gpu fit in my pc

[Kian_4]

http://support.hp.com/gb-en/document/c04341331 this is my pc and i was wondering if https://www.amazon.co.uk/Zotac-GeForce-1060-GDDR5-Graphics/dp/B01IA9FEOO/ref=sr_1_11?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1481481023&sr=1-11&keywords=gtx+1060+6gb would fit in it and what performance could i expect?

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Nope , that combo won't run your PC , it uses a 180w power adapter like a laptop power source, not a standard ATX power supply.

 

[Kian_4]

Nope , that combo won't run your PC uses a 180w power adapter like a laptop power source, not a standard ATX power supply.

what graphics could i use in my pc then?

 

[hang-the-9]

Nope , that combo won't run your PC uses a 180w power adapter like a laptop power source, not a standard ATX power supply.

what graphics could i use in my pc then?

Nothing that will be faster than the R7 240 it already has. If you want a system for gaming, sell yours and start with a clean build.

There may be a chance you can buy a real power supply for it, from the images it looks like the case will fit a standard ATX power supply and the motherboard looks to have standard power supply connections. If you get one, then you can get a card like the RX 460 or GTX 1050 for a good cheaper upgrade. But you are really better off starting fresh with a new setup, cheap home/office systems often have issues with higher end video cards.

 

[Kian_4]

Nope , that combo won't run your PC uses a 180w power adapter like a laptop power source, not a standard ATX power supply.

what graphics could i use in my pc then?

Nothing that will be faster than the R7 240 it already has. If you want a system for gaming, sell yours and start with a clean build.

There may be a chance you can buy a real power supply for it, from the images it looks like the case will fit a standard ATX power supply and the motherboard looks to have standard power supply connections. If you get one, then you can get a card like the RX 460 or GTX 1050 for a good cheaper upgrade. But you are really better off starting fresh with a new setup, cheap home/office systems often have issues with higher end video cards.

I have got a cw 500 bronze power supply, would that help?

 

[hang-the-9]

Nope , that combo won't run your PC uses a 180w power adapter like a laptop power source, not a standard ATX power supply.

what graphics could i use in my pc then?

Nothing that will be faster than the R7 240 it already has. If you want a system for gaming, sell yours and start with a clean build.

There may be a chance you can buy a real power supply for it, from the images it looks like the case will fit a standard ATX power supply and the motherboard looks to have standard power supply connections. If you get one, then you can get a card like the RX 460 or GTX 1050 for a good cheaper upgrade. But you are really better off starting fresh with a new setup, cheap home/office systems often have issues with higher end video cards.

I have got a cw 500 bronze power supply, would that help?

Yes, see if you can install it in the system.

 

[Kian_4]

Nope , that combo won't run your PC uses a 180w power adapter like a laptop power source, not a standard ATX power supply.

what graphics could i use in my pc then?

Nothing that will be faster than the R7 240 it already has. If you want a system for gaming, sell yours and start with a clean build.

There may be a chance you can buy a real power supply for it, from the images it looks like the case will fit a standard ATX power supply and the motherboard looks to have standard power supply connections. If you get one, then you can get a card like the RX 460 or GTX 1050 for a good cheaper upgrade. But you are really better off starting fresh with a new setup, cheap home/office systems often have issues with higher end video cards.

I have got a cw 500 bronze power supply, would that help?

Yes, see if you can install it in the system.

Is already installed

 

[hang-the-9]

If it's already in the system it will power a 1060, issue may be with the OEM motherboard, they tend to not like working with higher end video cards at times. Make sure you do a BIOS update before you install it.

 

[Kian_4]

If it's already in the system it will power a 1060, issue may be with the OEM motherboard, they tend to not like working with higher end video cards at times. Make sure you do a BIOS update before you install it.

How do I do that

 

[hang-the-9]

If it's already in the system it will power a 1060, issue may be with the OEM motherboard, they tend to not like working with higher end video cards at times. Make sure you do a BIOS update before you install it.

How do I do that

Vendor support site, look for your PC model, download the BIOS update file and run it. Most you will be able to run right from Windows. Same as a regular driver for the system.

 

[Kian_4]

If it's already in the system it will power a 1060, issue may be with the OEM motherboard, they tend to not like working with higher end video cards at times. Make sure you do a BIOS update before you install it.

How do I do that

Vendor support site, look for your PC model, download the BIOS update file and run it. Most you will be able to run right from Windows. Same as a regular driver for the system.

So all I have to do is download st? Nothing else?

 

[Kian_4]

If it's already in the system it will power a 1060, issue may be with the OEM motherboard, they tend to not like working with higher end video cards at times. Make sure you do a BIOS update before you install it.

How do I do that

Vendor support site, look for your PC model, download the BIOS update file and run it. Most you will be able to run right from Windows. Same as a regular driver for the system.

So all I have to do is download st? Nothing else?

 

[hang-the-9]

If it's already in the system it will power a 1060, issue may be with the OEM motherboard, they tend to not like working with higher end video cards at times. Make sure you do a BIOS update before you install it.

How do I do that

Vendor support site, look for your PC model, download the BIOS update file and run it. Most you will be able to run right from Windows. Same as a regular driver for the system.

So all I have to do is download st? Nothing else?

Well you have to actually run the program of-course. Just downloading it won't do anything, the file will just sit there.