What is the difference between hp pavilion desktop m9500y and m9500z models?
Q. What is the difference between hp pavilion desktop m9500y and m9500z models?
Asked by MaVsFaN81 - Sat Jun 20 00:07:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Generally, there are no differenced between the models, its just a new version for the new quarter sales. For more info, visit www.hp-forums.com
Answered by Wiz Kid - Tue Jun 23 05:37:18 2009
Q. What is the difference between hp pavilion desktop m9500y and m9500z models?
Asked by MaVsFaN81 - Sat Jun 20 00:07:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Generally, there are no differenced between the models, its just a new version for the new quarter sales. For more info, visit www.hp-forums.com
Answered by Wiz Kid - Tue Jun 23 05:37:18 2009
Upgrading a HP Pavilion Elite m9500y (Video Card)?
Q. If any of you know about this computer, It has an AMD Phenom x4 running at 2.4 Ghz, 8 GB of RAM and sadly, a Geforce 9500 GS. I ocassionally play high end games such as GTA IV and Crysis at 1280x1024 at pretty good settings. I kind of figured that the card is not necessarily designed for gaming. If anyone has had experience in swapping out the Video Card, (For example, I'm looking into getting a 9800GT) I just need to know if anyone has had power supply or tower space problems. It appears that the computer is equipped with a 300W power unit and a fairly cramped case. What would someone recommend buying as far as power, and possibly could recommend another card if I'm not really thinking this out enough.
Asked by Roadkill - Thu Mar 19 21:31:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's my advice: Don't. Here are some problems you'll probably run in to: (Well, the 9800gt requires more power than what you already have as it is, so there's a problem) To get a significant upgrade the simple truth is that you would have to get a new Power Supply. The PSU may be too big or have too many thick cables to fit inside the case. Then you would have to buy a new case. The motherboard, besides not having an I/O back shield, probably would not fit into the case. New motherboard. See how this goes? At the very least, you'll want to get a new PSU that you're sure fits just fine in your case. Measure your PSU for starters and make sure it's standard sized. If it is, then almost all PSU's will fit in it just fine. If you plan… [cont.]
Answered by octav8ryum - Thu Mar 19 22:03:01 2009
Q. If any of you know about this computer, It has an AMD Phenom x4 running at 2.4 Ghz, 8 GB of RAM and sadly, a Geforce 9500 GS. I ocassionally play high end games such as GTA IV and Crysis at 1280x1024 at pretty good settings. I kind of figured that the card is not necessarily designed for gaming. If anyone has had experience in swapping out the Video Card, (For example, I'm looking into getting a 9800GT) I just need to know if anyone has had power supply or tower space problems. It appears that the computer is equipped with a 300W power unit and a fairly cramped case. What would someone recommend buying as far as power, and possibly could recommend another card if I'm not really thinking this out enough.
Asked by Roadkill - Thu Mar 19 21:31:11 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's my advice: Don't. Here are some problems you'll probably run in to: (Well, the 9800gt requires more power than what you already have as it is, so there's a problem) To get a significant upgrade the simple truth is that you would have to get a new Power Supply. The PSU may be too big or have too many thick cables to fit inside the case. Then you would have to buy a new case. The motherboard, besides not having an I/O back shield, probably would not fit into the case. New motherboard. See how this goes? At the very least, you'll want to get a new PSU that you're sure fits just fine in your case. Measure your PSU for starters and make sure it's standard sized. If it is, then almost all PSU's will fit in it just fine. If you plan… [cont.]
Answered by octav8ryum - Thu Mar 19 22:03:01 2009
what video card would be best that will fit my computer? help?
Q. I got a new HP elite m9500y from best buy its a pretty good computer the only thing i really want to upgrade is my graphics card. What is the best card that I can buy for my computer that will fit. I run windows Vista I have 8gb ram ND AMD Phenom 9750 Quad Core Processor 2.40GHz 64bit operating system.
Asked by dakotasallis - Mon Jan 26 17:00:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I got a new HP elite m9500y from best buy its a pretty good computer the only thing i really want to upgrade is my graphics card. What is the best card that I can buy for my computer that will fit. I run windows Vista I have 8gb ram ND AMD Phenom 9750 Quad Core Processor 2.40GHz 64bit operating system.
Asked by dakotasallis - Mon Jan 26 17:00:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What power supply should I get for the nvidia gtx 750 video card to work in my reg?
Q. I have a HP Pavilion Elite m9500y ( ) the watts is 350, so I'm thinking I'll need at least 600 - 750 watt supply. Do you know any good supply that would fit in this case?
Asked by Ashley - Wed Aug 19 22:18:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The official power requirements: 575W PCI Express-compliant system power supply with a combined 12V current rating of 42A or more* Two 6-pin PCI Express supplementary power connectors -or- One 6-pin PCI Express and two 4-pin peripheral supplementary power connectors PC Power and Cooling, Antec, Corsair are some very good power suply makers. Get at least 600 watts or more
Answered by unknown - Wed Aug 19 22:26:23 2009
Q. I have a HP Pavilion Elite m9500y ( ) the watts is 350, so I'm thinking I'll need at least 600 - 750 watt supply. Do you know any good supply that would fit in this case?
