This channel is just him. Bro shows the teardown, upgrades, and it's just really cool to be the only channel in youtube to do this. Other channels just miss a minor detail that ruins the vibe..
I bought a ProDesk recently along with 2x 8gb Silicon Power, and a RX 6500 XT. Frankly, I had no idea what I was doing, and I was basically using approximations based on builds using similar hardware, but I was unsure whether I was burning the $200 or so I spent on a project I completely underestimated. This video was a major help for both the installation process and the viability of the ProDesk for a reasonably capable gaming PC, so I really appreciate this. The only difference is that since the 6500 is a little longer, I may not be able to use the front USBs, but with the six ports on the back, that shouldn't be an issue. If I rememeber, I'll update this comment about my own results once all the parts arrive and I get everything installed.
@@jensdbe Update: all working perfectly, just waiting on the CPU upgrade to arrive next week, I'll have just about maxed out the capabilities of this machine. Final product: - GTX 1660 Super (low profile; returned the 6500 to leave full access to the SATA and front USB drive ports) - 32GB DDR3 (1600 MHz if anyone is curious) - 600W ATX PSU - i7 4790 (best CPU compatible with this chipset as far as I can tell) That setup with the stock CPU (i5 4670) and the 256GB SATA SSD (included with the purchase from PC Liquidations) runs well enough to output every game I've tried so far at 4K and 60+ FPS. I'm holding off on a few more intensive games for the CPU upgrade to arrive, but for my current needs and game catalog, this is more than enough. For what it's worth, PC Game Benchmark rated the 4670 build as a 48%, and that jumped to 70% with the improved CPU. Again, even without the upgraded CPU, I'm shocked that this thing can stand using my 4K TV as a monitor for now with a 60 FPS output. Especially coming from someone whose most powerful gaming devices currently are a refurbished Switch (first revision) and a PS3 Slim, so I had no idea what 4K games were until booting up Control on this PC. Thanks again for the increibly helpful tutorial. I have always been more confident working on the software side of PCs than the hardware, and this is the first PC (non-laptop) I have ever owned. I'm on a moderately tight budget for now, but by finding sales on refurbished or open-box parts, using a Prime trial for free shipping across the board, and cashing in various rewards point for Amazon gift cards, I built this entire rig for right under $400, and I doubt I'll feel any need to upgrade for the next several years.
@@shoopdelawoop- Thanks for your update. I have 2 800 G1's and two I7-4790 CPU's and am deciding on building budget gamers out of them. If you don't mind sharing, I was wondering what mods you had to do to get your ATX PSU to play nice with the MB and case fitment? Perhaps a model number for the PSU? This info would be greatly appreciated.
When upgrading the cpu, I would recommend keeping the old cpu in the socket if the motherboard needs to be removed reducing the risk of accidentally bending the cpu pins
Just finished building an budget PC using this chasis: Xeon E3-1265L V3 (similar to i7 4770T) 2x 8GB Hynix 512 mSATA ssd 3TB Toshiba 3.5 inch hdd EVGA P106-100 6GB (GTX 1060 mining card); 100W load 320W psu still powerful enough to handle upto P104-100 8GB (gtx 1070); 150W load In total i spent $150 for system with P106-100; or $175 for P104-100. Not bad for an (almost) e-waste PC.
@@jensdbe Yes, i'm quite pleased with the final performance. The best performer goes to rig with P106-100 that has pcie x16 2.0. On the other hand P104-100 was not performing well due to heavy bottleneck at pcie lane (only x4 @1.1). The only problem with this chasis is its size, so massive; but the price outweigh its size. For $30 I got thick metal case, mainboard Q85/87 with x4 Ram slots, decent cpu cooler , silent fans and real 320W Lite-On PSU. Plus a lot of CPU option, from desktop to Xeon. As comparison, here in Indonesian used market, with USD 30 i could only buy an H81 board + Core i3 4160 combo. That's it. LOL. By the way, thanks for your video; really helped me to chose this PC case.
