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04-13-2015
10:51 AM
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04-13-2015
02:06 PM
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kevin-t
I just bought this HP Pavilion 500-282 3/15/15. I would like to upgrade the intel hd graphics card 4400. Also, I would to upgrade the I3 4130 to I5. How hard would this be? Would I have to upgrade the BIOS? The power supply is 300 Watts.
Thank you for any help you can give me.
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04-13-2015 02:16 PM - edited 04-13-2015 02:16 PM
HERE IS THE SPEC PAGE for that unit. It lists the i5 processors that will work with the motherboard, just scroll down.
The intel hd graphics card 4400 is part of the processor but will be upgraded to the Intel HD Graphics 4600 (GT2) with any of the i5 processors listed. If more of an upgrade than that is required, be forewarned that the power supply may be a problem and upgrading graphics with the Intel onboard graphics is a bit of a problem, too. Be very sure, through research, that the video card under consideration will work in the motherboard. (Pegatron Memphis-S)
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04-13-2015 02:16 PM - edited 04-13-2015 02:16 PM
HERE IS THE SPEC PAGE for that unit. It lists the i5 processors that will work with the motherboard, just scroll down.
The intel hd graphics card 4400 is part of the processor but will be upgraded to the Intel HD Graphics 4600 (GT2) with any of the i5 processors listed. If more of an upgrade than that is required, be forewarned that the power supply may be a problem and upgrading graphics with the Intel onboard graphics is a bit of a problem, too. Be very sure, through research, that the video card under consideration will work in the motherboard. (Pegatron Memphis-S)
I'm not an HP employee.
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