Dude thank you very much for these videos. I bough th tg01 around 2 to 3 years ago. Originally Ryzen 5 3500, 8gb ram, 1650super, running most my games of an external ssd (it was painful). Anyways i upgraded to a 2tb 970 evo ssd, 32gb of ram (running at 3200 using ryzen master) and jut got a used msi 2060 for 180$ CAD. This thing can now run every game i throw at it in 1080p at +60fps in either high or ultra. Now if u are in a very tight budget and want similar results do the following: - Get 16gb kit of used 3200mh DDR4 ram sticks on FB marketplace (people are upgrading to DDR5 so u can find DDR4 kits for 40$) - 1tb internal sata SSD (buy new, if ur budget is tight just buy 500gb. There is 2 sata ports on the motherboard so u can always get another SSD down the line), if u have the budget an are savy get a 2tb M.2 ssd and clone ur system. - Get a used GPU from FB marketplace thats compatible with the 400w psu. This is going to depend on ur area but theres a GPU upgrade for every budget in the used market for this PC (Please note these are canadian prices so they will look higher than USA prices): * At 100$ to 150$ u have the 1660ti. This would put you at the bare minimum to run new titles on higher settings at 1080p. * 150 to 200$ theres the 2060 where ull be able to run most modern games at ultra entirely or with some high settings in 1080p, as well as being capable of achieving higher fps for those with high refresh monitors. * 200 to 250$, heres where your option widen, you can get either a 2060 super, or a 3050.With even the regular 2060 beating the 3050. * 300 to 400$ you start to find 3060s and 4060s. While the 3060 is evenly matched in performance by the 2060 super it delivers it with a more reasonable power consumption. That said the 4060 is a nice upgrade but its also harder to find in the used market at a good used price.
@@wizworksindustries Do you think this would work with the motherboard? Im changing the ram to T-Force Vulcan Z DDR4 16GB Kit GPU to 4060 CPU to Ryzen 7 5700X And changing the power supply to Corsair CX-M Series, CX650M And adding a HARD drive later on with 2TB on it.
@@TNW1337 hey do you think i5 10400f and rtx 3070 on a p550b would be a good idea? i recently bought the psu and am not looking forward to an upgrade :(
Checked stock today 10-19-2022, it is in stock. **HP PSU 400Watt ** -- Part Number# L04618-800 **HP PSU 500 Watt** -- Part Number# L05757-800 **HP WEBSITE FOR ORDERING** parts.hp.com/hppartsIGSO/Default.aspx?mscssid=
Yeah I would say, Skip the 3070 and go with a 3060ti. More cards fit, Draws less power and is only 10% less fps in most titles at 1080p.BTW you don’t need a 500w psu.The stock 400 Platinum can handle a 3700x and 3070.I know it’s not comfortable for the mind being that close to the limit but it’s fine.
Do you think this would work with the motherboard? Im changing the ram to T-Force Vulcan Z DDR4 16GB Kit GPU to 4060 CPU to Ryzen 7 5700X And changing the power supply to Corsair CX-M Series, CX650M And adding a HARD drive later on with 2TB on it.
Thank you for this video. I'm thinking of upgrading my GPU and PSU on my TG01, and before this video, I was having to research the PSU way way way way more than I'd like.
@@TNW1337 yo i got a question i got what u got but the 1650s right and my temp on the new mafia is at 83 to 85c is that safe or should a check for problems i also oc it a little bit to so
This is the greatest RUclips video ever created just got a 2060 and it doesn’t fit my case. Been trying to brainstorm workarounds but this is the answer to all my questions 🤩
Thank you Tech! The one and only upgrade I needed for my hp 690-083 was the psu from 400wats to 500wats it fit and works fine. My evga nvidia rtx 2060 fan don't rev up as fast before now my hp runs quiet. Thanks again.
I have watched all your videos on the TG series, and I really appreciate all the time and hard work you've put in to provide the content. I currently have the TG01-2003w model which came with the Erica6 motherboard, the Ryzen 5 5600G cpu, the AMD Radeon 5500 gpu, 256gb storage, 8gb @3200 ram and the 400w psu. I just bought the EVGA RTX 3060 Ti XC gpu, and ordered the 500w gold+ psu you recommended. Im just wondering if the psu will be able to handle that gpu? Im also trying to decide if it'd be worth upgrading the cpu to the Ryzen 7 5700g? Id really appreciate your feedback!
I know this was a while ago, but how is the pc holding up with the 3060? Any thermal throttling? Also, could I get a link to the 3060 and psu you used?
Hp should hire you for development of the next hp PC generation. Then they might do everything right from the beginning... (Concerning CPU cooling espec.)
Thank you so much for this video. I had no ideas this kind of prebuilt is limited in its upgrade to very precise proprietary hardware, like the 500w HP psu. Now my tg01 is maxed out and its amazing. Tips : I found a msi 3070 ventus 2x, its slightly smaller than the zotag one so it doesn't require the case bending/dremeling part, it fits just right in the case width. Tip 2 : beware for the 180°ed 8pin connectors, the one I bought had 2 pieces, but one was with an upside down connector head, made on purpose, but not advertised. Lukily, I bought 2 sets idk why, but at least I have the 2x 8pins I needed.
@@nexhax3274 OMG sorry I didnt saw your message. Too late now I guess but just in case : Psu 500W Ent17 Fr Gld / reference number L05757-800 / Price without taxes 120,90 €
@@MetalGaiden96 I holds very, very well ; I mean I can basically play any recent game at very high settings in 1080p (I dont have higher resolution monitors and dont plan to) with what I upgraded : getting the 3070 with the 500 watts psu, and 32GB Ram (2x16). The only things It struggle with is some veeery power hungry VR games, namely No man's sky in VR and FlightSimulator 2020 in VR, the later being probably the most power hungry game of all time as of today. Buuuut in fact I havent upgraded the CPU yet, its still the stock i5, and theses two games in their VR version are very CPU hungry. So I might get the final i7 CPU upgrade someday, maybe in 3-4 years when new games with very high CPU needs will probably be more common. For now on, this setup is very, very good, for basically any flat screen game, and almost any VR game beside poorly optimised ones.
This is excellent! I’m assuming I can do this same upgrade in the TP-01 because the dimensions are the same as the TG-01. Going to have to wait until the GPU prices drop though because I cannot afford anything right now 😅
I understand but yes only big difference from tg to tp is the out side. Mobo psu all the same thing. Ram speed may be differnt but most of the time the same.
So how's this thing holding up so far sir? Have an upgrade coming for mine so I'd like to know how that board is handling the power consumption. You know you have to worry a little with proprietary products.
Yo! Major shout out! I just upgraded my 1650S to 3070 FE. The Amazon cable to linked was perfect (i first connected it without the Amazon convertor cable and the fans weren't working). Had to also buy the 500W PSU from Ebay because HP is backordered by 3 months. But got did everything myself and seems to be working!!
Ever since I bought that same HP you have, I've been very happy with the graphics of the RTX 2060 super. but it's good to know this for more future updates.
@Armedstudent it came pre-armed with the specifications that I mailed to hp's official website. Now I see the same computer with an rtx 3060 at a cheaper price than I buy it in November. www.hp.com/us-en/shop/ConfigureView?langId=-1&storeId=10151&catalogId=10051&catEntryId=3074457345619965322&urlLangId=&quantity=1&jumpid=ma_hp-gaming_product-tile_desktops_4_3v2z3av-1_hp-pavilion-gaming-d
@@juniorcecena123 But if you want to know an ideal size actually the graphics of the 2060 super is actually 1 cm shorter than an rtx 3060 of the EVGA brand which fits perfectly.