For similar money you might be better off looking for a HP Z230 "Tower workstation". They'll take that i7 4790, and 32gb of DDR3, but most of them come with a rock solid 400w PSU as standard. The PSU even comes with a 6 pin power plug for a graphics card, and enough spare 4 pin Molex plugs that you could use a Y lead to power 8 pin graphics cards if you wanted to.
bro i dont know why but your video is soooo peace full like I enjoyed it the whole time usually videos like this are boring but i enjoyed it one question can we upgrade motherboard in this or can we use this motherboard with normal supply local
ik this video is old but i need to know. This motherboard is a micro atx? bc i have this pc and i want to do a "sleeper" with it but i need to know if its a micro atx
I replicated this build on my secondary pc, its the same exact pc as this, after installing i got 5 short beeps and the system spins the fans super fast, i did get the cpu renewed, does that usually indicate a faulty cpu? I put my old i5 back in and it works fine so i think the processor may have been bad.
Well explained assembly and disassembly. Recently I bought this model and I try to build low budget pc. I will change i3 to i5 because i5 is very cheap now. I heard that it is possible to change psu to standard ATX to use more power consumption gpu.
I did see that there are conversion cables for a regular ATX power supply to the power input and power command as the HP motherboard expects. Never tried it myself though. Would be interesting to know if this works as expected.
This chasis PSU (320W) still able to handle 150W gpu such as GTX 1070; but please make sure to pair it with lower TDP i5/i7/Xeon cpu such as i7 4770T or Xeon E3-1265L (45W).
What form factor is the motherboard? I have the same pc and am trying to get an upgrade for my motherboard but idk what form I need to buy to fit the case
I replaced the CPU with an Intel Core i7 4790 Upgrade the memory with 4 times 4GB DDR3 PC3-10600 Added a Inno3D GeForce GTX 1650 GDDR6 Compact Added a Samsung 840 EVO 250GB SSD
The form factor looks like standard ATX but the power supply uses non-standard connectors. Large xhance that youbwill nees to reppace that one as well in case you want to swap the motherboard.
Nice!! Was waiting for you to do one of these vids. I am currently working on my own but using a m710s with an i7-7700. If it doesn't go well, I have an m720s waiting in the winds. Still on the hunt for either a Nvidia T600 or a 1650ti LP GPU for a good price.
Would a build like this be possible for a hp EliteDesk 800 G1 TWR? I saved one of these from becoming e-waste at work recently and thought I could turn it into a budget gaming machine. The case is the same as what you have in the video, but I think some internal components may be different. This one comes with a vPro i5, not sure what gen or model since I haven't taken the fan off yet lol. What are your professional opinions for this?
Yes it's possible with 800 G1 TWR as well, all these mods works on it as well. Though I will also suggest you to get a front fan for it since it will heat up really fast.
a 4790K is not faster than the 4790 in this machine. The K suffix is good for overclocking and unlock some of the limitations of the regular CPU (and no internal GPU as well as far as I know). Unfortunately the motherboard in this business-oriented HP doesn't allow any of these features.
It can physically fit inside but the power consumption is the biggest issue. As the power supply is 320W, that's on the limit for an RX580. You will also need a conversion cable for the 6- or 8-pin power input that the RX580 requires, which isn't recommended either.
hey i got the 580 but its too big is the a way around this problem? the entire thing is tall as my pc and the metal thing infront of it is too big and the 580 is too long to be put in Im i gonna have to return this?
Sounds like you have a SFF (Small Form Factor) version of this PC. That requires a low profile card. A standard RX580 will not fit in that case and you indeed better return it.
I looked an Amazon for GPU is this the card ‘GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1650 D6 OC 4G pci_e_x16 Graphics Card, 170mm Compact Size, 4GB 128-Bit GDDR6, GV-N1656OC-4GD REV2.0 Video Card’ they haven’t mentioned low profile in description.
I got a question, i have this tower, but i cant fit my new graphic card because is too big, can somebody explain how i can remove the cage of the hard drives, i dont use it and i think dont need it, if i can remove it the graphic card going to fit well
Buy a new case and put the inside of the hp desktop inside the new case, you'll get rid of the cages. Case is super cheap 20$ -40$ and it's way better than having to seek a lowprofile gpu for 200$+ ; though you'll still have to sacrifice front IO and you'll be told that front IO is disconnected everytime you reboot. Also you need to make sure if your big GPU isn't drawing too much for the PSU since it's only 320W. GL
That's a tough questionnto be honest. Maybe increase the memory to 16 GB but other than that, I'm not sure. A faster GPU will most likely have the CPU and DDR3 as bottleneck, except for a RX580 maybe but that's also not a substantial improvement. Storage improvement would require NVMe, so I think you are already pretty much at a sweet spot without really replacing the whole machine.
