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‎01-28-2020 02:26 AM

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Product: HP P6769fr
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello,

 

I would like upgrade  GPU on my HP p6769fr.

 

This is my config :

 

motherboard : Cleveland GL8

Graphic card : AMD HD6450

 

Is it possible to change my graphic card for a GigaByte GTX 650 2go ?

 

if not, what type of GPU could be possible ?

 

Thanks

 

PS : sorry for my poor English, I'm French .....

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‎01-28-2020 10:36 AM

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Bonjour

Difficile à dire , j' ai un gros doute ..

Il faudrait déjà savoir si ton alimentation  est suffisante si tu disposes de connecteurs supplémentaires , si requis pour la carte à installer ..

Il y a visiblement un port pci , mais 2.0 ce type de carte fonctionnerait avec du 3.0, donc ne fonctionnerait pas comme elle devrait ..

Pour ce qui est du compatible, il y a ce qui est installé sur d' autres modèles, mais restreint :

https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/hp-pavilion-p6700-desktop-pc-series/5035348/document/c02682451

https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/hp-pavilion-p6700-desktop-pc-series/5035348/product-info

J' avais un tuto sur le forum Français, avec quelques exemples , peut être ce pc en faisait il parti , malheureusement pas eu le temps de sauvegarder quoi que ce soit !

Le plus souvent je conseil d' aller chez un pro directement, il peut tester quelques modèles, ça peut éviter d' acheter une carte pour rien !

 

Hello
Hard to say, I have a big doubt ..
You should already know if your power supply is sufficient if you have additional connectors, if required for the card to be installed.
There is obviously a pci port, but 2.0 this type of card would work with 3.0, so it would not work as it should.
As for compatibility, there is what is installed on other models, but restricted:
https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/hp-pavilion-p6700-desktop-pc-series/5035348/document/c02682451
https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/hp-pavilion-p6700-desktop-pc-series/5035348/product-info
I had a tutorial on the French forum, with some examples, maybe this pc was part of it, unfortunately had no time to save anything!
Most often I advise to go to a pro directly, he can test some models, it can avoid buying a card for nothing!

 

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‎01-28-2020 11:27 AM - edited ‎01-28-2020 11:32 AM

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@jojo55500,

Your computer will function with the GTX 650, with a new PSU.  I would suggest a Corsair CX450W. As your unit is Intel H67, PCIEx16 ver 2.0, and the card is PCIEx16 ver 3.0, your loss is only about 7%.

 

If you were to install the GTX 660, you would need the Corsair CX650

My apology to your locale, I can not search into the EU for help, as yet.

 

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