Is this card compatible with older HP Pavillion desktops? I have HP Pavillion p6130y & want to upgrade the graphics card.Also buying Corsair Cx600
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The card should be able to fit in most computer cases. You would need 2 free PCI slots because the card takes up the space of 2. Also, you will need to check to see if the length of the card will fit into your computer case. Here are the dimensions in millimeters: 250 x 128 x 37 mm (Length x Height x Width).
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HP Pavilion 6130 is a AMD AM2 socket PC. You have PCI express slot for expansion ( if the board is ECS MCP61PM-HM ). Now need to see if your chassis has enough space to fit the length of this card.
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Hi Kathy, This memory is not compatible with the HP Pavilion Slimline s5-1204 desktop. That system requires dual rank 4GB DDR3-1333 memory modules and this memory is a single rank 4GB DDR3-1600 memory module. We no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with that system. You might be able to find the discontinued compatible part number KTH9600B/4G from some online resellers. Thank you for considering Kingston ValueRAM, -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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I do not know if the specific CPU is suitable for your computer. May I suggest two things: (1) Remove the desk top tower cover, and write down the manufacturer, model number and specifications located on the power supply label; and (2) Do a website query to "HP Customer Service". This second step will provide an easy-to-navigate screen to insert your Pavillion model number and inquiry regarding power supply. It should provide the information you need, with a link (pictures and instructions) on removing and replacing your power supply. This is the process I used when my HP Pavillion P6110y power supply died last year. As a final recommendation, unless you are somewhat computer savvy, replace your power supply with matching specifications and form/fit as the original. I wish you well!
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Sorry, I have no idea. I don't have that machine. What is in the machine now? I would stick with what HP tells you to buy as far as the compatible #.
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http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00208497&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en#c00208497_doc &lt;--- 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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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 !
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I don't know, you would have to the check the requirements of your computer to use this card, I am using my card on a HP pavilion HPE, using windows 7.
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I have it working in a hpdc5800 desktop and it performs 1080 well. Your motherboard needs a standard or express 2 PCI slot. The connections are close to the edge of the graphics board and hiders plugs on a swinging door slot compartment. You need to enable audio bios at startup if you have a stand alone speakers. Other than that it is a great basic graphics card for moderate game play. Check http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt-610/features
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Google is your friend, look up the specs of your exact computer and this will tell you if the card is compatible. Sorry I can't be of more help. We used it on an old gateway. Works great!
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I can't answer as to what your computer supports, but the installation is simple. Take out the old card, put in the new one, install the drivers.
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Yes it is compatible. If you would like to know more about the differences, here's a link - http://www.trentonsystems.com/applications/pci-express-interface
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I can't be certain that it is but it is very uncommon (given that your HP has a PCI-E slot) that this sort of expansion card would be a problem. Just be sure you have an empty PCI-E X8 slot on your motherboard.
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I have not upgraded this on my computer. You can check with tech support of HP. They will give you the best answer.
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This card is backwards compatible with Pcie 2 it works in my HP desktop with Pcie2 made in 2009
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This card will work in your HP Pavilion since it has one PCI-E x16 slot on the motherboard. I personally wouldn't recommend getting a card like this because the rest of the PC hardware will most likely bottleneck the performance of the graphics card. I would probably go with a GTX 660 just because it will give you the most for your money's worth. Also looking at the specs of your HP, the power supply might not be adequate for powering this card. The optimal power you want for your system when it comes to higher end graphics cards is >600 watts.
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I am not sure about the power supply/ computer you have. I have used this card in two different hp computer with the standard power supply with no problems. It'sa great card to replace standard graphics on the mobo. I would consider a more expensive card if you are a gamer.
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It looks like yes you can upgrade that PC with this graphics unit. This card is two slots wide and very close to 10" long. So, you need to check that there is enough space inside the case.