Motherboard upgrade

[Sefec97]

I want upgrade my graphic card and procesor, witch motherboar be a compatible with my notebook?

[Rita_R2]

Hi, @Sefec97, Welcome to the HP Support.

I will be more than happy to help you. while I am an HP employee, the views expressed here are my own and may not necessarily reflect the views of HP. By sharing relevant video links, I aim to provide clear, practical guidance in an easy-to-follow format. These tailored video resources are designed to address queries more effectively and enhance understanding. I hope you find them helpful as well.

Upgrading the motherboard in an HP Gaming Pavilion is generally not recommended or practical due to proprietary layouts, soldered components, and high costs But if it is important below service video help you to do that.

 Here is the link which may help to resolve the issue: 

Removing & replacing parts for HP Pavilion 15-cx0000 | HP Computer Service

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RITA_R2

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[Paul_Tikkanen · Accepted solution]

@Sefec97 

Below is the link to the service manual for your notebook:

HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop Maintenance and Service GuideIMPORTANT! This document is intended for HP a...

Chapter 3 has the list of supported motherboards with their HP part numbers.

When choosing the motherboard you want, make sure that you check what heat sink part number it needs.

I agree with Rita_R2's comments regarding upgrading the motherboard.

It generally provides a poor return on investment unless you can buy a used but tested and working motherboard very cheaply.

Not to mention the parts will be very difficult to find.