Hello, I am looking at an HP Phoenix, with i7-4770 quad core. They want $720 to upgrade from 8 to 32. Will these sticks fit ?
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This is some extremely premium ram. Very fast and efficient. I would use it in any build
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Yes, although make sure there is a free slot on your motherboard if you intend to simply add more RAM instead of replace a stick. The 3647 only has 2 slots for memory.
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I like the card overall--for old HP--colors are bright and intense, and good for today's games--like for diablo III. I'm pretty sure it will work once I upgrade the CPU---and if I have to switch the motherboard then I might just get that and a power pack as well--although this works with the 300w that was stock with this crappy HP---ive pretty much upgraded everything else on this thing. thanks!
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No, it will not. Looking at the specs on the site it is not supported.http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc;=en&dlc;=en&docname;=c00906137#N116Motherboard supports the following processor upgrades: Athlon 64 X2 with Dual Core technology up to 5600+ (up to 89 watt) Athlon 64 less than 4000+ Sempron less than 4000+I would recommend picking up an AM3 micro-atx motherboard and upgrading to this CPU and unlocking the second core if you are willing to do some research.
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yes it will but I am not sure the 32 bit os will be able to take full advantage of the quad features. You may want to try to Google "32 bit os on a quad core cpu.
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If you search for p7-1240 on hp dot com there is a page with the complete product specs. The max memory for the board is 32gb (but you'd need 4x8 for that and it likely comes with 2x4 + 1x2). I recently got a similar system, but mine came in a bundle with monitor and different ram and harddrive specs. Mine is the p7-1298c.
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No, according to HP your motherboard has an FM1 socket this CPU requires an FM2 socket. From HPs info your upgrade options are:Processor upgrade information65W to 100W (processor dependent)Socket type: FM1Motherboard supports the following processor upgrades:Processor TDPAMD A8-3850 (Liano) quad core 100WAMD A8-3800 (Liano) quad core 65WAMD A6-3650 (Liano) quad core 100WAMD A6-3600 (Liano) quad core 65WAMD A4-3400 (Liano) dual core 65WAMD E2-3200 (Liano) dual core 65W
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Not the original CPUs. It won't support 64gb. You should buy a R710 if you need that much memory
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Allen,Here is the spec sheet in PDF form for your PC. If you still have the original motherboard, it will support either 400MHZ or 533MHz RAM. Refer to the documentation to find sizes and pairings that will work. http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/12145_ca/12145_ca.pdf
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I had to go look that model up and found it is a dual core pc with Windows 7. Most of those are shipped with four gig of either DDR2 or DDR3 RAM. This is the original DDR RAM and will not fit. If you don't know what type of RAM you have and it isn't on the pc cover, do a search for a handy little program named "Speccy." It will tell you all kinds of things about your computer including what type of RAM you need!
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This would be like upgrading from an economy car to a Ferrari. This offer a lot more options for tuning, and more compatibility with AMD processors, most all types of DDR3 memory, up to four video cards and one of the best for overclocking. This has been solid and problem free for me. Just make sure it will fit in your case (large motherboard) and you may need new AM3 CPU. And the factory HP power supplies are underpowered. Have fun with your upgrade!
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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 have an HP dx7500 Small Form Factor, according the specifications I've read; it could support up to 16G of RAM (It has 4 slots).I an looking for "4-GB DDR2 Synch DRAM PC2-6400 (800-MHz) Non-ECC " a good price
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I asked HP that very thing... only answer I could get was; "You may upgrade the RAM, processor, and the graphics card after the warranty expires." HP also told me that this version could not be upgraded to using an SSD and would require different mother board. That makes me worry that you might need to also change out the mother board to go to better processor as well. Perhaps same board will go to i5 but not i7 ?? I was not able to get direct answer from HP on that. BluRay player would not work well with this lower resolution 1600x900 video output of i3 with Intel 2500 video. With i5 and i7 you can get into their 4000 and 4600 onboard video that goes to full HD. Or even add a separate video card to get there... but even though this is sold as a "desktop" it is really built with notebook/laptop parts so limited in that respect for upgrades after warranty period. FYI... you CAN get this model in "customized" version and have it built as you want to... price climbs quickly. BUT... even a couple hundred dollars more and you get much better PC. Check it out at HP site ~ HP ENVY 20-d030xt TouchSmart All-in-One Desktop
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I don't know for sure. My HP is a Probook 6460b. I believe that as long as your computer takes DDR3, 204 pin so-dimms, compatibility should not be an issue.
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I do believe they would. HOWEVER, unless you already have them, I would recommend getting 2 (4Gb) or larger sticks instead. I bought those because I had two of them already and having matched ram in your system will work more effectively. These are older, but still quite good sticks with heat spreaders, but have become pricey. If you are using Win 7 or 8/8.1 8Gb will make your system run well, but if you want some extra, go for 16Gb and an SSD. In short, buy bigger sticks.
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I bought them for my HP. When I was looking to upgrade the ram in my laptop I opened the back of my computer and looked at the ones that were already in there in order to get the correct ones. I can't tell you for certain that these will fit a Compaq. I hope this was of some assistance to you. Trish