look at the motherboard, it doesn't have ATX connectors for power.... if you replace the PSU just replace the Mobo...which is rare to find rn since it's outdated
Since other videos don't respond does every spec fit with every pc sorry if this is a dumb question, if not how do I check if it others are compatible, is the 1650 better than a AMD Radeon RX 580 and if it is is the 580 compatible with the PC, Sorry I don't know much about computers and different sites tell me different things.
In general, an AMD Radeon RX580 is faster than a GTX1650 but is also consuming more energy at the same time. As long as your machine has a PCIe x16 slot, you can install any of both cards. The most difficult or restrictive will probably be the power consumption of the card. Your power supply needs to have the right connectors and capacity to run the card.
I'm sorry to ask, but what if I wanted to upgrade the power supply, so that I can get a better gpu, is it possible to upgrade the power supply on such pc?
to upgrade the power supply, you would need to upgrade the motherboard as well. It would be cheaper to build a new PC at that point. If you want to upgrade only the power supply then it has to be made by HP and must have same connectors as the current power supply though I won't recommend it because there is only so much power you can convert from SATA to 8pin gpu connectors before it bottleneck your performance
Hello i have same case with i5 4590 recently i brought a i7 4790 i fellowed the same steps as you but my pc wont boot up only fun spinning nothing on screen also keyboard not working i didn't change the ram still using same ram stick SK Hynix 8gb pc3 12800u 11-12-B1 Do you think the ram is the problem?
There might be a bad contact for the CPU. I would remove the CPU and carefully inspect the pins on the socket to see if there is nothing preventing a proper contact. Sometimes a piece of dust or old thermal pasted gets in between socket and CPU. Another thing you could try, is to put back your old CPU and see if everything still works. It might just be a broken/faulty new CPU as well.
Hello jensd_be, I have a HP ProDesk G2 MT with the 280W power supply, do you think that it is capable of powering a Gtx 1650 as well as the 320w one that you have in this build? Will it catch on fire in a couple months or will it handle it just fine? If you see this and have the time to respond, please do 👍🏿
Yeah my g2 had a 260w PSU and it's been running the 1650 fine for a few years . Just go for the stock one that runs at 75w ( most it can draw from the motherboard ) . If it needs to draw extra power from the PSU with a cable or could cause trouble .
This is a regular GTX1650. Low profile would fit as well but there is no need for it. OC should be slightly faster but will require additional power input
I did a similar video on the HP ProDesk 600 G2 (czcams.com/video/idyHozGFxPc/video.html). The CPU replacement is 99% similar as in this video. I believe the i7 6700 is the fastest CPU that is compatible for that G2.
@@jensdbe Since other videos don't respond does every spec fit with every pc sorry if this is a dumb question, if not how do I check if it others are compatible, is the 1650 better than a AMD Radeon RX 580 and if it is is the 580 compatible with the PC, Sorry I don't know much about computers and different sites tell me different things.
QUESTION: Hello. What is the maximum size of the graphics card to fit on the mainboard? I have the HP ProDesk 600 G1 Tower and would like to install a 4GB Gainward GTX1650 Pegasus GDDR6. Is it possible to install this graphics card because it has a 6-pin power connection. Is it possible to install a GTX 1650 Super? Greetings
I got the same PC specs except for drives and CPU I got a decent kingfast SSD and 3 drives and an i5 4570 i get 100 CPU usage sometimes in some games temp never goes beyond 60 barely reached it is this normal
This channel is just him. Bro shows the teardown, upgrades, and it's just really cool to be the only channel in youtube to do this. Other channels just miss a minor detail that ruins the vibe..
Thanks for the nice words :)
I bought a ProDesk recently along with 2x 8gb Silicon Power, and a RX 6500 XT. Frankly, I had no idea what I was doing, and I was basically using approximations based on builds using similar hardware, but I was unsure whether I was burning the $200 or so I spent on a project I completely underestimated. This video was a major help for both the installation process and the viability of the ProDesk for a reasonably capable gaming PC, so I really appreciate this. The only difference is that since the 6500 is a little longer, I may not be able to use the front USBs, but with the six ports on the back, that shouldn't be an issue.
