Power Supply Cross Reference for specific models

[wb2001]

08-25

 08-25

Updated on 08-25-2020    Always check the PCIE power plug

Please verify if the card needs a PCIE power plug.   Some GTX1050Ti do need it.

This PSU cross reference is was created by actual look-up of the computer model support page. The actual PSU or PSU's were listed using HP PartSurfer data.  That is represented by the data fields.  Information supplied by Users was complied to reference their individual hardware changes from the listed computer, thus the Green X.

The Red X signifies a CTO (optional configuration).

Video to support the HP 690 series with the 500W PSU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZONvASopvc

[old_geekster]

Thank you for the great chart, @wb2001!  It will help a lot.

[Hully]

Great chart!  I have  a TE01-1022 which is not on you chart but it is a baker board with the same cpu and ram as TE01-1175tx.  ( Looking to install a GTX 1650 4GB.) if I go to parts surfer and look at the 200 products L69242-800 is installed in, I can find TE01-1022na and  TE01-1022ny.   I'll see if I can contact a parts rep and see if that is close enough. Because up to this point, I have not been able to get an answer other than the 180W supply that is currently installed. 

Thanks for your time and effort!

[deshroud]

Thank you for the chart! I, as well, have a Baker mb Envy (TE01-1134). Looking to see if the L05757-800 PSU will work (I'm guessing it will) along with a RTX 2060 GPU. Once again, thanks for all the help!

[Morgavo]

Has anyone heard back from someone that has actually installed the L05757-800 on their Baker motherboard?

Did they have any issues? Did everything work out?

[deshroud]

I have the L05757-800 on order. Apparently, I won’t have it until the end of January so I’ll let you know then.

[Tom_W2]

I've consulted this chart a few times already - thanks for keeping it up.

New info if you want it for the chart...

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.

[deshroud]

This morning I was able to install a L05757-800 and a MSI RTX 3060-ti into my Envy (TE01-1134)!

[old_geekster]

@deshroud, thank you for the update!!  I am certain it will help a lot of members who want to do the same thing.

[Eli25jk]

@deshroud, I have a HP Pavilion (TP01-1026) which also has the Baker mb. I didnt see anything on the chart about mine specific model but can i still use the same  L05757-800  PSU? 

[deshroud]

@Eli25jk

After looking up pics of your pc, it looks like the psu will work with yours as well. If you’re updating your video card, think about adding a fan. The small cases really trap some heat. 

[old_geekster]

@Eli25jk 

Yes, the L05757-800 should work with your motherboard.  All of the TP01 series should be the same.  I agree with @deshroud .  You have to always consider the airflow in the case when you make upgrades to the components.

[Mechanic88]

TP01-1016 

32GB Crucial Ballistix Ram (16x2)

msi gtx 1650 super Gaming x

6 pin

waiting on 500w power supply

baker MB 

need to move hard drive to upper drive cage to fit a full size card. That’s really it. No modding needed and saved $$ over buying a “super mini”

 

 

[Xman0124]

Hello all,

First off i would like to give a HUGEEEE thanks to 

.@Wb2001 because that list help me tremendously in my journey to upgrade my power supply (and its been a total pain the the you know what)for my hp m01-f0024. So this rig runs the erica2 Mb and i can confirm with out a doubt that if your running my same unit or the m01-f0016 ( i believe the only diff is the amount of ram) you can use the 400w 942332-001 psu, that is the one i bought on amazon just got it yesterday i installed it along with my asus gtx 1650 oc and shes running smooth. 

[old_geekster]

Thank you for the great information, @Xman0124!  I appreciate your kind words to wb2001.

[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.

[old_geekster]

@Morgavo, thank you  for the great update.  It would help if you would add the model or product number of your computer.  There may be cases that are not the same as yours with a Baker mobo.

[WalkerT80]

If anyone available to help, I was referred here and this record is brilliant.  I have a tp01-1023w with a d19-180p1a PSU.  Only 180W.  Was hoping to upgrade, but looks like most of the TP models don't have that high of compatibility according to what I'm seeing here.  I've searched all over google with my limited knowledge.  I've switched out PSUs in the past, but far from knowledgeable in regards to this.  Could anyone refer me to a PSU that would likely work? 300w+?

[old_geekster]

@WalkerT80 , welcome to the Community.

Unfortunately, the Baker motherboard is not listed in the Chart.  However, it is my understanding that all of the connectors on the TP01 series motherboards are the same.  Therefore, I believe that you should be able to upgrade to a 400W (L69242-800) and possibly to a 500W (L05757-800).  I suggest that you contact HP Customer Support to make certain that they will work.  I don't want you to order one of them and have to return it.

[Gtkansan]

Does anyone have information on if the Erica3 MoBo is the same connectors and items as the Eric1/2? 

Its weird but the HP online config calls the MOBO Erica5. But the HP Software in the comp calls it Erica3?

Current Power Supply is 180W L70042-002 Part Number. 

Model is M01-F1024

https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c06955132

[TacoKun]

I have the te01-0014, I couldn’t tell which power supply I could add to it.  I wanted at least 450w for an rx 560. If anyone could suggest one it would be greatly appreciated!

[old_geekster]

@TacoKun , welcome to the Community.

The motherboard in your computer is HP proprietary. It has a 4-pin power connector instead of a standard 24-pin ATX power connector. You will have to buy any PSU upgrade from HP.  They have a 500W PSU (L05757-800) that is compatible with your motherboarad.  You can find it by using HP Partsurfer.  This is the most powerful PSU that they provide.

[Yashdeepkhinda]

@Mechanic88

how did you connect the p2 Pin with your power supply ?

because when i tried to put in a graphics card into my Hp the power supply didn't have the 8 pin and then if use a different one it doesn't have the connector to the pin below, so what did you do?