proprietary power supply upgrade

[A24H]

Hello, 

i want to install a graphics card in my F1025ng PC. However, it currently only has the power supply L70042-001, which only provides 180 watts. That is definitely too less for a RX 6600 (i'm suprised it actually works without). So naturally i decided to upgrade it too. The problem is that the psu and psu case slot are not bound to any standards. Is there a HP psu that i could use instead? I browsed around here and there seems to be some sort of chart where this is listed, but i cannot find my pc in it. The psu should have an 8 pin (6+2 works also i believe) and 400-550 watts. 
Thank you!

[Prométhée · Accepted solution]

hi

sorry but i see only 400w

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware-and-Upgrade-Questions/ENVY-TE01-1254-desktop-power-su...

Power Supply Cross Reference for specific models - HP Support Community - 7483923

https://support.hp.com/lv-en/document/c06739305

 BakerMS / baker

 should be ok

check comments
sometimes another model may have been tested!

[edit]

no certainty but you have this model with 500w, baker motherboard

https://support.hp.com/fr-fr/document/c06691379

https://partsurfer.hp.com/partsurfer?searchtext=1F9S8EA

we find here:

L05757-800

Power Supply - GNRC PSU 500W ENT17 FR GLD

[A24H]

Hi

thank you very much. Now i looked at the price and it is unreasonably high, so i thought if i could just use a random actual quality power supply and put it in the case in some other way, but now you mentioned the motherboard has something to do with it. Can i not use a normal atx psu and connect it to the motherboard? It seems to be possible with 20+4 pin and only use the 4 pin...

otherwise i will need to throw 160 bucks in the trash i think

[Prométhée]

It might be possible, but having a box outside the computer
Which I wouldn't recommend too much..
I know that's the problem with this type of power supply try to search in different sites if not cheaper

[A24H]

Thanks again

the only thing i was worried about was that you said it would not fit with the mainboard.

But if it does that, you can leave the rest to me :). If needed, i can also drill my own holes in the case, warranty is already gone and it seems to be quite solid