If I rememeber, I'll update this comment about my own results once all the parts arrive and I get everything installed.
Great to hear this was helpful. Would be nice to hear about your results.
@@jensdbe Update: all working perfectly, just waiting on the CPU upgrade to arrive next week, I'll have just about maxed out the capabilities of this machine.
Final product:
- GTX 1660 Super (low profile; returned the 6500 to leave full access to the SATA and front USB drive ports)
- 32GB DDR3 (1600 MHz if anyone is curious)
- 600W ATX PSU
- i7 4790 (best CPU compatible with this chipset as far as I can tell)
That setup with the stock CPU (i5 4670) and the 256GB SATA SSD (included with the purchase from PC Liquidations) runs well enough to output every game I've tried so far at 4K and 60+ FPS. I'm holding off on a few more intensive games for the CPU upgrade to arrive, but for my current needs and game catalog, this is more than enough.
For what it's worth, PC Game Benchmark rated the 4670 build as a 48%, and that jumped to 70% with the improved CPU. Again, even without the upgraded CPU, I'm shocked that this thing can stand using my 4K TV as a monitor for now with a 60 FPS output. Especially coming from someone whose most powerful gaming devices currently are a refurbished Switch (first revision) and a PS3 Slim, so I had no idea what 4K games were until booting up Control on this PC.
Thanks again for the increibly helpful tutorial. I have always been more confident working on the software side of PCs than the hardware, and this is the first PC (non-laptop) I have ever owned. I'm on a moderately tight budget for now, but by finding sales on refurbished or open-box parts, using a Prime trial for free shipping across the board, and cashing in various rewards point for Amazon gift cards, I built this entire rig for right under $400, and I doubt I'll feel any need to upgrade for the next several years.
@@shoopdelawoop thanks for the update and nixe to see these results. Think you got really good value for the price you put in there. Enjoy!
@@shoopdelawoop- Thanks for your update. I have 2 800 G1's and two I7-4790 CPU's and am deciding on building budget gamers out of them. If you don't mind sharing, I was wondering what mods you had to do to get your ATX PSU to play nice with the MB and case fitment? Perhaps a model number for the PSU? This info would be greatly appreciated.
@@shoopdelawoop thank you for this. Question, what brand PSU did you buy? Thanks
When upgrading the cpu, I would recommend keeping the old cpu in the socket if the motherboard needs to be removed reducing the risk of accidentally bending the cpu pins
Just finished building an budget PC using this chasis:
Xeon E3-1265L V3 (similar to i7 4770T)
2x 8GB Hynix
512 mSATA ssd
3TB Toshiba 3.5 inch hdd
EVGA P106-100 6GB (GTX 1060 mining card); 100W load
320W psu still powerful enough to handle upto P104-100 8GB (gtx 1070); 150W load
In total i spent $150 for system with P106-100; or $175 for P104-100.
Not bad for an (almost) e-waste PC.
Price-performance ratio is really good for such projects :)
@@jensdbe Yes, i'm quite pleased with the final performance.
The best performer goes to rig with P106-100 that has pcie x16 2.0.
On the other hand P104-100 was not performing well due to heavy bottleneck at pcie lane (only x4 @1.1).
The only problem with this chasis is its size, so massive; but the price outweigh its size.
For $30 I got thick metal case, mainboard Q85/87 with x4 Ram slots, decent cpu cooler , silent fans and real 320W Lite-On PSU. Plus a lot of CPU option, from desktop to Xeon.
As comparison, here in Indonesian used market, with USD 30 i could only buy an H81 board + Core i3 4160 combo. That's it. LOL.
By the way, thanks for your video; really helped me to chose this PC case.
from basic PC to gaming PC. OMG so satisfying.
Nice to hear. Thanks :)
Great video as always! Keep it up! :)
Nice to hear. Thanks!
@@jensdbeI'm sorry to ask, but what if I wanted to upgrade the power supply so that I can get a better gpu like the rx 6600?
These prebuilt PC is a solid choice for budget gaming PC before the pandemic affect the GPU prices.
The TG01 was better.
Much better.