Just bought this on black Friday with ryzen7 5700, 16g ram, 3060gpu & I was concerned about the upgradability considering the motherboard but this gives me hope because I was about to do return it. THANKS
@@TNW1337 I agree. I’ve taken a backwards approach after buying this PC being that the upgrades are somewhat limited. From now own if I buy a prebuilt it will be based around the most powerful GPU that I can afford, haverst the GPU, and sell the desktop then build.
@@zeroturn7091 Not a bad Idea. I think every one should build there own PC. But i get it why every does not want to do that. So Hopefully I can help the ones that do not want to build along the way.
Amazing video man. I also have 2 questions if you don’t mind answering. Could I just go with the 2070 super mini when I decide to go with the 500w psu and does my motherboard supports rtx?
so, you put the case back together --- then ran all the benchmarks with the panel off. Amazing you didn't find a way to add an intake fan, so you don't thermal throttle the parts. Also, thanks for the other video on how to order the larger power supplies; it will definitely help my M01-1024! Too bad they lock the bios on this; but an RX 6600 will be enough for now. 👍
@@zeroturn7091 Not what i have seen. Look here on youtube. There are one or two vids, changing the CPU cooler on HPs. And read in the comments. There are some info in there to.
I'd like to know how that cooler fits as it looks quite tall. I saw another video where the guy fit a Noctua NH-L9x65. He upgraded the fan to one that was 25mm too.
I really appreciate the video. I’m trying to learn more about PCs. I read from many sources that they recommend at least a 650w power supply for this card. Do you think the 500w power supply is too risky in the long run
Well it is ok with the hp. it's all in how the wattage boils down. How much the cpu, motherbaord, gpu and drives use. The hps only allow 65w cpus and mother board at most with the cpu use 120-140 watts. Also what is recommended vs tdp used is what is importin. If you had a normal pc you built your self you can stick 10 hard drives 8 ssd 3 m.2 and 4 or 8 sticks of ram. and if your mother board supports it more then a 65watts cpu most due support that. so say you stick a i9 in 95watts or 120 watts versions. Your going to pull over 350 watts or more, with just your mother board and drives. You can not do that with the hp. It is limted on drives memory and cpu.
@@TNW1337 thanks man, your a legend for coming back to this video for tech questions.. hard to find information on stuff when I dont know the right questions to ask
I put a Asus Dual GeForce RTX 4060 in mine and it fits without any case issues. Also you should add more fans somehow for cooling cause there's going to be more heat.
Can you do a gaming setup showcase, your videos are starting to also have much better quality, keep up the work, I should send you my pc because your like the king of the up pavilion gaming desktop.
I’m looking forward to the 750 watt! If it’s the one I see the price is pretty similar being maybe 10- 20 bucks higher than the 500. (To be honest the 500 is kind of expensive I’ve only seen it going for about 100)
When switching from an installed AMD GPU to an NVidia GPU, you'd first want to uninstall the AMD drivers, using the free "Display Driver Uninstaller: DDU" software & preferably when re-booted in "Safe Mode".
Correct safe mode is not need unless your having problems. But this help. when I do testing with Just Nvidia Cards I use DDU to uninstall the drivers then I may download the correct if going from 3070 to 4070 as DLSS version is different on NVIDIA cards.
@@TNW1337 I also have that question I went to the hp support app and had a update for the bios is that what you mean? Cause I upgraded to 2 sticks of 16g @ 3200mhz
@@srt-4i8acorn34 I found the exact same issue. My BIOS rev F.30 is the latest (as confirmed by HP support yesterday) and it still wouldn't run XMP ram at 3200mhz when I tried a Corsair Vengeance 16gb kit (2x8gb). So, I ordered some Crucial non-XMP 3200mhz ram and will try that next to see if I can get any dual-channel performance benefit on my TG01-0429. Apparently, Ryzen likes dual-channel.
Cool man thanks.. I just order the cheapest refurbished TG01, this gives me some hope for upgrading it to a better gaming pc if I'm not happy with my first experience with the old GTX graphics.
I love your content. I have the same PC and think that it would be easier to purchase a new motherboard and case and just move the things you like from this build after watching this video.
I have the tg01 ryzen 7 w a 3060 in it and the temps are a lil wacky so I removed the stock cooler and added the shuriken scythe I think it's called and it removes 10 Celsius which is kinda worth it with this computer. Only downside to the upgrade is if you do it you'll void your warranty because you have to remove the glued on backplate for the CPU. Edit : also removed that wack hard drive compartment as well as that black plate. Also recommended you leave the cord unplugged in the front panel as all it is for is for a annoying green light that flashes on and off non stop and adds about 30 degrees after it being on for a couple hours so highly recommended leaving that light unplugged.
I can't believe the amount of trash talking I seen on RUclips and different forums when I was stepping into PC gaming about these lil HP prebuilts. I bought one 2 years ago and have upgraded to 32g ram , 650 PSU and a rtx 2060. This lil box plays all games well, and some phenomenal. And best thing is I barely have $1000 invested.
the standard psu is a 400w psu, i did the math on the components, even with a 3070 the used wattage is 366W max. while going that close is not.... awsome - if you live in a country with a stable power grid, it should be fine. i put the numbers into a online power calculator and it recommended a 416w min so If it was me i would not bother.
Yes your correct. also you have to think most of the time the cpu and gpu are not both at 100%, Most games will only take the the CPUs to 10 or 30%. I tested every thing at 100% to see if it could handle it. longest was 5 days GPU, CPU and Memory At 100%
I've gotten a 400W PSU for my Pavilion TP01-10XX unit, and the motherboard looks like it's a Baker like mine. I've decided to just get myself a Nvidia GTX 1650, since I won't need to go into the full RTX experience right now. It'd be a powerful beast for certain! As an edit, forgot to mention but I don't truly care enough to go into 4K or even 1440p, 1080 is alright for me.
I've been doing a lot of research to upgrade my TG01 (RTX 1650 Super, Intel Core i3, 16gb dual RAM, 256gb m.2 SSD and 310w Gold Efficiency PSU) but I'm not sure if all the upgrades I want will be allowed with the MAX 500w internal PSU. For example in my research, I've been told that the 500w HP PSU will not supply anything stronger than an RTX 2060 Super, but you say it'll power a 3070 and MORE. My desired setup is a RTX 4060 ti, 32gb RAM, (possibly upgraded CPU, haven't decided on that yet), 1-2tb m.2 SSD, and the 500w Gold efficiency PSU that you recommend. So my question is whether or not the build will work without having to add an additional external power supply. I keep getting mixed responses so I am hoping your expertise could help clear the air so I can start ordering parts to get this bad mamma jamma ready for action!
Does your rig work well, I have been getting bsods with random messages and wondered if it was because of the psu, my system is similar to you apart from i have a ryzen processor
My PC at the time of posting this comment worked perfectly fine for doing work, running tasks and playing "low demanding" games. But at this point I already built a newer more modernized, powerful rig@@neil.parker672
That's a snug fit for the PSU. It makes you wonder why hp didn't use the atx form factor in the first place lol. The first thing I did when I got my pavilion was change as many of the screws to the common cross heads. Makes things much easier. Annoyingly though I found I couldn't replace the side panel screw with a thumb screw or at least I haven't managed to get one to tighten. This was an interesting video, but I wouldn't say it's worth fitting that type of GPU if you need to modify the case a bit and use a power adapter. Be interesting to see how long it lasts.
