Can it work with HP p6142p? If it works, Do I need to buy another video card or other card? Or do I just put HP p6142p things on the motherboard?
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you can simply install thr p6142p parts and you can use the card you currently have
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Your Phenom 9650 cpu is one the support list, you can use your ddr2 ram, it has pci-e 2.0 slots for your video card. You can use the rest of your components like your power supply and dvd drive. I would suggest you buy a new hard drive and new operating system though like windows 7 or windows 8. I could not use my old windows vista hard drives because I couldn't get it to boot. So I got a new hard drive and windows 7 operating system.
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hello, I'm not familiar with the motherboard model. I need more information as to whats not working. is it you can't get it to fit in the slot? or did you get it to fit but you have no video? or do you have video but everything looks big? Remember this is a PCI express card. if your motherboard has something other than a PCI express slot is not gonna fit.
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No idea. I'm using mine for a server that runs "headless" and can be controlled remotely over the network (look up "IPMI"). I had no need to install a video card.
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Hi Thank you for your interest. If your graphic card chipset support 2560x1440 resolution, it works with your laptop. To make sure please contact your laptop manufacturer. If you have any other question, please feel free to contact us again. Thank you.
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I googled your question and found this: HP PAVILION P2-1334 Desktop PC As long as your Television has an HDMI you should not have any problems connecting this HP PC to your television. I cannot guarantee compatibility because HP does not test or support third party products. http://reviews.bestbuy.com/answers/3545mha/content/popup.htm?bvpage=http%3A%2F%2Freviews.bestbuy.com%2Fanswers%2F3545mha%2Fproduct%2F6835558%2Fquestions.htm%3Fformat%3Dembedded%26sort%3Dhelpfula%26dir%3Ddesc
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PC manfacturers should publish a list of compatible RAM for each system they sell. You should contact HP if you have any doubts.
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It is working on my HPs. I had some trouble on one of my PCs, where I had to use 2-dual pro/pts.It worked on a couple of other PCs (one HP, one Dell)
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From what I can see the D915GAG mother board has a External Graphics PCI Express x16 slot. You need a PCI Express 2x 16 slot for this to work.
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Dear Luke, This is a correction for the last reply. The Graphic card of this item (HP Pavilion HPE H8-1360t Desktop) should be 1GB DDR3 AMD Radeon HD 7570. We apologize for any confusion it may cause. Best regards, Xeletctrons Customer Care
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Hello Kathleen, Please let me know your motherboard brand and I will help you. I am using EVGA GT520 1GB Video Card with the same processor, but We need know is the motherboard has the slot for this card. Let me know the model of your computer or ask where you bought if your PC has a free slot ready for this card. If anything more, please let me know it Have good night.
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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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It depends on your motherboard mainly. Do you have an NVidia or AMD chipset? I'd check with the PC's manual (if it came with one) or ask the manufacturer of the motherboard. If you bought a preassembled PC like a Dell or HP or something the manual should give you an idea what to use. Email technical support of the manufacturer to find out if necessary or talk to a PC Technician at a local PC shop if needed. You don't want to buy something that your PC isn't up to handling. You can look online too for recommended video cards for your motherboard/PC. Good luck! Don't buy something until you're confident it's right for you. It depends on your motherboard mainly. Do you have an NVidia or AMD chipset? I'd check with the PC's manual (if it came with one) or ask the manufacturer of the motherboard. If you bought a preassembled PC like a Dell or HP or something the manual should give you an idea what to use. Email technical support of the manufacturer to find out if necessary or talk to a PC Technician at a local PC shop if needed. You don't want to buy something that your PC isn't up to handling. You can look online too for recommended video cards for your motherboard/PC. Good luck! Don't buy something until... » Read More It depends on your motherboard mainly. Do you have an NVidia or AMD chipset? I'd check with the PC's manual (if it came with one) or ask the manufacturer of the motherboard. If you bought a preassembled PC like a Dell or HP or something the manual should give you an idea what to use. Email technical support of the manufacturer to find out if necessary or talk to a PC Technician at a local PC shop if needed. You don't want to buy something that your PC isn't up to handling. You can look online too for recommended video cards for your motherboard/PC. Good luck! Don't buy something until you're confident it's right for you. « Show Less
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Hi, Your computer should only have one PCI 16 slot on the motherboard so I don't think that would work. You need to ask a real computer tech to answer that question. The power supply would also come into question. You would need a dual video slot motherboard? Bob
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Greetings,You will want to check with HP to see if they have locked out the use of generic Mini PCI-E adapters (this is quite common).Best regards,MITXPC
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You need to make sure your motherboard can support this gpu. I had an older computer when I bought this one and that mother board wouldn't support thisgpu so I had to get a new motherboard. BUt other than that yea that's essentially how it works.
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You have to install an NVIDIA graphics card which is compatible with it. Check the Hp z220 quickspec for further details. I have installed the NVIDIA Quadro 2gb graphics which support 2 monitors. http://h18002.www1.hp.com:80/products/quickspecs/mobile/productbulletin.html#spectype=worldwide&type=html&docid=14286
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Yes it'll work, but first you must check if your power supply have the necessary watts for handle the video card. Thanks