HP N1T07AA NVIDIA Quadro K420 2GB graphics card

[jcam450]

I have a HP Pavilion PC 570-p0XX desktop computer. It has an Intel HD Graphics 630 graphics card in it. Will an HP N1T07AA NVIDIA Quadro K420 2GB graphics card fit and work ok in my computer.

[Riddle_Decipher]

@jcam450

Thank you for posting on HP Forums,

The Riddle_Decipher is at your service.

I understand you are in need of support,

I'll be glad to help you out, however, for an accurate solution I will need more details:

What is the product number of your device? Use this link to find it: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03754824 

(Ensure you do not share any of your personal information such as serial, phone number, email ID, etc...).

Have you ensured the graphics card matches the system requirements?

Please Click here to identify the specifications and requirements of the graphics card you intend to purchase.

Please reply with the details for further assistance.

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[jcam450]

Thank you for responding. My current system is a HP Pavilion Desktop PC570-p027c.  Product No.  Z5M18AA.  The minimum requirements for the software (Sketchup 2017)  regarding a graphics card is that it fully supports Open GL ES 2 and has 1024 MB minimum ram. Hope this is enough information. As you will most likely see I have an Intel HD Graphics630 card in my system. My additional question would be that if the card I have in question does fit is it going to provide any additional benifit. The main reason I am interested in changing is I am experiencing issues with every update I get to Windows 10. I am needing to roll back the graphics card update each time.  Thank you.

[Riddle_Decipher · Accepted solution]

@jcam450

Thank you for replying with this detailed response 😉 

I appreciate your time and efforts,

I had been closely following on both your posts and providing helpful inputs to the agent working on the other post,

As it was a related issue and I see that you've marked it as a solution, as far as I can say, you wouldn't need a graphics card upgrade considering the source of the issue has been resolved, however, if you need to upgrade either way, here's what you need:

System Interface - PCI Express 2.0 x16

Maximum Power Consumption - 41 W (Which may require a PSU upgrade)

Currently you have the below Power Supply: 

• 180 W uATX Regular internal power supply

• 68% efficiency

And the above would be insufficient unless upgraded after adding the new graphics card of your choice.

I hope that has answered all your queries.

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