I can't find that psu anywhere, but great video. I have the tg01-0023w hp pavilion gaming desktop, and I wanna upgrade it just like this. All I need is to find the power supply, and im golden!
Yeah your the first channel that said you could go higher then a 1660 super because of the power supply you fixed the problem and turned a house cat into a tiger
I have a TG01-0030, It came with a 400W power supply, it sucks that it uses a proprietary power supply, had I know I would have not purchased it, because I live outside the USA and to get one I would have to import it, and it can cost up to +60% more of the retail price just in shipping and taxes, but at least I now know that a more powerful version can be purchased, thanks for your video.
I have a TP01-0157c that I'll be putting the 400w PSU and a bus-powered RX 560 4gb (Visiontek 901278) in this weekend, hopefully. Those extra 1500 views of your videos will be me.
Well It is not that hard, Need any help just ask, I hope my video helps 😁
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I managed to do the same installation, although I installed an HP OEM RTX 3070 graphics card. Unfortunately, I didn't get away with not cutting out a piece of the back of the case, but other than that, the computer does its job. So far, a GTX 1660 TI has been used, now the difference is quite big! I'm so glad I found this video! So if anyone can get their HP 500W power supply, feel free to get started!
Thank you for not writing off this prebuilt as "junk" or "too much trouble" as it is a good value for the money hp should have made it easier to upgrade without all the research. My question is what I have seen online about temperatures does the GPU bake in the case? Due to it being so small I have the same one with the i5-10400f and 1650 Super and the GPU hits 83° in heavy gaming sessions because of the lack of fans and airflow. I even installed an intake fan as well, so is it stable not just it powers up and works only to have it melt after hours of high to ultra gaming? That's my concern with upgrading this beyond what it was designed for.
All GPU should be Dual or Quad Fan. 83c is high but not the top end of what is Ok for GPU's. I've seen GPU's go higher Not that it is good! The 1650 will start to Throttle at 75C. Is this a single Fan card ?
Yes it is a single fan 1650 super that came with the prebuilt. Yeah maybe you're right a dual fan would probably do a better job of keeping it cool. I didn't want to spend the time and money upgrading it without someone else seeing if it is stable and not overheating in the tiny case. I will upgrade mine then when the shortage is over in a few months hopefully. Thanks 🙂
Thanks man! I did it.. but couldn't get my 8 pin to 8 pin adapters to fit the gpu? so I went without them.. but can't get my side to go back on correctly.. it's about an 1/4 inch from closing. but overall I believe it's going to work. installing drivers now. Thanks!
Hi, I am planniing to buy the same system. Luckily, It is coming with AMD Ryzen 7 Processor (16GB/1TB SSD/NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060Ti 8GB Graphics) in my region with 500W PSU. One thing I am concerned about is heat management. I am going to using this system for 3D modelling and Redendering for architecture and interior design. It would be helpful if you can share your feedback.
Yes sir I can, one thing I would think about is getting as much ram as you can afford. 64GB Or 128GB Most 3D and Rendering software's love RAM. I would do the fan and cpu Heat sink upgrades I do in my TG video. Also being in a room that has AC will help if available. It will do 3d Modelling and Rendering. if your in a room with out AC you could always take a Large Box fan and remove the side panel & point it right at the pc. This is if you do not have AC and it is hot. This will keep things cool. The parts will thanks you by last you 5-7 Years.
@@TNW1337 Thank you. I was waiting for your reply since two weeks. Yes I will be operating the system in an AC environment. Can you suggest me exactly what kind of fan or how much watt of PCU should I opt for?
I bought a 2 tb nvme so i didn't need the hdd anymore. When it's gone, a stock amd 6700xt juuust fits in there, with the left panel vent right in front of the fans from the graphic card.
Thanks for the comment. Yeah not every one likes it (I am happy you do). You can not please every one🤣. I just try to make people happy, well helping them out.
I saw people say that it is recommended that I use a 600-650 watt PSU for the rtx 3070. Is that true? Also, will I run into any problems if I use the 500 watt PSU with the rtx 3070?
Just finished this install. Got the same gpu cuz it was the best price available... Gosh you weren't kidding. It's overkill city but giddy good fun. I'm stoked at these recommendations. Following the rest of the upgrade suggestions. Cpu and cooling next. Question: using ryzen master to increase the clock to 1600mhz caused a memory fail. Cleared cmos and fixed it easy enough. Can i expect the same result if I attempt it again or is there a better solution I'm missing? Did the bios update. Only thing I can think of is the expensive hp 16g 3200mhz drr4 x2... but dang.. there's no cheap hope in that direction
You will need to set the timings on the ram in Ryze master. Remember if you have the 3070 or 4070 you really should not overclock it also it may not like it. Tbh overclocking it you are only gaining 3-5fps is it worth it up to you.
@TNW1337 yeah I accidentally changed the boost clock frequency in afterburner and couldn't figure out why it was going to black screen quick. Fixed it for the most part. Having some overheating issues from all the sexy parts inside but I think I've got a few ideas on what to do. If you have any additional cooling suggestions I'm really eager to hear them! Kinda curious what you think about a 120mm aio in the tg01-0023w with a 3070, 3700x and 32g @3200mtps. I went with all of your premium suggestions regarding the noctua fans and "bad mamba jamba" cpu cooler. The setup is running diablo 4 at ultra settings for 1440p 34". . I think that's why I'm also getting hot in the high asset rendering areas. If I can get this issue solved then pass this rig on to my 16yo big little bro (with autism) it'll be his first real gaming rig. Just wanna make sure most the major concerns are notched off to a stable setup as he's 2 hours away and it's not convenient to go there to resolve minor PC problems. Thanks for everything. Love your channel as I share it with all my fellow omen tweaking enthusiasts
Great video!! HP is shipping my 500W (L05757-800) in March. Now you tease me with a 750W! Do you have a part number that you can share? Maybe I'll cancel my order. lol
I am not sure it will work 100%. so that's why I did this 1st. The HP Do some wired stuff like. The mother board want 12v 145 watts on standby. All of the hp SFF PSU due this. The ATX PSU's only have standby 5v maybe 30watts. So the only way to get one to work would be to keep the PSU on 100% of the time And at 100% Usage. I am not sure If I can over come this shortcoming.
I bought my TG01 with a RTX3060 with the 400W Platinum Plus 80 PSU, the GPU turned out to be a HP OEM with a single fan heatsink. It runs hot though under full load, it can get up to 83C, do you think you can do a cooling mod for the HP OEM RTX/GTX GPUs?
You may be able to take the Heat sink off and add thermal paste or better pads. I am not sure if there is any thing you can do. Maybe the AIO cooler from ID-COOLING ICEFLOW may fit in th case. at this point I think your better of doing the case swap mod. Then adding the AIo I know it is extra money. but the other option was over spending on a Gpu by 30-50%
Now that I can take my 1650 super and basically replace it for something much more, this will be a sweet upgrade for my end of pc fun. Need to get more ram, 16 to 32, but I do question what is the best ryzen upgrade after installing this to go with it?
@TechNitWit The 500w psu is unavailable on the HP website, and the prices on eBay are outrageous. Any third party psu options for this rig, besides making the pc and psu separate?
