don't know which monitor is on which computer because I move them around so much that I don't know which is where. They are fully interchangeable whether using VGA or DVI cables.
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http://www.amazon.com/Does-it-support-dual-monitors/forum/Fx16NS2SHY4335Y/TxKSF1D2JQHQIA/1/ref=cm_cd_ql_tlc_al?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B007W11590
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No. I am not sure what kind of ports your hp pavilion has (you didn't specify the exact model), but at best this cable can connect your laptop to one of these monitors. If you have and HDMI port on the laptop you would be better off using that to connect to the HDMI on you HP Envy 23. The HP 2011x supports DVI-D and VGA, so if you're laptop has a DVI-I port you can hook up to the 2011x VGA port, but the signal quality may be degraded somewhat. Either way you will need either 2 cables or some sort of multi-port cable (not usually a good option, as the 2 monitors would probably have to sit in very close physical proximity, and have identical ports). No. I am not sure what kind of ports your hp pavilion has (you didn't specify the exact model), but at best this cable can connect your laptop to one of these monitors. If you have and HDMI port on the laptop you would be better off using that to connect to the HDMI on you HP Envy 23. The HP 2011x supports DVI-D and VGA, so if you're laptop has a DVI-I port you can hook up to the 2011x VGA port, but the signal quality may be degraded somewhat. Either way you will need either 2 cables or some sort of multi-port cable (not usually a good option, as the 2 monitors would probably have to sit in... » Read More No. I am not sure what kind of ports your hp pavilion has (you didn't specify the exact model), but at best this cable can connect your laptop to one of these monitors. If you have and HDMI port on the laptop you would be better off using that to connect to the HDMI on you HP Envy 23. The HP 2011x supports DVI-D and VGA, so if you're laptop has a DVI-I port you can hook up to the 2011x VGA port, but the signal quality may be degraded somewhat. Either way you will need either 2 cables or some sort of multi-port cable (not usually a good option, as the 2 monitors would probably have to sit in very close physical proximity, and have identical ports). « Show Less
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OS has norlthing to do with what type of monitor you need. You need to have the right type of connector on your video card to support it.
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I do not know if this power supply will work - probably NOT. You are probably having trouble finding a power supply using model HP Envy 7 3270NR but this is likely the wrong model number. A search for HP Envy 17 3270NR on Amazon does find several choices. Hope that is of some help. - Gregg
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No because that has a socket LGA 775 which is different than what you need for an i7 which is a Socket LGA1366
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Gary,It is beyond me why you would buy something without verifying that it fit your needs first, but within a few seconds on Google I found several pieces of information, including some official from HP stating that the VESA Mounting system is not yet available for this monitor.... but there are some third party ones that may work. See reference below.http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Audio-Video-Monitors/VESA-Mounting-a-2711x/td-p/450805Thanks,Scott
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The computer uses the newer "DVI" type connector for the monitor, but HP supplies an adapter with the computer (it's in the bag with the AC line cord) that will convert that receptacle to take a standard VGA cable. I'm running an HP S2331a (review posted separately), at 1920x1080 and using a DVI cable . Gorgeous ! http://www.amazon.com/HP-S2331-23-Inch-Diagonal-Monitor/dp/B003FMUL8G/ref=cm_cr-mr-title
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Yes it would work....If you have the HD6670 already and you're upgrading your monitor it would work..but after using for a while you would see the need to upgrade the GPU also. If you have the monitor already and you're purchasing a new GPU then go with some thing with at least 2GB memory
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this screen may work it all comes down to the hook up on the back.i have in the past ordered them with a different letter or number at end and they work fine as long as the cable matches on it.i would suggest though on the HP to get one that is spot on as some time a HP can be fussy about one that does not match the numbers.but before you send it back i would check the plug on the back of the monitor and see if it matches up and also measure corner to corner on it and make sure its the same size if not i would send back and swap for the right one.
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Yes. I have the same computer, and it connects to any external monitor/output device.
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Hi Carlos I have a HP Pavilion dv7 so I don't want to give you incorrect information. E-mail this seller speak with Dana she is great, she will help you with anything you need. The adapter I purchased from them was new & works perfect.
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It looks like the connector itself will work, but the new Envy requires 65W and this is only 60W.
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I'm not sure. I have the Pavilion DV7. I installed it myself and it works great. I looked up that number and didn't get any good results. Sorry I couldn't help more.
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http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00208497&lc;=en&cc;=us&dlc;=en#c00208497_doc <--- according to this link from hp you have an pcie 16 slot so yes. Judging from the pic of your main board and the information I can find online and also based on 20 years experience. I am saying yes it should... I almost said no, but decided to look. my first assumption with the pavilion was no.
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I don't have HP Pavilion p6-2316s Desktop PC. I send it back to Amazon because it was not working good.