For similar money you might be better off looking for a HP Z230 "Tower workstation". They'll take that i7 4790, and 32gb of DDR3, but most of them come with a rock solid 400w PSU as standard. The PSU even comes with a 6 pin power plug for a graphics card, and enough spare 4 pin Molex plugs that you could use a Y lead to power 8 pin graphics cards if you wanted to.
You are The Best !
Cool 😎
I’m transforming a prodesk g3 400 with an ssd, 32gb ram and an rx550 low profile because of my small form factor
I have the exact same pc, I just bought an i7 4770 to upgrade the i3
hello sir, any overheating or airflow is good?
bro i dont know why but your video is soooo peace full like I enjoyed it the whole time usually videos like this are boring but i enjoyed it one question can we upgrade motherboard in this or can we use this motherboard with normal supply local
buy new mobo LGA 1150 85/87 chipset and a new Case and just put the component of your hp in the new system !
hello sir, any overheating or airflow is good?
Airflow is pretty good. Didn't see any issues with overheating or too much noise.
Did anyone notice a tiny bit of thermal compound left on the socket pins.
I did see that in time and removed it :) Just didn't include it in the footage but good catch :)
Is it normally to upgrade the Power Supply and keep the same motherboard .... like change the 320 W to another high power supply??
ik this video is old but i need to know. This motherboard is a micro atx? bc i have this pc and i want to do a "sleeper" with it but i need to know if its a micro atx
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Now i know what to upgrade, Thanks man!!
Question?? Is a SAMSANG SSD 840 EVO 1tb Compatible with this machine???
of course man
Nice pc ❤
i have the same gpu!
I replicated this build on my secondary pc, its the same exact pc as this, after installing i got 5 short beeps and the system spins the fans super fast, i did get the cpu renewed, does that usually indicate a faulty cpu? I put my old i5 back in and it works fine so i think the processor may have been bad.
Well explained assembly and disassembly. Recently I bought this model and I try to build low budget pc. I will change i3 to i5 because i5 is very cheap now. I heard that it is possible to change psu to standard ATX to use more power consumption gpu.
I did see that there are conversion cables for a regular ATX power supply to the power input and power command as the HP motherboard expects. Never tried it myself though. Would be interesting to know if this works as expected.
This chasis PSU (320W) still able to handle 150W gpu such as GTX 1070; but please make sure to pair it with lower TDP i5/i7/Xeon cpu such as i7 4770T or Xeon E3-1265L (45W).
@@daviedlopulalan9882 I have i5-4670 84W now
Good video, can you provide the link to the hp web site on your video so I can look up mine to see when it was released? Thanks!
I believe this is what I used: support.hp.com/us-en/check-warranty
What form factor is the motherboard? I have the same pc and am trying to get an upgrade for my motherboard but idk what form I need to buy to fit the case
you dint screw the sdd on the pc and is loosely hanging
Hello, can do you add the list of composants who you add to the pc ? (sorry for my english, i'm french)...
I replaced the CPU with an Intel Core i7 4790
Upgrade the memory with 4 times 4GB DDR3 PC3-10600
Added a Inno3D GeForce GTX 1650 GDDR6 Compact
Added a Samsung 840 EVO 250GB SSD
@@jensdbe Thanks a lot ! 👍
Do you think a gtx1660s single fan will fit
hi, firstly i wanted to tell you that is a great video. I wanted to ask you also if we can change the motherboard? Thanks for your answer !
The form factor looks like standard ATX but the power supply uses non-standard connectors. Large xhance that youbwill nees to reppace that one as well in case you want to swap the motherboard.
@@jensdbe does an INNO3D GeForce GTX 1650 TWIN X2 OC will work with this upgrade ?
Has anyone figured out how to get Fan Control (or any other program for that matter) to control the fans on older HP computers like this?
Hello there and thank you for the video. I wanna ask if a GTX1660 Super would fit because maybe the Sata connectors would be blocked?
Hard to tell without seeing the actual card in real life but as far as I can see a pretty large card would still fit.
Nice!!
Was waiting for you to do one of these vids.
I am currently working on my own but using a m710s with an i7-7700. If it doesn't go well, I have an m720s waiting in the winds. Still on the hunt for either a Nvidia T600 or a 1650ti LP GPU for a good price.