They are the only ones that make one that fits the case. As of making this video. Now I have not looked to see if any other makers came out with a card that is under 10"& Dual fan. Also have to be careful about power plugs some of the newer cards come with a 12pin. But most cards that come with that come with a adapter to a 8pin pcie power.
@@TNW1337 Awesome. The NVIDIA one I am looking at is under 10" and dual fan, also not as wide as the Zotac so I think I will give it a go with that one after I get the new power supply. Your videos have been awesome and very helpful. Happy to be a new subscriber
Thanks for the video! I ran into trouble doing this same upgrade though... I have a HP (TG01-1260) and got the RTX 3070 and the 500W PSU, but once all connected the computer wouldn't turn on (not even a flash a beep or a whirr). I tried without the 3070 connected (still didn't work), and double checked connections (still no), and then reattached the old 400W - it turned on! It even turned it on again with the 3070 connected ... and then started all over and put the 500W PSU in, and still nothing... I got the LXun L05757-800 from Amazon - do you think the PSU is defective? Or my other thought was maybe I need a better cable (I used the one from the 400W)? Going to return the PSU and order from another supplier, but if you have any thoughts please let me know.
PLEASE PLEASE read this!! Can you do a new video about compatibility of the TG01 Intel units with the new 11th gen CPUs??? for instance, this time around there are TWO offerings in 65w for i5 processors, we're still waiting for the i3's and there are 65w i7 and i9 options. it would be badass to do an upgrade like that since these new units offer up to 20% better performance than the 10th gen units. that would go a long way on a little, inexpensive rig like this
The 11th gen where a big let down. I would say if you want to be on the cutting edge at this point amd is wining hands down. I do not think I will do the 11th gen in the HP becuase of all the turbo problems them are having and over heating. This pc runs hot as it is and a CPU that as overheating problems would just make it worse. Thank you for the idea :P
@@TNW1337 farts. this is what I feared, and sort of what I expected when one crams ancient architectures into new building styles, it always causes problems. I have luckily acquired a spare side case panel for the TG01 model for free, which means I will be using my sawzall and dremel on it to see if I can make a more efficiently ventilated unit- all while saving my original parts- just in case LOL. I will be removing a rectangular portion that overlaps the original cases air holes, and plan to mount two side 120 mm air intakes and an 80mm side exhaust, shrouded by magnetic panel vents. a SATA powered internal fan mounted to the bottom-most rear expansion slot below the GPU, with a rear panel exhaust is going to be mounted right below the 1660S, sucking up its hot air directly and shooting it out the back of the case like it's 2005. it's old school, but it should keep the whole unit a good 15 degrees F cooler. the cpu cooler will also get an upgrade. since the side racks will be removed, I will just attach an expansion SSD to the front of the unit--- if you look at the area on the face of the shroud, you will see mounting holes for SSDs and HDDs. turns out these computers are sold in Asia all the time, with SSDs or HDDs mounted to the front panel. if you look at the front panel, you will see mounting holes that perfectly fit 2 of the 4 holes on either HDDs OR SSDs, either way it will hold either form of storage without the black mesh side rack or the aluminum 3.5" standard side-mounted rack. this may seem like a big ordeal for many, but I'm willing to guess a certain amount of us are somewhat handy with tools and notice that it really isn't that much work. I wish I could trade for an AMD model but alas, it's a nightmare out there
Amazing video! I’ve tried to find the 500 watt power supply however I can’t find it even with what you gave in the description. Are you able to help me?
Dude thank you very much for these videos. I bough th tg01 around 2 to 3 years ago. Originally Ryzen 5 3500, 8gb ram, 1650super, running most my games of an external ssd (it was painful).
Anyways i upgraded to a 2tb 970 evo ssd, 32gb of ram (running at 3200 using ryzen master) and jut got a used msi 2060 for 180$ CAD. This thing can now run every game i throw at it in 1080p at +60fps in either high or ultra.
Now if u are in a very tight budget and want similar results do the following:
- Get 16gb kit of used 3200mh DDR4 ram sticks on FB marketplace (people are upgrading to DDR5 so u can find DDR4 kits for 40$)
- 1tb internal sata SSD (buy new, if ur budget is tight just buy 500gb. There is 2 sata ports on the motherboard so u can always get another SSD down the line), if u have the budget an are savy get a 2tb M.2 ssd and clone ur system.
- Get a used GPU from FB marketplace thats compatible with the 400w psu.
This is going to depend on ur area but theres a GPU upgrade for every budget in the used market for this PC (Please note these are canadian prices so they will look higher than USA prices):
* At 100$ to 150$ u have the 1660ti. This would put you at the bare minimum to run new titles on higher settings at 1080p.
* 150 to 200$ theres the 2060 where ull be able to run most modern games at ultra entirely or with some high settings in 1080p, as well as being capable of achieving higher fps for those with high refresh monitors.
* 200 to 250$, heres where your option widen, you can get either a 2060 super, or a 3050.With even the regular 2060 beating the 3050.
* 300 to 400$ you start to find 3060s and 4060s. While the 3060 is evenly matched in performance by the 2060 super it delivers it with a more reasonable power consumption. That said the 4060 is a nice upgrade but its also harder to find in the used market at a good used price.
I am happy it worked out for you; thanks for the comment. Btw. I pinned your comment.
@TNW1337 Thanks again to you kind sir. Currently waiting for a b550/5800x3d combo to pop on marketplace for the right price.
@@wizworksindustries Do you think this would work with the motherboard?
Im changing the ram to T-Force Vulcan Z DDR4 16GB Kit
GPU to 4060
CPU to Ryzen 7 5700X
And changing the power supply to Corsair CX-M Series, CX650M
And adding a HARD drive later on with 2TB on it.
@@TNW1337 does the ZOTAC Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 work with the psu upgrade?
@@mrman6035 Yes with the 500w
Thats freaking awesome ! Never thought the rtx 3070 would fit inside the TG, best video ever thanks dude 🤗
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Which brand you get. ? Thinking the nvidia Rtx 3070 founders addition.
@@TNW1337 Any overheating issues with this build?
@@sirventris7312 Nope
@@TNW1337 hey do you think i5 10400f and rtx 3070 on a p550b would be a good idea? i recently bought the psu and am not looking forward to an upgrade :(
I just bought a TG01 so thank you for the video my guy... I feel you just blessed me with all types of knowledge for what to do with it
Yes sir
Checked stock today 10-19-2022, it is in stock.
**HP PSU 400Watt **
-- Part Number# L04618-800
**HP PSU 500 Watt**
-- Part Number# L05757-800
**HP WEBSITE FOR ORDERING**
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Channels that do this kind of tech work are awesome!
Thanks !!
For sake of airflow, I would not have put the unused cages back. I also would have changed the CPU cooler out because of thermal throttle.
For a prebuilt, i have to admit, love that upgrade.
Agreed!
Yeah I would say,
Skip the 3070 and go with a 3060ti.
More cards fit,
Draws less power and is only 10% less fps in most titles at 1080p.BTW you don’t need a 500w psu.The stock 400 Platinum can handle a 3700x and 3070.I know it’s not comfortable for the mind being that close to the limit but it’s fine.
@@Sim7NYYwhat processor are you running??
Do you think this would work with the motherboard?
Im changing the ram to T-Force Vulcan Z DDR4 16GB Kit
GPU to 4060
CPU to Ryzen 7 5700X
And changing the power supply to Corsair CX-M Series, CX650M
And adding a HARD drive later on with 2TB on it.
