What a confirmed psu upgrade for hp m01-f1033wb

[Hayesb560]

Needing verified psu upgrades that will work in a hp m01-f1033wb wanting to do a gpu upgrade

[BeemerBiker]

There is a "confirmed" list here

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Knowledge-Base/Power-Supply-Cross-Reference-for-specific-model...

but I do not see your model  m01-f1033wb

I am guessing your HP product ID is 9EE50AA.  If I am wrong then please change the following

Your part list is shown here https://partsurfer.hp.com/partsurfer/?searchtext=9EE50AA&searchby=product

and that 180 watt power supply is part number L81008-800

According a support geek at Best Buy the L81008-800 can be upgraded to 310 watts

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/questions/hp-desktop-amd-ryzen-5-12gb-1tb-ssd-jet-black/6454569/questio...

That part is sold at several places but I would contact the vendor first to see if it will actually work.

My personal recommended is to get a gaming system.  You will have heat flow problems with a gtx1060 or better cardl and the 310 watt is not sufficient for gtx1060

this card might work OK with that 310 watt

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-gtx-1050-ti.c2885

[Hayesb560]

My plan is too build a gaming pc a bit at a time but this is what I have a the moment. I am using a Radeon RX550 at the moment and the PC does great for what it is. My last gaming PC I built lasted 12 years just went down on me a couple days ago I differently got my usage out of it and it was at the point I couldn't run what I wanted to run anyways. But this HP was being used for my business so I decided to use my laptop for that and this PC for my main for awhile until I build what I want for the next hopefully 10 years or so. I have heard there is a 500 watt psu I could get for this? Not being 24 pin motherboard really done sizes my options. Also you are correct I checked and it is a 9EE50AA

[Prométhée]

Hi @Hayesb560  @BeemerBiker 

if this one

M01-F1033wb Product Specifications

 Motherboard Specifications, BakerMS

see baker :

400w pcie 6+2

L69242-800

and read the comments

Tom_W2

My new power supply arrived today, so I swapped it out quickly. Pretty easy to work on these Pavilions, though you do need to move a few peripherals out of the way for easy access. Anyway, here's what I have and what I did.

PC - Pavilion Desktop TP01-1127c with Baker Motherboard

Graphics card: NVIDIA GTX 1650

32 gig RAM

i5-10400F CPU

Removed: L63964=004 310 Watt HP power supply, 80% Gold, WITH 6+2 PCIE

Installed: L69242-800 400 Watt HP power supply, Gold, With 6+2 PCIE

Connections and wiring identical, just more capacity in case I want to go up to a 125 watt graphics card.

and

Morgavo

So I have officially installed the L05757-800 500w PSU on my Baker motherboard. 

The swap went smoothly with zero issues. The L05757-800 fit perfectly; all four screw holes line up in my case, and the P1, P3, & fan pins and cables were exact. Powered up and working with zero issues.

I hope this helps you

[Hayesb560]

Found a 500w one on ebay it looks like it may interchange. What do you think?

HP Z1 Entry Tower G5 800 880 G3 4Pin 500W Power Supply DPS-500AB-32 A 90175-013

[BeemerBiker]

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@Hayesb560 wrote:

Found a 500w one on ebay it looks like it may interchange. What do you think?

HP Z1 Entry Tower G5 800 880 G3 4Pin 500W Power Supply DPS-500AB-32 A 90175-013

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No, that is too wide.  

Your 180 watt is L81008-800 (please verify by looking at power supply) and a picture of it is here

https://www.ebay.com/itm/265576129592

the 500 is too wide

If you do get a 300, 400 or 500 to fit please post back here so our knowledge base of power supplies can be updated

[Prométhée]

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@Prométhée wrote:

400w pcie 6+2

L69242-800

and read the comments

Tom_W2

My new power supply arrived today, so I swapped it out quickly. Pretty easy to work on these Pavilions, though you do need to move a few peripherals out of the way for easy access. Anyway, here's what I have and what I did.

PC - Pavilion Desktop TP01-1127c with Baker Motherboard

Graphics card: NVIDIA GTX 1650

32 gig RAM

i5-10400F CPU

Removed: L63964=004 310 Watt HP power supply, 80% Gold, WITH 6+2 PCIE

Installed: L69242-800 400 Watt HP power supply, Gold, With 6+2 PCIE

Connections and wiring identical, just more capacity in case I want to go up to a 125 watt graphics card.

and

Morgavo

So I have officially installed the L05757-800 500w PSU on my Baker motherboard. 

The swap went smoothly with zero issues. The L05757-800 fit perfectly; all four screw holes line up in my case, and the P1, P3, & fan pins and cables were exact. Powered up and working with zero issues.

I hope this helps you

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I gave you the references here in bold!
seek from this.

[Hayesb560]

I have decided to just add a external secondary psu since I have a 1080 watt I'm not using and this would solve all my problems. I am not worried about heat all that much I can fix cooling problems. I could then run whatever gpu will fit in the case, problem solved I have done this before and it works fine. The picture I added syncs the psu together so they both power on at the same time.

[BeemerBiker]

I recommend you get a C13 Y splitter to ensure that the both power supplies are grounded.  There are several types available depending on the electrical standards at your location

You have the bakerMS motherboard.  I was unable to find out if it supports a full 75 watts on the x16 slot.   I assume you want to add a high performance graphics board.  You might consider moving the graphics board outside the case and using an x16 (riser) extension that has it own power connector.

A good example of the difficulty is a mod here by @NonSequitur777 

[Hayesb560]

Ya I'm pretty sure it's 75 watts from the pci express x16 slot. I do have a split power cable, riser would be a great idea since the geforce 3070 is about the length of the case.