Do you think the stock pc is powerfull enough to run SolidWorks ?
Would a build like this be possible for a hp EliteDesk 800 G1 TWR? I saved one of these from becoming e-waste at work recently and thought I could turn it into a budget gaming machine. The case is the same as what you have in the video, but I think some internal components may be different. This one comes with a vPro i5, not sure what gen or model since I haven't taken the fan off yet lol. What are your professional opinions for this?
Yes it's possible with 800 G1 TWR as well, all these mods works on it as well. Though I will also suggest you to get a front fan for it since it will heat up really fast.
I'm a noob. Would have appreciated a list of names for all the upgrades Lol thanks for this video though. I know what cpu and graphics card to get
Would a I7 4790K also work? Lets say I have a lttile bit more budget, which Processor would you recommend? Or should I go as you suggest a i7 4790?
a 4790K is not faster than the 4790 in this machine. The K suffix is good for overclocking and unlock some of the limitations of the regular CPU (and no internal GPU as well as far as I know). Unfortunately the motherboard in this business-oriented HP doesn't allow any of these features.
Can you add a fan in the front?
Can an RX 580 8GB fit inside? I have the HP ProDesk 600 g1 TWR (Basically the same as yours)
It can physically fit inside but the power consumption is the biggest issue. As the power supply is 320W, that's on the limit for an RX580. You will also need a conversion cable for the 6- or 8-pin power input that the RX580 requires, which isn't recommended either.
@@jensdbe I just bought a 550W power supply for the power consumption. Is that enough?
My computer looks exactly like that, but it’s an Elitedesk 800 G1 TWR and has two PCIe slots
hello sir, any overheating or airflow is good?
@@iannene750 nope no overheating, airflow seems fine to me
@@guyonyoutube6565 you use it for gaming?
@@guyonyoutube6565 also when gaming?
@@iannene750 yes
hey i got the 580 but its too big is the a way around this problem? the entire thing is tall as my pc and the metal thing infront of it is too big and the 580 is too long to be put in Im i gonna have to return this?
Sounds like you have a SFF (Small Form Factor) version of this PC. That requires a low profile card. A standard RX580 will not fit in that case and you indeed better return it.
@@jensdbe Whats the best one i can get
did the 1650 need pci or just motherboard power
Only motherboard/PCIe power is enough. The OC-variant of the same card does require additional power.
Can i put a amd rx580 gpu in this pc and connect it to another power supply?
In theory yes, you could replace the power supply and use an adapter cable. I did see standard ATX to HPs propreitary format.
@jensd_be I have a quick question; does the GeForce GTX 1650 work on the 2010 Dell Inspiron 570 w/ AMD Athlon 2 X4?
It should work, although that CPU is on the slow side and will probably limit the GTX1650 quite a lot.
I bought myself an Elitedesk 800 G2 Twr. I am also looking for a GPU upgrade
Depending on the rest of the components, I think a GTX 1650 could be a good match.
@@jensdbe i got the 1650 around 2 months ago, totally worth it. overall spent 300€ for an i7 pc with a gtx card
nice
Thanks
Do you have to update the bios before installing the i7 4790 CPU?
I did not update the BIOS. Everything worked without doing anything special.
I have a hp prodesk 600 G2 SFF with a i5 4590 sir, what processor can i replace for my old one? Please reply❤
Are you sure that it is a G2? As the G2 comes with 6th gen Intel Core CPUs. It wouldn't work with the CPU that you mentioned.
I looked an Amazon for GPU is this the card ‘GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1650 D6 OC 4G pci_e_x16 Graphics Card, 170mm Compact Size, 4GB 128-Bit GDDR6, GV-N1656OC-4GD REV2.0 Video Card’ they haven’t mentioned low profile in description.
This doesn't look like a low profile card but that's not needed for the tower version of this PC.
Can the pc run gtx 1050 ti?
Should work fine but a GTX1650 will give you better performance for a similar price (unless you already have the card off course) :)
I got a question, i have this tower, but i cant fit my new graphic card because is too big, can somebody explain how i can remove the cage of the hard drives, i dont use it and i think dont need it, if i can remove it the graphic card going to fit well
Buy a new case and put the inside of the hp desktop inside the new case, you'll get rid of the cages. Case is super cheap 20$ -40$ and it's way better than having to seek a lowprofile gpu for 200$+ ; though you'll still have to sacrifice front IO and you'll be told that front IO is disconnected everytime you reboot.