@@COOLMANPSOhow’s it going?
Thank you for this video. I'm thinking of upgrading my GPU and PSU on my TG01, and before this video, I was having to research the PSU way way way way more than I'd like.
Happy I helped out
You have the best content for prebuilt hp had to subscribe
Thanks
@@TNW1337 nice you got the 500w psu
@@THBGYMN yes sir
@@TNW1337 you didn't post the link for the PSU.
Another thing man your videos are so helpful i don’t know how you have under 100k subs
Maybe one day! Thanks for the support!!!!
Omg i've been waiting on this vid on the 30 series but I wish it was a Hp 690
It is coming Next, It will be the next video I edit.
@@TNW1337 yo i got a question i got what u got but the 1650s right and my temp on the new mafia is at 83 to 85c is that safe or should a check for problems i also oc it a little bit to so
This is the greatest RUclips video ever created just got a 2060 and it doesn’t fit my case. Been trying to brainstorm workarounds but this is the answer to all my questions 🤩
Thank you Tech! The one and only upgrade I needed for my hp 690-083 was the psu from 400wats to 500wats it fit and works fine. My evga nvidia rtx 2060 fan don't rev up as fast before now my hp runs quiet. Thanks again.
Any time.
Wear did u find your power supply
I have watched all your videos on the TG series, and I really appreciate all the time and hard work you've put in to provide the content. I currently have the TG01-2003w model which came with the Erica6 motherboard, the Ryzen 5 5600G cpu, the AMD Radeon 5500 gpu, 256gb storage, 8gb @3200 ram and the 400w psu. I just bought the EVGA RTX 3060 Ti XC gpu, and ordered the 500w gold+ psu you recommended. Im just wondering if the psu will be able to handle that gpu? Im also trying to decide if it'd be worth upgrading the cpu to the Ryzen 7 5700g? Id really appreciate your feedback!
I think you will be happy with the gpu. CPU will not give you much more for gaming. Now video editing or 3d work yes you would want more Cores.
I know this was a while ago, but how is the pc holding up with the 3060? Any thermal throttling? Also, could I get a link to the 3060 and psu you used?
can you send the link for the power supply?
@@TNW1337 HEY I'VE UPGRADED MY RAM TO 32GB AND IM RUNNING A 2060 RIGHT NOW : WHATS THE MAX GPU AND RAM CAN I UPGRADE TO AND HOW
@@lifesatrip6101 3070.. but you need that 500wt PSU
youre a legend for making this video, thanks so much
Thanks :P
I'm tired of things being so darn complicated I need a rocket science. Glad you put out these tutorials for nitwits like us!
Your welcome we all have to start some where :P
Hp should hire you for development of the next hp PC generation.
Then they might do everything right from the beginning...
(Concerning CPU cooling espec.)
Thank you so much for this video. I had no ideas this kind of prebuilt is limited in its upgrade to very precise proprietary hardware, like the 500w HP psu. Now my tg01 is maxed out and its amazing.
Tips : I found a msi 3070 ventus 2x, its slightly smaller than the zotag one so it doesn't require the case bending/dremeling part, it fits just right in the case width.
Tip 2 : beware for the 180°ed 8pin connectors, the one I bought had 2 pieces, but one was with an upside down connector head, made on purpose, but not advertised. Lukily, I bought 2 sets idk why, but at least I have the 2x 8pins I needed.
Yeah Sorry about the I order like 2 or 3x. So I did not release it till you said some thing. I hope you love the New PC!!!
Can I ask which power supply did you get?
I'm going for this exact same set up. Can you provide an update on how your PC is holding up since you upgraded?
@@nexhax3274 OMG sorry I didnt saw your message. Too late now I guess but just in case : Psu 500W Ent17 Fr Gld / reference number L05757-800 / Price without taxes 120,90 €
@@MetalGaiden96 I holds very, very well ; I mean I can basically play any recent game at very high settings in 1080p (I dont have higher resolution monitors and dont plan to) with what I upgraded : getting the 3070 with the 500 watts psu, and 32GB Ram (2x16). The only things It struggle with is some veeery power hungry VR games, namely No man's sky in VR and FlightSimulator 2020 in VR, the later being probably the most power hungry game of all time as of today. Buuuut in fact I havent upgraded the CPU yet, its still the stock i5, and theses two games in their VR version are very CPU hungry. So I might get the final i7 CPU upgrade someday, maybe in 3-4 years when new games with very high CPU needs will probably be more common. For now on, this setup is very, very good, for basically any flat screen game, and almost any VR game beside poorly optimised ones.
I’m glad I bought one I need to finish the upgrade on my nine year old pavilion p6 tho
Goog luck
@@TNW1337 I ordered mine on July 12 and it says the estimated shipping date is August 17
This is great since they stopped manufacturing the RTX 2060 super and I did not want to overpay for one
Yes you can get them from hp still may be a small wait tbh.
First thing I did when I got mine was unplug that green light 5:52
Yeah its not for every one.
This is excellent! I’m assuming I can do this same upgrade in the TP-01 because the dimensions are the same as the TG-01. Going to have to wait until the GPU prices drop though because I cannot afford anything right now 😅
I understand but yes only big difference from tg to tp is the out side. Mobo psu all the same thing. Ram speed may be differnt but most of the time the same.
@@TNW1337 Awesome thanks!
So how's this thing holding up so far sir? Have an upgrade coming for mine so I'd like to know how that board is handling the power consumption. You know you have to worry a little with proprietary products.
Good, yeah everything is going good.
Yoooo thats so cool, u will surely become a huge part of the tech community, keep on going
Hope so
Yo! Major shout out! I just upgraded my 1650S to 3070 FE. The Amazon cable to linked was perfect (i first connected it without the Amazon convertor cable and the fans weren't working). Had to also buy the 500W PSU from Ebay because HP is backordered by 3 months. But got did everything myself and seems to be working!!
Ever since I bought that same HP you have, I've been very happy with the graphics of the RTX 2060 super. but it's good to know this for more future updates.
Yes it is.
@Armedstudent it came pre-armed with the specifications that I mailed to hp's official website.
Now I see the same computer with an rtx 3060 at a cheaper price than I buy it in November.
www.hp.com/us-en/shop/ConfigureView?langId=-1&storeId=10151&catalogId=10051&catEntryId=3074457345619965322&urlLangId=&quantity=1&jumpid=ma_hp-gaming_product-tile_desktops_4_3v2z3av-1_hp-pavilion-gaming-d
What rtx 2060 super did you install that fits inside this same hp
@@juniorcecena123 None, I ordered it from the factory with the specification that it would carry the RTX 2060 SUPER.
@@juniorcecena123 But if you want to know an ideal size actually the graphics of the 2060 super is actually 1 cm shorter than an rtx 3060 of the EVGA brand which fits perfectly.
Man, that is awesome.
THANKS!!!!
Just bought this on black Friday with ryzen7 5700, 16g ram, 3060gpu & I was concerned about the upgradability considering the motherboard but this gives me hope because I was about to do return it. THANKS
Any time.
Amazing channel TechNitWit, very useful information as i have just bought this computer and will be upgrading it
You saved me so much frustration and time. Gg
o/
BRO SKIPED CONECTING THE GPU LOL
I am getting my tg01. I subscribed you as it is a very helpful channel thanks
Thanks, hope you enjoy the content.
