Hey I know this video is old but thanks, I managed to upgrade to the 500 W PSU and I was planning on buying a single fan 4060 ti... However, I decided to just scrap the whole thing and save for a high end build. The amount of headaches this crappy HP prebuilt has caused me is immeasurable. I also wanted to upgrade the CPU but when I read your comment that standard CPU fans don't fit on HP's motherboard, I decided to ditch that thought. Thanks for saving me money and many headaches down the line.
Hey I'm doing the exact same thing, HP with a 310W and swapping for 500W psu and going for the 4060 card. But i can not find the psu unit that has the two 4 pin to the m. board cables where did you find yours?
@@julio4473 i had originally bought it from the HP parts store, i heard that HP mads it harder for people to do the upgrade PSU trick, my best advice , just scrap the POS HP and build a new PC
@lazertag720 yep HP makes it very hard to do, but i found it. I zoomed in on your video got the model number, found it on Amazon slapped it in everthing plugged in super easy. DDU'd the drivers Installed that 4060 now this thing is bangin out 91fps solid on FS22 with a fuck ton of mods. Before it was squeaking by with 12-22fps on the Radeon550 with no mods installed. I was gonna quit but seeing your video showing there was a PSU that would work i kept at it. This hp will do for now, but i am still going to build a bad ass rig here soon. Thanks man!
I heard that the LO4618-800 PSU is compatible with the HP TP01-0066 that has the Erica mobo with 4 pin? LO4618-800 being so physically small for a desktop do you need an adapter for the external power cord or is it the standard desktop size? Thx in adv
Any update let me know I have a 590 P0024 and I’m trying to upgrade it from the current one to 500 before I buy it. I would love to know if it’s working!
do you have issue with the PSU fan not spinning at all times? i got the 400W HP psu with 7pin 6wires and this PSU fan does not spin all the time just 2 seconds when boot up......
I have a question by any chance is this psu discontinued I went over to check it out because I’m really trying to find a new psu but they said it’s out of stock
HI...a question please. In the end of video you show the little white connector (on my Lincs Mb named AIX1 ) and you say are the wires of the Power supply Fan... are you sure are only those wires, or also something another? I such the info pins of this connector but no way... My problem...I like to change my 180 watt PS, with a standar ATX of 600 watt...no problem to put 2 lines for the MB...but I don't know IF nees also this AIX1 connector for any way? HOW the computer start the Power Supply when push start? meaby a wire in this white connector give the input to the PS? on Atx PS...the input/start are on the 24 pins atc connector.
Part L05757-800 500watt PSU has to be ordered via chat on parts store and hp site. it will not be listed on site as a part. THey will get info they hav you click link to pay. I ordered one to upgrade the tg01-0040 and the thing was delivered next day by noon.
tg01` are priority PSU units which is a pain. Part L05757-800 is a 500watt for these erica boards. Omens use standard PSU's non priority with a minimal of 750watt usually preinstalled.
I was wondering if I could use a PICO PSU for my Motherboard's miscellanious(24pin connector) components(fans,HDD,north bridge, ram etc) but for my GPU and CPU an external PSU!? Is the pico PSU going to interfere with my plan to connect the CPU and GPU from a different PSU (external)!! My external PSU is an HP1200 watt server PSU(which does not have the 24pin connector required to power the motherboard but only has 12v+ground 6pin connectors) and the pico PSU is also going to take its 12v input from this (1200watt server PSU) and convert it to 24pin(3.3v,5v) respectively!! I'm quite good when it comes to soldering and wouldn't mind doing some tinkering to get things to work properly ;). Any help is greatly appreciated!
Hi There, I just got a new video card (Radeon RX 6700 XT MECH 2X 12G) , but use a double a double 8 pins cable, this power supply has an extra cable ??. Please let me know. Thx
great video... I hate how much this costs vs any non propietary power suply. I'm not brave enough to try to hack up one of those to try to convert it but this one is 116 + another 12 for shipping . For that price I could almost get a mobo and psu to move the ram, cpu and gpu into
i got question i have the same pc as you but my power supply 310w and my gcard is rx 550 and my cpu is ryzen 3 2200G will i be able to upgrade to a Geforce GTX 1050ti without upgrading the powersupply? because the 1050 ti is recommended to run on 300w and i got 310w.
I've gone to HP parts store and they don't have upgraded power supplies for this computer or ones like it. The highest wattage I can find is 310 watts at $185 which is completely insane. Sending back these two computers we purchased.
know it is old video but you have to get on chat to get the 500 Watt PSU Part L05757-800 I have a pic of model an HP# if needed. IT is a 500watt PSU with 6+2 and 6 gpu cables for gpu's, intended to update them to dual powr RX 6000 cards in tg0 pc's , we upgraded a tg01-0040 easily. MSI rx 6600 XT Mech cards only need the 6+2 as it splits it internally on the card.
It's kinda hard, first take out the 2/3 connections (motherboard, cpu, and 3rd is dependent if you have a dedicated gpu or not) then unscrew the psu form outside. Finnaly you'll notice it's kinda stuck in place, so what you wanna do is just push a little small blub kinda thing on the bottom down and then push away from the back of the case. I'm really sorry this is late, but I really hope it helped!
How long did the PC last with the 500W power supply specifically? My HP PC had a 400W and I want to upgrade since the last two months it has been randomly shutting off, and now doesn't turn back on after around 10 months of use. Because it is a 690-0073w with a 1660 Ti, it is supposed to have a higher wattage than it is supposed to have... however am not sure how bad the cooling issue would be if the lifetime of the power supply would be shorter than buying the 400W power supply again... if you did use a USB fan, how reliable was it for cooling?
@@lazertag720 fax fuck hp, like why tf should I have to spend 109 euro on a fucking 500 watt psu when if I was building a pc I could get a cx500 watt for like 45.
Hi fella! Well your right about it overheating but it's a way around that. You need to reduce your maximum processor rate from 100% to 99%. With the HP pavilion rig, it tends to over heat going above 80 degrees Celsius. By reducing the maximum processor rate to 99% you will not go beyond 72 degrees Celsius. Yeah you might lose maybe 2 to 3 fps because it's not processing at its full potential but it's not noticable if you are use to running anything 60fps and above.
a friends older one is still going as a sons pc with rx 6600 xt. Honestly if you have the money get an omen which is custom built much better pc' that use much better mother boards, standard 750 or 900 watt PSU's easy open glass side cases, ours is the i9 8 core rtx 280 super (at that time) but now they are 8, 10, 12 core with Rtx 3060, 3080, 3080 ti, 3090 options, or Rx 6800, 6900 xt OC options with ryzen 8, 10, 12, 24 core options. Pavillions are a low cost option, but i did upgrade the tg01 to a ryzen 7 8 core, RX 6700 XT, 32 gig of memory, left the nvmie 1 tb SSD on board. 0040 and higher have on board NVmie 2 drives. Yet it is no where near as fast as omens which are well built with fast transfer mobo's that cna hold 3-4 nvmie SSD's asnd like our i9 / rtx 2080 super combo of the time, are already liquid cooled. .
Since i dont own this PC anymore, i have no clue if the HP parts store is working. If desperately in need of upgrading PSU, what i did temporarily was use another PSU and jump start it, as long as you place the 4x4 motherboard and CPU power cables you are good, i suggest you use a multimeter to ensure its actually outputting the proper power