Also you need to make sure if your big GPU isn't drawing too much for the PSU since it's only 320W.
GL
i have the same hp 600 g1 but with a i5 4590 rx 570 4gb and 8gb ram
what do you think i should replace?
That's a tough questionnto be honest. Maybe increase the memory to 16 GB but other than that, I'm not sure. A faster GPU will most likely have the CPU and DDR3 as bottleneck, except for a RX580 maybe but that's also not a substantial improvement. Storage improvement would require NVMe, so I think you are already pretty much at a sweet spot without really replacing the whole machine.
one question can i replace 320w to 500w on the same case 600g1? if possible what psu recommanded
look at the motherboard, it doesn't have ATX connectors for power.... if you replace the PSU just replace the Mobo...which is rare to find rn since it's outdated
So I guess it’s not really possible to upgrade the PSU in this?
Since other videos don't respond does every spec fit with every pc sorry if this is a dumb question, if not how do I check if it others are compatible, is the 1650 better than a AMD Radeon RX 580 and if it is is the 580 compatible with the PC, Sorry I don't know much about computers and different sites tell me different things.
In general, an AMD Radeon RX580 is faster than a GTX1650 but is also consuming more energy at the same time. As long as your machine has a PCIe x16 slot, you can install any of both cards. The most difficult or restrictive will probably be the power consumption of the card. Your power supply needs to have the right connectors and capacity to run the card.
@@jensdbe hey i got the 580 but its too big is the a way around this problem?
I'm sorry to ask, but what if I wanted to upgrade the power supply, so that I can get a better gpu, is it possible to upgrade the power supply on such pc?
yeah
to upgrade the power supply, you would need to upgrade the motherboard as well. It would be cheaper to build a new PC at that point. If you want to upgrade only the power supply then it has to be made by HP and must have same connectors as the current power supply though I won't recommend it because there is only so much power you can convert from SATA to 8pin gpu connectors before it bottleneck your performance
Hello i have same case with i5 4590 recently i brought a i7 4790 i fellowed the same steps as you but my pc wont boot up only fun spinning nothing on screen also keyboard not working
i didn't change the ram still using same ram stick
SK Hynix 8gb pc3 12800u 11-12-B1
Do you think the ram is the problem?
There might be a bad contact for the CPU. I would remove the CPU and carefully inspect the pins on the socket to see if there is nothing preventing a proper contact. Sometimes a piece of dust or old thermal pasted gets in between socket and CPU.
Another thing you could try, is to put back your old CPU and see if everything still works. It might just be a broken/faulty new CPU as well.
Try putting your old CPU back and updating the BIOS firmware to the latest version, maybe new versions brought new CPUs support with updated Intel ME.
Can you put gaming RAM in these things. 1.35 DDR4 3200. I got the RAM for a new Dell and the Dell doesn't want to play ball.
This one has DDR3 so I'm afraid that using DDR4 is not an option.
Would it be fine to use a 1660 super with the i5 model?
That would be fine as fae as I see
Hey bro what camera do you use
I'm using a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX15. In general I'm pretty happy with it. Only the speed and intuition of the focussing is sometimes too slow.
Würden eigentlich DDR3 2400 laufen? 4x8?
Hello jensd_be, I have a HP ProDesk G2 MT with the 280W power supply, do you think that it is capable of powering a Gtx 1650 as well as the 320w one that you have in this build? Will it catch on fire in a couple months or will it handle it just fine? If you see this and have the time to respond, please do 👍🏿
A GTX 1650 uses around 100W at max. I think that should still be doable. 180W for the remaining components should be fine.
@@jensdbe Thank you for your reply, I highly appreciate it! Keep up the good work mister!
Yeah my g2 had a 260w PSU and it's been running the 1650 fine for a few years . Just go for the stock one that runs at 75w ( most it can draw from the motherboard ) . If it needs to draw extra power from the PSU with a cable or could cause trouble .
@@Thepigeons377 Thank you dear for your reply, I appreciate it! 👍🏿
I have a hp prodesk 600 g3 mt with 250watt psu can i use that 1650?