I really wished I waited for this video since I kinda sold my TG01 and decided to spend 1 grand and make my own pc. Smh
Your board can probably support quad channel DDR 4000 though among other things.
@@zeroturn7091 Hes not wrong, Build over Hp's Is usually better.
@@TNW1337 I agree. I’ve taken a backwards approach after buying this PC being that the upgrades are somewhat limited. From now own if I buy a prebuilt it will be based around the most powerful GPU that I can afford, haverst the GPU, and sell the desktop then build.
@@zeroturn7091 Not a bad Idea. I think every one should build there own PC. But i get it why every does not want to do that. So Hopefully I can help the ones that do not want to build along the way.
Amazing video man. I also have 2 questions if you don’t mind answering. Could I just go with the 2070 super mini when I decide to go with the 500w psu and does my motherboard supports rtx?
The 2070 super is about the same TDP as the RTX 3070. So Yes you can.
@@TNW1337 hey! hope all is well also have one more question how is the temperatures when you were doing ur benchmarks?
I love this guy. This guy is so country yokel, the dichtomy of copuntry bumpkin dealing with left coast high tech is just so entertaining.
:P
so, you put the case back together --- then ran all the benchmarks with the panel off. Amazing you didn't find a way to add an intake fan, so you don't thermal throttle the parts. Also, thanks for the other video on how to order the larger power supplies; it will definitely help my M01-1024! Too bad they lock the bios on this; but an RX 6600 will be enough for now. 👍
Yes, exactly. Thanks for the comment. The RX 6600 is a Great Card!
You need to change the CPU cooler to a Noctua NH-U9S. Thats my next chang in my HP TG01
Is the CPU fan coded into the BIOS? Some prebuilts throw boot errors if you remove them.
@@zeroturn7091 Not what i have seen. Look here on youtube. There are one or two vids, changing the CPU cooler on HPs. And read in the comments. There are some info in there to.
@@theclown1529 I have change it, I even had a Video planed to do it. But I ended up needing the cooler for a 2U Server I was working on.
I'd like to know how that cooler fits as it looks quite tall. I saw another video where the guy fit a Noctua NH-L9x65. He upgraded the fan to one that was 25mm too.
I really appreciate the video. I’m trying to learn more about PCs. I read from many sources that they recommend at least a 650w power supply for this card. Do you think the 500w power supply is too risky in the long run
Well it is ok with the hp. it's all in how the wattage boils down. How much the cpu, motherbaord, gpu and drives use. The hps only allow 65w cpus and mother board at most with the cpu use 120-140 watts. Also what is recommended vs tdp used is what is importin. If you had a normal pc you built your self you can stick 10 hard drives 8 ssd 3 m.2 and 4 or 8 sticks of ram. and if your mother board supports it more then a 65watts cpu most due support that. so say you stick a i9 in 95watts or 120 watts versions. Your going to pull over 350 watts or more, with just your mother board and drives. You can not do that with the hp. It is limted on drives memory and cpu.
@@TNW1337 can I run a 2060 oc edition with the 310 gold psu in my tg01?
@@TNW1337 hey tech, do you think i can run a 150w card on my tg01 310w psu ??
@@zeroxthree568 310w pay will to up to a 1650 only.
@@TNW1337 thanks man, your a legend for coming back to this video for tech questions.. hard to find information on stuff when I dont know the right questions to ask
Man this guy is a legend
Thanks Dude !!!!
I put a Asus Dual GeForce RTX 4060 in mine and it fits without any case issues. Also you should add more fans somehow for cooling cause there's going to be more heat.
Correct 100% cool. You did the upgrad
Where’s the link for the 500 watt psu? Great video!
In the disco of the video.
@@TNW1337 the links won’t work
thanks for the upload. i was interested to know if it can fit a big boy (30 series cards)
Any time.
Great video, thanks for sharing
:P
Can you do a gaming setup showcase, your videos are starting to also have much better quality, keep up the work, I should send you my pc because your like the king of the up pavilion gaming desktop.
I Try to be. :)
I’m looking forward to the 750 watt! If it’s the one I see the price is pretty similar being maybe 10- 20 bucks higher than the 500. (To be honest the 500 is kind of expensive I’ve only seen it going for about 100)
Ty
Which 750watt is it?
Yo what’s your Instagram I found the comment Now We can share our interest in this computer
@@aidanscrim5157 maxmhill_32
@@aidanscrim5157 I do not have one, should I ?
Resale old gpu to get money back 👍
Yes sir.
Traded stock 1650 super for a 2TB nvme 🙏
When switching from an installed AMD GPU to an NVidia GPU, you'd first want to uninstall the AMD drivers, using the free "Display Driver Uninstaller: DDU" software & preferably when re-booted in "Safe Mode".
Correct safe mode is not need unless your having problems. But this help. when I do testing with Just Nvidia Cards I use DDU to uninstall the drivers then I may download the correct if going from 3070 to 4070 as DLSS version is different on NVIDIA cards.
I have the same one in RTX 3060ti and i am very happy love u vids bro ❤
Thanks brother, enjoy the PC.
How to do the bios update (on AMD) to get 3200 Mhz ram speed?
It is a down load from Hp.
@@TNW1337 I also have that question I went to the hp support app and had a update for the bios is that what you mean? Cause I upgraded to 2 sticks of 16g @ 3200mhz
And it’s only showing the 21 something speed
Never mind it’s still running at 2133mhz for some reason
@@srt-4i8acorn34 I found the exact same issue. My BIOS rev F.30 is the latest (as confirmed by HP support yesterday) and it still wouldn't run XMP ram at 3200mhz when I tried a Corsair Vengeance 16gb kit (2x8gb). So, I ordered some Crucial non-XMP 3200mhz ram and will try that next to see if I can get any dual-channel performance benefit on my TG01-0429. Apparently, Ryzen likes dual-channel.
15th like! 👍
Ty Sir
@@TNW1337 how much months was it till you got the 500w so i know how long of a wait i got to do if i upgrade the psu
@@THBGYMN Around 2 and 1/2
@@TNW1337 well i know im getting that after i upgrade my ram so i can upgrade my gpu to the rtx 3070 1s it prises drop
Cool man thanks.. I just order the cheapest refurbished TG01, this gives me some hope for upgrading it to a better gaming pc if I'm not happy with my first experience with the old GTX graphics.
Agree
Keep going !!
Thanks for the comment👍
You should give me like a 2080 or something lol I have a 1650
The 1650 is really good tho, atleast we can upgrade it in the future
@@alessandrowarna3237 yeah I’m used to it now, only thing now is I have a really bad ssd so I can’t los into games like ark quick
Well...I was never expecting this to happen
What happend? Rtx 3070 :)
I love your content. I have the same PC and think that it would be easier to purchase a new motherboard and case and just move the things you like from this build after watching this video.
I agree, there’s no way that I would’ve modified the case. I’m happy enough with the PSU upgrade, still good content.
Your not wrong :P
I have the tg01 ryzen 7 w a 3060 in it and the temps are a lil wacky so I removed the stock cooler and added the shuriken scythe I think it's called and it removes 10 Celsius which is kinda worth it with this computer. Only downside to the upgrade is if you do it you'll void your warranty because you have to remove the glued on backplate for the CPU. Edit : also removed that wack hard drive compartment as well as that black plate. Also recommended you leave the cord unplugged in the front panel as all it is for is for a annoying green light that flashes on and off non stop and adds about 30 degrees after it being on for a couple hours so highly recommended leaving that light unplugged.
