i own hp (p6610me) you can search for it in hp website will this card work without any problam in my pc what about the power supply and the pci e ?
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.
572299
The things I not that might be problematic are first the size of the card. It's fairly big and long. I don't have a good view of the chipset heat sink but if it's too tall, it may hit the videocard. The next note is. The stock psu is only 300 watts. I would upgrade to at least a 500. Hope that helps
1661949
This is a pci card not a pci-e, so if your pci slots are unobstructed it should work.
373346
Yes.It should work just fine. I have multiple hp laptops that I used this card to replace the old card with.Be very careful when removing the embedded antenna from the original card connectors. They will connect to this card and work just fine, but make sure you don't damage them when detaching them.
437535
We are unable to answer compatibility question for certain PC model. If your PC has PCI express x 16 slot and it is PCIE 2.0 standard or higher compliant with minimum 400 watt power supply then it should work. The system you have seems like a slim tower, since this card comes with a pair of low profile bracket, it can be shortened to fit almost all slim tower system. Thanks Copystars Support
1393780
Yes, this card will work fine in a PCI-E 2.0/2.1 Slot. I've used many PCIE 3.0 Cards in PCIE 2.0/2.1 slots with no problems.
476533
Not only that, but it will highly boost your system's performance. This card will work with any PCI express slot, but word to the wise, it comes with a weird little cord that looks like trash, that's actually your power cord. You have to plug it into the motherboard AND plug the cord into one of your power supply wires. I spent an hour staring at it, wondering why it wasn't working before i thought to plug that cord in! Hope this helps.
60486
Works in the PCI Express 2.0 slot in my HP Pavilion's motherboard. Yes, it is backwards compatible
2232942
Will work in any desktop with available PCI-E slot, but not a laptop. I have one in an HP Envy, and one in an HP Pavilion. Both computers are being used as media servers with multiple external USB 3 SCSI 2T hard drives. Performance is as promised by Anker. I am very satisfied.
351888
It will go physically into it. However, because HP [like Lenovo E545], is a well know terrorist aiding and abetting company because of its supportt for Microsoft{i.e., Anyhting Windows}, The bios in it, may not allow the computer to even start-up, by not letting the operatin system load. The worse part is, you will not know until you load the card in, and run your operating system. Which if it is Microsoft, and is not a card it supports, you are again screwed.
2273582
As far as I can tell, it is compatible. The HP elite 8000 sff has PCI Express expansion slots for low profile cards (refer to HP Maintenance and Service Guide http://h20628.www2.hp.com/km-ext/kmcsdirect/emr_na-c01941953-2.pdf page 102). Hope this helps.
2232943
I can only tell you of my situation. I have an HP Pavilion a6000n PC. The desktop is 7 years old. The card went right in without a problem and I am using it to interface with a Seagate Backup Plus portable hard drive.
1595443
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.
289112
we never got it running= the power supply kept beeping... I thought we had an issue with the onboard graphics and trying to disable it. we bought a new 550 watt cooler master power supply- the card has its own power connector (in addition to anything it may draw from the bus), most all current supplies will have the proper cord included. So all in all, this HP would not work with the card and a new supply yet it still did not work. This was an HP and they have proprietary BIOS.... We could not really defeat it. We gave up doing this with the HP, bought an ASUS motherboard and an unlocked AMD 8 core CPU, built a rig with spare parts and the coolermaster power supply, and it all rocked just fine. we never got it running= the power supply kept beeping... I thought we had an issue with the onboard graphics and trying to disable it. we bought a new 550 watt cooler master power supply- the card has its own power connector (in addition to anything it may draw from the bus), most all current supplies will have the proper cord included. So all in all, this HP would not work with the card and a new supply yet it still did not work. This was an HP and they have proprietary BIOS.... We could not really defeat it. We gave up doing this with the HP, bought an ASUS... » Read More we never got it running= the power supply kept beeping... I thought we had an issue with the onboard graphics and trying to disable it. we bought a new 550 watt cooler master power supply- the card has its own power connector (in addition to anything it may draw from the bus), most all current supplies will have the proper cord included. So all in all, this HP would not work with the card and a new supply yet it still did not work. This was an HP and they have proprietary BIOS.... We could not really defeat it. We gave up doing this with the HP, bought an ASUS motherboard and an unlocked AMD 8 core CPU, built a rig with spare parts and the coolermaster power supply, and it all rocked just fine. « Show Less
832857
The card should work just fune with just about any pc. Amazingly enough it does not require additional power from the power supply and installs into a standadrd 16X pcie slot.
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http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc;=en&dlc;=en&docname;=c03425388 Here are the specs for the computer your asking about. The only thing I would wonder about is the fit inside the case. Where this is a big size card. On the page I'm sending you, look for graphics and it has a list there on the page. It does list a couple cards from the 600 series. I would suggest looking at the pci slots and matching those up as well.
373344
Yes. It should work just fine. I have multiple hp laptops that I used this card to replace the old card with. Be very careful when removing the embedded antenna from the original card connectors. They will connect to this card and work just fine, but make sure you don't damage them when detaching them.
206803
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 &gt;600 watts.