Bro kindly suggest me a gpu that can support decent games cause i have the same motherboard 🙏
It's kind of the point of the video :) The best option for this PC is exactly that GTX1650 :)
Same pc with PS 320 watt Can i run GTX 1650 super with no problème ?
Sure, 320W is enough for the PC with GTX1650.
Khdmat lik 1650 super mzn fl 320w?
i whant to use the same builde but i will keep my i5 4790 is that will make a problem?
Not at all. That i5 4790 is not bad at all. Good luck.
@@jensdbe and is this build good for recording?and what you use to record?
Can i pair an rx 580 with it provided that i upgrade the power supply to 600W
Should be fine, yes. Keep in mind though that a standard power supply will need a convertor cable to HPs 6pin power input + power command.
@@jensdbe done bro I'll keep that in mind 💓
Is the Gtx 1650 the normal or low profile or oc
This is a regular GTX1650. Low profile would fit as well but there is no need for it. OC should be slightly faster but will require additional power input
Thx bc I have bought a 1650 2 days ago and I get decent fps in games
On my channel
GTX 960 2gb can support this Pc ?
Sure, that should work
Can the hp pc 600 g2 upgrade like this one? I want to add a gpu
I did a similar video on the HP ProDesk 600 G2 (czcams.com/video/idyHozGFxPc/video.html). The CPU replacement is 99% similar as in this video.
I believe the i7 6700 is the fastest CPU that is compatible for that G2.
Gtx 1650 super aero will be good?
That should work fine, yes
Can you put the links of everything it would be of great help
Which links are you looking for?
nvm the video doesnt match with my computer
@@jensdbe Since other videos don't respond does every spec fit with every pc sorry if this is a dumb question, if not how do I check if it others are compatible, is the 1650 better than a AMD Radeon RX 580 and if it is is the 580 compatible with the PC, Sorry I don't know much about computers and different sites tell me different things.
what Inno3D GTX 1650 IS THAT?
Thats an Inno3D GeForce GTX 1650 GDDR6 Compact
Im waiting to open the case but u didnt do that😢
More than half of the video is about that exactly :)
QUESTION: Hello. What is the maximum size of the graphics card to fit on the mainboard? I have the HP ProDesk 600 G1 Tower and would like to install a 4GB Gainward GTX1650 Pegasus GDDR6. Is it possible to install this graphics card because it has a 6-pin power connection. Is it possible to install a GTX 1650 Super? Greetings
I have this and I put a zotac 2060 super 8gb in there alongside a new psu (EVGA BR 600w) and I can run even recent games efficiently
@@TheArtofDyingTogether how did you get a non hp power supply to fit in the case? i thought only hp psu works with their motherboard
@@slayerkys I bought a 6 to 8 pin adapter cable from @mazon and made do with installing inside the tower. So far its been a year of reliable service
@@TheArtofDyingTogetherI'm looking to add this same GPU and PSU in this machine. Man, would be nice to see your set up. Did you change the CPU?
@@slayerkys I got an adapter off amazon, it costed me about $15 usd and it works great
Can we use GTX 1050 ti
Sure, should work fine. If you still need to buy a card, a GTX1650 would be a better choice though :)
what is max size of hdd it can handle ?
12 tb
What ssd did you end up going with?
It's a Samsung 840 EVO 250GB SATA
No one never mentions if the rear I/O is removable😐
As far as I can see it is not (easily) removable.
@@jensdbe Thank you, this helps a great deal for those of us that enjoy repurposing old cases.
@@zeroturn7091 have you repurposed this machine? I have one as well and am thinking of cutting the I/o shied off
@@Creepsquad1179 I don’t, I ended up opting for a Precision T1700.
Dear please tell me the case model
This is just the case in which the HP ProDesk 600 G1 tower-version comes in. Afaik you can't really purchase that separately.
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Can i play csgo on this
That shouldn't be a problem at all
This is wrong! you left socket opened, this is dangerous for pins.
Not sure what exactly you mean. CPU is installed as it should be, socket is closed properly to my knowledge.
I got the same PC specs except for drives and CPU I got a decent kingfast SSD and 3 drives and an i5 4570 i get 100 CPU usage sometimes in some games temp never goes beyond 60 barely reached it is this normal