Yeah it does get hot. and doing that you can remove the stupid hp apps
Thanks for the video. Helping with upgrade of a cheaper computer and learning vs doing this a decade ago.
I can't believe the amount of trash talking I seen on RUclips and different forums when I was stepping into PC gaming about these lil HP prebuilts. I bought one 2 years ago and have upgraded to 32g ram , 650 PSU and a rtx 2060. This lil box plays all games well, and some phenomenal. And best thing is I barely have $1000 invested.
Just got the TG02-0050 for Christmas. Would these upgrades work for that as well?
Yes, it will work.
the standard psu is a 400w psu, i did the math on the components, even with a 3070 the used wattage is 366W max.
while going that close is not.... awsome - if you live in a country with a stable power grid, it should be fine.
i put the numbers into a online power calculator and it recommended a 416w min so If it was me i would not bother.
Yes your correct. also you have to think most of the time the cpu and gpu are not both at 100%, Most games will only take the the CPUs to 10 or 30%. I tested every thing at 100% to see if it could handle it. longest was 5 days GPU, CPU and Memory At 100%
Already have a 750W ATX on the shelf, hope to see your vid soon!
Rger
I've gotten a 400W PSU for my Pavilion TP01-10XX unit, and the motherboard looks like it's a Baker like mine. I've decided to just get myself a Nvidia GTX 1650, since I won't need to go into the full RTX experience right now. It'd be a powerful beast for certain!
As an edit, forgot to mention but I don't truly care enough to go into 4K or even 1440p, 1080 is alright for me.
That should do the job well. Hope you enjoy it
@@TNW1337 Indeed! And thanks for the video, it'll absolutely help once the part comes in! ^^
@@SoupCanMafia any time thanks for the comment 👍
@@TNW1337can I use any L05757 800 PSU for the TG01 10XX model?
I've been doing a lot of research to upgrade my TG01 (RTX 1650 Super, Intel Core i3, 16gb dual RAM, 256gb m.2 SSD and 310w Gold Efficiency PSU) but I'm not sure if all the upgrades I want will be allowed with the MAX 500w internal PSU. For example in my research, I've been told that the 500w HP PSU will not supply anything stronger than an RTX 2060 Super, but you say it'll power a 3070 and MORE. My desired setup is a RTX 4060 ti, 32gb RAM, (possibly upgraded CPU, haven't decided on that yet), 1-2tb m.2 SSD, and the 500w Gold efficiency PSU that you recommend. So my question is whether or not the build will work without having to add an additional external power supply. I keep getting mixed responses so I am hoping your expertise could help clear the air so I can start ordering parts to get this bad mamma jamma ready for action!
Does your rig work well, I have been getting bsods with random messages and wondered if it was because of the psu, my system is similar to you apart from i have a ryzen processor
My PC at the time of posting this comment worked perfectly fine for doing work, running tasks and playing "low demanding" games. But at this point I already built a newer more modernized, powerful rig@@neil.parker672
You can do a RTX 4070 with max CPU, Max ram and Max Fax with RGB and be just fine.
this video needs more likes
Wow! Thanks!
That's a snug fit for the PSU. It makes you wonder why hp didn't use the atx form factor in the first place lol. The first thing I did when I got my pavilion was change as many of the screws to the common cross heads. Makes things much easier. Annoyingly though I found I couldn't replace the side panel screw with a thumb screw or at least I haven't managed to get one to tighten. This was an interesting video, but I wouldn't say it's worth fitting that type of GPU if you need to modify the case a bit and use a power adapter. Be interesting to see how long it lasts.
I can't find that psu anywhere, but great video. I have the tg01-0023w hp pavilion gaming desktop, and I wanna upgrade it just like this. All I need is to find the power supply, and im golden!
I posted the New part number but here it is L89233-001 or L77487-001
Yeah your the first channel that said you could go higher then a 1660 super because of the power supply you fixed the problem and turned a house cat into a tiger
hahahah :) I know. Other channels where giving out bad info. got to the point I was start to call people out. Thanks for the comment!
I have a TG01-0030, It came with a 400W power supply, it sucks that it uses a proprietary power supply, had I know I would have not purchased it, because I live outside the USA and to get one I would have to import it, and it can cost up to +60% more of the retail price just in shipping and taxes, but at least I now know that a more powerful version can be purchased, thanks for your video.
Yes it does Suck! Yeah it does suck. I know they EU does sell the PSU's if you look.
i need info on the stock PSU or the upgraded PSU for the AMD Ryzen 3500 GTX 1650 Super build my PSU went out
I have a TP01-0157c that I'll be putting the 400w PSU and a bus-powered RX 560 4gb (Visiontek 901278) in this weekend, hopefully. Those extra 1500 views of your videos will be me.
Well It is not that hard, Need any help just ask, I hope my video helps 😁
I managed to do the same installation, although I installed an HP OEM RTX 3070 graphics card. Unfortunately, I didn't get away with not cutting out a piece of the back of the case, but other than that, the computer does its job. So far, a GTX 1660 TI has been used, now the difference is quite big! I'm so glad I found this video!
So if anyone can get their HP 500W power supply, feel free to get started!
can you use 500w power supply's that are not from the tg01?
@@dyno9568 As far as I know, unfortunately not. Only HP is compatible with the computer.
Please help, I'm thinking to buy the RTX 4070 twin edge oc by zotac, I have the HP Victus 15L with 500w 80 Gold, is it safe with the 4070?
How do I even get that psu in Europe
you're a fucking lifesaver man, i can't thank you enough
Any Time, this is why i do it. seems like no one wants to touch pre-built other then unboxing them.
Thank you for not writing off this prebuilt as "junk" or "too much trouble" as it is a good value for the money hp should have made it easier to upgrade without all the research. My question is what I have seen online about temperatures does the GPU bake in the case? Due to it being so small I have the same one with the i5-10400f and 1650 Super and the GPU hits 83° in heavy gaming sessions because of the lack of fans and airflow. I even installed an intake fan as well, so is it stable not just it powers up and works only to have it melt after hours of high to ultra gaming? That's my concern with upgrading this beyond what it was designed for.
All GPU should be Dual or Quad Fan. 83c is high but not the top end of what is Ok for GPU's. I've seen GPU's go higher Not that it is good! The 1650 will start to Throttle at 75C. Is this a single Fan card ?
Yes it is a single fan 1650 super that came with the prebuilt. Yeah maybe you're right a dual fan would probably do a better job of keeping it cool. I didn't want to spend the time and money upgrading it without someone else seeing if it is stable and not overheating in the tiny case. I will upgrade mine then when the shortage is over in a few months hopefully. Thanks 🙂
@@AnthonyA-ls6mj sell the old gpu. So you get some thing back.
Wow! It worked!
Well done!
My guy! I like your videos. I have one of these on the way. Did you manage to stuff an ATX PSU in there?
Not yet.
@@TNW1337 do keep us posted! Meanwhile I'm well served by my 6600 xt on stock psu.
I love your Videos is there any way to ask you some question about the pc like a discord or smth?
Yes
Hey man good video, "in the rear with the gear" were you in the service?
Yes, but I never really got to be in the Rear with gear unfortunately. 11 Bravo for life!
Thanks man! I did it.. but couldn't get my 8 pin to 8 pin adapters to fit the gpu? so I went without them.. but can't get my side to go back on correctly.. it's about an 1/4 inch from closing. but overall I believe it's going to work. installing drivers now. Thanks!
