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Upgrading CPU on a HP Pavilion Power 580-130
08-20-2018 03:42 PM

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I know the MoBo can be upgraded to a Ryzen 7 1700 w/65 watt TDP.
I'm wondering if it can be upgraded to a Ryzen 7 2700 w/65 watt TDP?
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08-20-2018 07:29 PM

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@Bane5150, welcome to the forum.
Here are the processor that have been tested to be compatible with the motherboard:
- TDP: up to 65 W
- Socket type: AM4
- Motherboard supports the following processor upgrades:ProcessorTDPAMD Ryzen7-1700 (Summit Ridge) 3.0 GHz, 8 cores/16 threads65 WAMD Ryzen5-1600 (Summit Ridge) 3.2 GHz, 6 cores/12 threads65 WAMD Ryzen5-1400 (Summit Ridge) 3.2 GHz, 4 cores/8 threads65 WAMD Ryzen3-1200 (Summit Ridge) 3.1 GHz, 4 cores/4 threads65 W
As you can see, the Ryzen 7 2700 w/65W TDP is not on the list. This means it may or may not work. There is no guaranty.
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08-20-2018 09:34 PM

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It is a AM4+ not AM4
Never hurts to check it out
08-20-2018 11:24 PM

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Ive asked this before on upgrading from first gen ryzen to second gen on an HP AMD mobo.
I was informed that unless a bios update was created to do so, it wont work. HP wont be setting up bios fixes for such an upgrade as they were not intended to be upgraded.
08-21-2018 10:40 AM

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If no BIOS update for gen 2 planned not a big deal IMO.
Theirs hardware upgrades for that if necessary.
08-21-2018 10:43 AM

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08-21-2018 11:52 AM

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Im almost positive that the basewood MoBo is a b350.
There are video outputs on the board which makes me think they could make it compatible since they knew 1st Gen Ryzen didn't have integrated graphics.
Hopefully HP will reconsider.
08-21-2018 08:44 PM

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Im sure they could, but I doubt they will because HP does not make enthusiast diy builds. They are guaranteed to work as assembled from factory, thats it. IF you want a 2nd gen cpu from HP, you would have to buy one with it already in it.
Not sure how else to put it, but I think you get my drift.
08-21-2018 09:18 PM

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Not a big deal. It will be a fine PC for a long time to come but I'm going to have to go back to building my own in the future I think.
Still wonder why they have video outputs to a 1st Gen Ryzen. That parts a mystery.

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