Asked by Ashley - Wed Aug 19 22:18:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The official power requirements: 575W PCI Express-compliant system power supply with a combined 12V current rating of 42A or more* Two 6-pin PCI Express supplementary power connectors -or- One 6-pin PCI Express and two 4-pin peripheral supplementary power connectors PC Power and Cooling, Antec, Corsair are some very good power suply makers. Get at least 600 watts or more
Answered by unknown - Wed Aug 19 22:26:23 2009
Would I be able to upgrade the video card in this computer?
Q. I am considering buying the HP m9500y desktop PC, but I would definitely like to upgrade the video card and power supply in it. I checked the product specs on HP's website, and noticed that there is one PCI Express x16 slot in the computer, but it's currently being used. As far as I know, video cards are the only thing that use the PCI Express x16 slot, so would that just be the NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GS video card that comes with the computer, or could it be something else? If it's just the video card that comes in the computer, I could easily remove it and put in my new one. But if there's something else that may be using the slot, I probably wouldn't want to remove it. The computer's specs: My new video card (NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250… [cont.]
Asked by Ziggy - Mon May 25 14:27:04 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yeah, nothing else would really use that slot. Sound cards use PCI, and other multimedia controllers use various slots. You can also tell which one is video card two (easy) ways: Whatever the cable from your desktop to your monitor is connected to, that is your video card. open up the case. if there is an item in a slot, other than the CPU, that has a fan, that is it. Nothing else needs cooling. Anyway, your computer only has one PCI-E slot, and you video card (9500GS) runs in a PCI-E slot, so there is no need to check. yes, you can install a GTS 250 in it's place. Just keep in mind that the GTS250 is a 9800GTX+, only overclocked a little, and seeing as you're getting a new PSU, you may want to overclock the 9800GTX+ yourself, it'll… [cont.]
Answered by Comrade - Mon May 25 14:38:44 2009
Q. I am considering buying the HP m9500y desktop PC, but I would definitely like to upgrade the video card and power supply in it. I checked the product specs on HP's website, and noticed that there is one PCI Express x16 slot in the computer, but it's currently being used. As far as I know, video cards are the only thing that use the PCI Express x16 slot, so would that just be the NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GS video card that comes with the computer, or could it be something else? If it's just the video card that comes in the computer, I could easily remove it and put in my new one. But if there's something else that may be using the slot, I probably wouldn't want to remove it. The computer's specs: My new video card (NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250… [cont.]
Asked by Ziggy - Mon May 25 14:27:04 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yeah, nothing else would really use that slot. Sound cards use PCI, and other multimedia controllers use various slots. You can also tell which one is video card two (easy) ways: Whatever the cable from your desktop to your monitor is connected to, that is your video card. open up the case. if there is an item in a slot, other than the CPU, that has a fan, that is it. Nothing else needs cooling. Anyway, your computer only has one PCI-E slot, and you video card (9500GS) runs in a PCI-E slot, so there is no need to check. yes, you can install a GTS 250 in it's place. Just keep in mind that the GTS250 is a 9800GTX+, only overclocked a little, and seeing as you're getting a new PSU, you may want to overclock the 9800GTX+ yourself, it'll… [cont.]
Answered by Comrade - Mon May 25 14:38:44 2009
INSIGNIA SPEAKERS DONT WORK ON WINDOWS VISTA?
Q. Ok for the heads up i really don't know alot about how to find specific information about my computers card, the input names, speaker quality or whatever. So i have Insignia speakers and im pretty sure it came with a sound card for my computer. Now time has passed and that computer got really old and crashed and i got a new HP Pavilion Elite m9500y PC and i tried to hook up the speakers using all 6 sounds ports (because I don't know which one actually works with it) and apparently none of them worked. Although the HP w2207h screen is HDMI and comes with HD sound its not really loud enough, as my old speakers were better... can anybody help?
Asked by Xx PEANUT xX - Sat Feb 28 20:15:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Speakers are agnostic of the source, so your problem is with the configuration of your sound card. (Speakers don't need any special drivers). Go to the Control panel -> Hardware and Sound and you should find some sound-related options. Make sure you configure it for 6-ch sound. Then put a DVD with 5.1 sound and do some testing.
Answered by TV guy - Sat Feb 28 21:11:27 2009
Q. Ok for the heads up i really don't know alot about how to find specific information about my computers card, the input names, speaker quality or whatever. So i have Insignia speakers and im pretty sure it came with a sound card for my computer. Now time has passed and that computer got really old and crashed and i got a new HP Pavilion Elite m9500y PC and i tried to hook up the speakers using all 6 sounds ports (because I don't know which one actually works with it) and apparently none of them worked. Although the HP w2207h screen is HDMI and comes with HD sound its not really loud enough, as my old speakers were better... can anybody help?
Asked by Xx PEANUT xX - Sat Feb 28 20:15:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Speakers are agnostic of the source, so your problem is with the configuration of your sound card. (Speakers don't need any special drivers). Go to the Control panel -> Hardware and Sound and you should find some sound-related options. Make sure you configure it for 6-ch sound. Then put a DVD with 5.1 sound and do some testing.
Answered by TV guy - Sat Feb 28 21:11:27 2009
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