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05-23-2022
08:20 AM
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05-24-2022
08:49 AM
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Ric_ob
Hello. The current Quadro K4000M GPU on my HP Z1 All In One Workstation(Gen 1) has been less than optimal due to lack of current drivers(last NVIDIA driver was released 2020). Can I upgrade to a Quadro P4000 mobile GPU? The Quadro K4000M was listed as the high end option for the system so I need advice from the experts if a Quadro P4000 GPU is compatible with the system. I use it mainly for processing in Davinci Resolve. Thanks for the assistance.
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05-26-2022 08:27 AM
i suspect you actually did a auto install by selecting Search automatically for updated driver
to do a manual install, select the device (video card in this case) in device manager,
and select BROWSE MY COMPUTER FOR DRIVERS
now select LET ME PICK FROM A LIST.........
now click on have disk button, then browse, select extracted nvidia driver folder (Display.Driver)
as i previously said the p4000 card is a direct replacement for the K4000M physically and electrically and has the same thermal wattage as such it's direct drop-in replacement the only possible issue is if the AIO's bios has a white list of approved cards,,,,, this i can't answer i recommend if you do go this route to buy from a seller who takes returns and be upfront with the seller before buying explaining that you are not sure if the card is compatible with your systems bios
05-23-2022 10:06 PM - edited 05-23-2022 10:07 PM
here is the current Quadro K4000M compatible driver, note the release date is May 2022,
don't know why you think driver support ended in 2020
https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/189202/en-us
Last the K4000M is not a desktop compatible card, it will not physically fit in a desktop system as it's a MXM laptop format
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/quadro-k4000m.c1422
the driver i linked to is compatible with the both cards K4000 PCI-E card/K4000M MXM laptop card
Version: | R470 U9 (473.47) WHQL |
Release Date: | 2022.5.16 |
Operating System: | Windows 10 64-bit, Windows 11 |
Language: | English (US) |
File Size: | 560.7 MB |
05-24-2022 05:54 AM
05-24-2022 08:21 AM - edited 05-24-2022 08:44 AM
click on the nvidia link i provided,
https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/189202/en-us
download the driver, uncompress the installer package using winzip/winrar or let the setup installer start the setup, and then cancel the install when it gets to the select which parts to install (driver, physX) now click on the video card in device driver and do a manual driver update it will then load the latest driver without a problem
what issue/problem are you having with your current driver under what release of your OS?
the p4000-mobile uses the same card layout as your current card as both are MXM 3.01b and the power draw is similar for both (100 Watt) so the factory cooling is also not a issue
a k4000m to p400-mobile is a direct swap with no modding required
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/quadro-p4000-mobile.c2924
K4000M
https://www.amazon.com/Nvidia-Quadro-K4000M-N14E-Q3-A2-Precision/dp/B0167GJ7H2
P4000-Mobile
https://www.ebay.com/itm/403629040424?hash=item5dfa2a6328:g:juwAAOSwOWBe0C2X
05-24-2022 08:46 AM
05-26-2022 01:36 AM
05-26-2022 08:27 AM
i suspect you actually did a auto install by selecting Search automatically for updated driver
to do a manual install, select the device (video card in this case) in device manager,
and select BROWSE MY COMPUTER FOR DRIVERS
now select LET ME PICK FROM A LIST.........
now click on have disk button, then browse, select extracted nvidia driver folder (Display.Driver)
as i previously said the p4000 card is a direct replacement for the K4000M physically and electrically and has the same thermal wattage as such it's direct drop-in replacement the only possible issue is if the AIO's bios has a white list of approved cards,,,,, this i can't answer i recommend if you do go this route to buy from a seller who takes returns and be upfront with the seller before buying explaining that you are not sure if the card is compatible with your systems bios
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