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These MXM cards are nice, but be advised that HP limits the MXM card wattage to around 35 watts. The HP 'approved' MXM card is the AMD Radeon HD 7650A which has a 33-watt TDP. The Nvidia Quadro M600M has a 30-watt TDP.
Whatever MXM card you end up with, you still need an MXM heatsink. The HP heatsink p/n for the aforementioned MXM cards is : 646807-001 (620007-001), as seen here:
They are difficult to get. One way to get one pretty cheap is to buy an AMD HD5450M (with heatsink) such as this example: Genuine HP ATI Mobility Radeon AMD HD5450M DDR3 512MB Video Card 608544-001 OEM | eBay,, and use its heatsink for a better MXM card
Hope this was helpful.
Kind Regards,
NonSequitur777
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The maintenance manual for shows both 135 watt and a 180 watt power supply available on page 38.
I suspect that adding the 75 watt graphics will require the 180 watt power supply: part # 613766-001
probably the same for the ATI Radeon HD5450M graphics card, 512 MB (without plate) 646812-001
according to tech power up the 5450 graphics requires 200 watts so clearly the 135 is not sufficient
the folloiwng HD5450m has a different part number but it might work
https://www.ebay.com/p/1437705615?iid=294576676490
is there a url to the m6100 so I can read up on it? This card looks too big to fit
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These MXM cards are nice, but be advised that HP limits the MXM card wattage to around 35 watts. The HP 'approved' MXM card is the AMD Radeon HD 7650A which has a 33-watt TDP. The Nvidia Quadro M600M has a 30-watt TDP.
Whatever MXM card you end up with, you still need an MXM heatsink. The HP heatsink p/n for the aforementioned MXM cards is : 646807-001 (620007-001), as seen here:
They are difficult to get. One way to get one pretty cheap is to buy an AMD HD5450M (with heatsink) such as this example: Genuine HP ATI Mobility Radeon AMD HD5450M DDR3 512MB Video Card 608544-001 OEM | eBay,, and use its heatsink for a better MXM card
Hope this was helpful.
Kind Regards,
NonSequitur777
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