Would this card work in my HP Pavilion p6733w Desktop PC?
1355246
I am not familiar with that model computer but a quick search indicates that its power supply is rated only at 250W. Though the HD7750-1GD5-V2 has relatively light power drain, I would advise a Power Supply upgrade first. BTW, my computer is a homebuilt AMD Athlon x4, 8GB RAM with a 400W supply. The card worked great right out of the box. Tweaking the BIOS to recognize the card is all I needed to do.
1355247
It will work but as a PCIe only. I don't think this computer has PCIe 3.0, establishing the dual channel memory communication.
1355248
I would be cautious. According to specs for your PC on HP's web site, the HP Pavilion p6733w Desktop has a 250W power supply. According to the specs on the ASUS box, a 400W power supply is recommended by ASUS. My machine has a 350W power supply and I was a bit concerned about that; however, after researching my fears were put to rest and I have had no issues. From 250W to 400W is a pretty big delta and that would definitely be my concern if had your machine.
1355249
Not without risking destroying your system. the stock power supply is only 250watts, should get an upgrade to 400-450watts, and then it will work.
476532
I believe it can. Keep in mind that this card takes two slots instead of one slot so make sure your pc has room for it. This card will also need power hookups from the power supply.
2217294
(1) Keep in mind that I am not a computer technology expert (although I do pretty well with some modifications [installing cards etc.]). (2) I checked out the specifications for your computer and noted that it will take various configurations (2x 4 GB, 4x 8 GB...) of memory that is DDR3 PC3 12800 which this memory card is. Consequently, I don't see why it would not work. If I had your computer (mine is a Pavilion h8-1234) I would put this memory in (but keep in mind my (1) statement).
2137148
As long as your motherboard has an available PCI Express slot (x1 x4 x8 x16) available this card should work just fine.
2278979
Get a better card with that system. It would work but it's will be the limiting factor in your PC.
663354
No it won't work because of the HP BIOS lock. This card is NOT whitelisted in HP BIOS.
1361352
It should work. HP's spec sheet shows that desktop supports PC2700 and PC3200 (333Mhz and 400Mhz respectively). If you don't wanna take a risk, you can pick up some RAM that specifies it works with that model like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Business-Desktop-Upgrade-DDR-400MHz-184-pin/dp/B008O51EDK
230836
It certainly should. Mine was oddly incompatible with my motherboard, but shouldn't have been. However most graphics cards these days should work in most systems, it's just a matter of how well it will work. Make sure you have PCIE, hopefully 2.0 or up, and not AGP or some old hardware.
230838
As long as you have a PCIE 2.1 slot it should work, however check with the maunfacturers web sight to confirm this but I still tink it will be okay.
1846670
As long as you do not have several hard drives, or anything unusual in your system that is drawing extra power, then 600W is fine for this card. I would not personally go below 600W, but it will work.
1456136
Yes. I beleive it would work. You should have a PCI express slot. I have an optiplex 780 and it would work in mine.
2033707
It uses a mini pci express interface. If your laptop has that then it should work. Also check the bios compatibility
1986191
It should work, if anything, at least make sure your PSU is reliable. I had this card running with a 65W CPU on a 300W PSU
164746
it should, but it will be down-clocked to from 1600mhz to 1333mhz, you might be able to save money hunting from ram at the lower clock speed though, for example: HP VH641AT 4-GB DDR3 RAM (PC3-10600 , 1333 MHz)
2232943
I can only tell you of my situation. I have an HP Pavilion a6000n PC. The desktop is 7 years old. The card went right in without a problem and I am using it to interface with a Seagate Backup Plus portable hard drive.
964694
If it has a pci-express slot and power/supply has 6 pin pci plug you should be good to go.Make sure you download drivers and AMD applicable performance programs i.e. AMD catalyst. Good Luck.... Rudy
278576
It's a standard PCI-X card which plugs into your motherboard. The power supply required is determined by the chassis you are using and the motherboard's requirements. As long as your computer's power supply provides enough power to supply all the components in your computer it should work fine.