[Advice needed] Want to upgrade GPU

[ChaiTaoKueh]

You won't know until the part does not get recognized or detected.

Manufacturers will not declare or reveal to public either. You need to experiment and take the risk. Not sure about HP policy with regard to this whitelisting.

Think mostly whitelisting is applied to wireless cards, and was practised by Lenovo.

Read this for more details: http://milksnot.com/content/project-dirty-laundry-how-defeat-whitelisting-without-bios-modding

wah that sounds bad.

bring to sim lim they can help me out?

 

[ykgoh]

wah that sounds bad.

bring to sim lim they can help me out?

High chance they can't do much too. But so far this problem seems to be affecting wireless card replacement in laptop. Desktop probably they allow some level of upgrading. You just gotta try then will know.

 

[ragnarok95]

For this model, you can change graphic card, you can change cpu, you can change your ram, you can add in SSD.

I know.

Cos i have this.

lol

 

[ChaiTaoKueh]

For this model, you can change graphic card, you can change cpu, you can change your ram, you can add in SSD.

I know.

Cos i have this.

lol

ok bro can i pm u?

 

[ChaiTaoKueh]

is it viable to transfer to a standard casing?

 

[Koenig168]

Can be done.

I've actually moved a mATX HP Envy (standard casing) to HP Slimline so the reverse is possible. Do note that third party cases will not have the mini-LED connector but that is not really a necessity.