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[Halconchino]

I want tyo know if this computer is compatible to upgrade with ... intel i9 295.   ram 32 to 64gb.  . storage 1tb to 2tb ssd and grafics rtx 4060 6gb to  RTX5090 

[NonSequitur777]

@Halconchino,

Welcome to our HP Community forum!

HP's official specifications for the ENVY TE01-5000i list the RenoR motherboard with SSID: 8B3B and officially supported processors up through the Core i7-14700/14700F. HP does not list an i9-14900 or i9-14900K as a factory option.

However, there are real-world reports of TE01-5xxx systems running higher-end 14th-generation processors, including the i9-14900K. That is relevant because it demonstrates that the LGA1700 platform and BIOS can apparently initialize processors beyond HP's published configuration list.

Therefore, I would not tell you that an i9-14900 definitely will not work.

I would instead classify the upgrades this way:

Core i9-14900

Compatible, but unofficial.

If you mean the Core i9-14900, it is a more sensible experiment than the 14900K because it has substantially lower power requirements. I would nevertheless update the BIOS to the latest version available for your exact TE01-5000i before attempting the CPU replacement.

The fact that HP doesn't list the i9-14900 means that HP isn't guaranteeing that configuration, and there could be BIOS, power-limit or thermal limitations. But real-world TE01-5xxx results with even the 14900K suggest that the platform is more capable than HP's official CPU list alone would indicate.

If you are considering this upgrade, please give me your exact processor and BIOS version first.

2 x 32 GB → 64 GB RAM

HP officially specifies 32 GB maximum, using 2 × 16 GB DDR4-3200.

That is therefore the safe, documented maximum.

However, just as with the CPU, an HP specification maximum does not necessarily mean that a larger configuration is technically impossible. As a matter of fact, the Userbenchmark link I provided earlier confirms that 2 × 32 GB DDR4-3200 do work reliably on the RenoR motherboard and BIOS.  Therefore, I would consider 64 GB an unofficial upgrade.

1 TB → 2 TB SSD

Yes. This is the straightforward upgrade.

A 2 TB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD is a very reasonable replacement for the existing 1 TB drive.

RTX 4060 → RTX 5090

No -I would not recommend this upgrade on your platform.

Also, one correction: HP specifies the TE01-5000i's RTX 4060 as an 8 GB card, not 6 GB.

The RTX 5090 is in an entirely different power and physical class from the graphics hardware HP designed for this chassis. Even if the PCIe interface itself is compatible, the problems are the power supply, power connectors, physical clearance, cooling and airflow.

The TE01-5000i is a compact OEM desktop, not a high-power gaming tower. An RTX 5090 is simply not a realistic upgrade for this platform.

My recommendation:

If your objective is to get substantially more performance from this particular PC, I'd investigate:

CPU: i9-14900 — likely workable, but unofficial; the lower-power 14900 is preferable to the 14900K.

RAM: 32 GB is the HP-documented maximum; 64 GB will work but needs confirmation on the RenoR board.

SSD: 2 TB NVMe — yes.

GPU: Keep the RTX 4060 or consider a substantially more modest GPU upgrade (such as the RTX 4060 Ti) after determining exactly which HP power supply your machine has. I would not attempt an RTX 5090.

If you provide the exact product number, current CPU, current RAM configuration, BIOS version, and the wattage/part number of your power supply, I can determine how far this particular TE01-5000i can realistically be pushed.

Kind Regards,

NonSequitur777

[Halconchino]

I need for solid work. Engineering 

[NonSequitur777]

@Halconchino,

I'm not sure what you mean with: "I need for solid work. Engineering".

If you mean that you really need an RTX 5090, you got the wrong PC platform for that.

Kind Regards,

NonSequitur777