Glad I could help
Hi, I am planniing to buy the same system. Luckily, It is coming with AMD Ryzen 7 Processor (16GB/1TB SSD/NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060Ti 8GB Graphics) in my region with 500W PSU. One thing I am concerned about is heat management. I am going to using this system for 3D modelling and Redendering for architecture and interior design. It would be helpful if you can share your feedback.
Yes sir I can, one thing I would think about is getting as much ram as you can afford. 64GB Or 128GB Most 3D and Rendering software's love RAM. I would do the fan and cpu Heat sink upgrades I do in my TG video. Also being in a room that has AC will help if available. It will do 3d Modelling and Rendering. if your in a room with out AC you could always take a Large Box fan and remove the side panel & point it right at the pc. This is if you do not have AC and it is hot. This will keep things cool. The parts will thanks you by last you 5-7 Years.
@@TNW1337 Thank you. I was waiting for your reply since two weeks. Yes I will be operating the system in an AC environment. Can you suggest me exactly what kind of fan or how much watt of PCU should I opt for?
I bought a 2 tb nvme so i didn't need the hdd anymore.
When it's gone, a stock amd 6700xt juuust fits in there, with the left panel vent right in front of the fans from the graphic card.
If you had the 500watt Psu I think it could support it.
I really like your style
Thanks for the comment. Yeah not every one likes it (I am happy you do). You can not please every one🤣. I just try to make people happy, well helping them out.
I wish I saw your channel before i upgraded
Well I hope it still works out for you.
I saw people say that it is recommended that I use a 600-650 watt PSU for the rtx 3070. Is that true? Also, will I run into any problems if I use the 500 watt PSU with the rtx 3070?
Nope
@@TNW1337 Alright thank you. One more question, will the rtx 3070 asus dual fit inside? I am pretty sure it’s a bit larger than the one you own.
This guy gives me big linus/ryan vibes. But its just him.
:)
Just finished this install. Got the same gpu cuz it was the best price available...
Gosh you weren't kidding. It's overkill city but giddy good fun. I'm stoked at these recommendations. Following the rest of the upgrade suggestions. Cpu and cooling next.
Question: using ryzen master to increase the clock to 1600mhz caused a memory fail. Cleared cmos and fixed it easy enough. Can i expect the same result if I attempt it again or is there a better solution I'm missing? Did the bios update. Only thing I can think of is the expensive hp 16g 3200mhz drr4 x2... but dang.. there's no cheap hope in that direction
You will need to set the timings on the ram in Ryze master. Remember if you have the 3070 or 4070 you really should not overclock it also it may not like it. Tbh overclocking it you are only gaining 3-5fps is it worth it up to you.
@TNW1337 yeah I accidentally changed the boost clock frequency in afterburner and couldn't figure out why it was going to black screen quick. Fixed it for the most part. Having some overheating issues from all the sexy parts inside but I think I've got a few ideas on what to do. If you have any additional cooling suggestions I'm really eager to hear them! Kinda curious what you think about a 120mm aio in the tg01-0023w with a 3070, 3700x and 32g @3200mtps. I went with all of your premium suggestions regarding the noctua fans and "bad mamba jamba" cpu cooler. The setup is running diablo 4 at ultra settings for 1440p 34". . I think that's why I'm also getting hot in the high asset rendering areas. If I can get this issue solved then pass this rig on to my 16yo big little bro (with autism) it'll be his first real gaming rig. Just wanna make sure most the major concerns are notched off to a stable setup as he's 2 hours away and it's not convenient to go there to resolve minor PC problems. Thanks for everything. Love your channel as I share it with all my fellow omen tweaking enthusiasts
Great video!! HP is shipping my 500W (L05757-800) in March. Now you tease me with a 750W! Do you have a part number that you can share? Maybe I'll cancel my order. lol
I am not sure it will work 100%. so that's why I did this 1st. The HP Do some wired stuff like. The mother board want 12v 145 watts on standby. All of the hp SFF PSU due this. The ATX PSU's only have standby 5v maybe 30watts. So the only way to get one to work would be to keep the PSU on 100% of the time And at 100% Usage. I am not sure If I can over come this shortcoming.
@@TNW1337 Yeah, HP doesn't make it easy! I have faith in you though. You'll find a way. Use those pliers if you have to! 😆
@@Jantonio82 lol
If I had it my way I would have cut it off all together.
How did you reach HP to order that PSU? Online it doesn't seem to offer me any way to buy it...
I watched this vid and the one where you installed an (outboard) 3090.
Would you be able to install a 3080/3080ti into this PC?
Not on the inside.
@@TNW1337 Damn! Was really wanting 3080ti. Maybe it’s time to consider another case. Using mostly for emulation and a few AAA titles.
can you upgrade the psu without a hp psu
Nope, proprietary HP PSU only.
I bought my TG01 with a RTX3060 with the 400W Platinum Plus 80 PSU, the GPU turned out to be a HP OEM with a single fan heatsink. It runs hot though under full load, it can get up to 83C, do you think you can do a cooling mod for the HP OEM RTX/GTX GPUs?
You may be able to take the Heat sink off and add thermal paste or better pads. I am not sure if there is any thing you can do. Maybe the AIO cooler from ID-COOLING ICEFLOW may fit in th case. at this point I think your better of doing the case swap mod. Then adding the AIo I know it is extra money. but the other option was over spending on a Gpu by 30-50%
Now that I can take my 1650 super and basically replace it for something much more, this will be a sweet upgrade for my end of pc fun.
Need to get more ram, 16 to 32, but I do question what is the best ryzen upgrade after installing this to go with it?
will a zotac geforce rtx 3060 with 2 fans fit?
@TechNitWit The 500w psu is unavailable on the HP website, and the prices on eBay are outrageous. Any third party psu options for this rig, besides making the pc and psu separate?
Would the NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 3070 Fit better than this one? And is there any reason you prefer the RTX 3070 by ASUS, MSI or ASUS one over it?
They are the only ones that make one that fits the case. As of making this video. Now I have not looked to see if any other makers came out with a card that is under 10"& Dual fan. Also have to be careful about power plugs some of the newer cards come with a 12pin. But most cards that come with that come with a adapter to a 8pin pcie power.
@@TNW1337 Awesome. The NVIDIA one I am looking at is under 10" and dual fan, also not as wide as the Zotac so I think I will give it a go with that one after I get the new power supply. Your videos have been awesome and very helpful. Happy to be a new subscriber
Thanks for the video! I ran into trouble doing this same upgrade though... I have a HP (TG01-1260) and got the RTX 3070 and the 500W PSU, but once all connected the computer wouldn't turn on (not even a flash a beep or a whirr). I tried without the 3070 connected (still didn't work), and double checked connections (still no), and then reattached the old 400W - it turned on! It even turned it on again with the 3070 connected ... and then started all over and put the 500W PSU in, and still nothing... I got the LXun L05757-800 from Amazon - do you think the PSU is defective? Or my other thought was maybe I need a better cable (I used the one from the 400W)? Going to return the PSU and order from another supplier, but if you have any thoughts please let me know.
what's a good case swap for the PC? did all the upgrades but what's a good case u recommend for a swap?
I love Corsair, Fractal, Lian li, Asus, & Antech. Remember you will need to swap Motherboard, PSU & heatsink as well.
yeah I’m buying this then
Enjoy sir
@@TNW1337 thanks! 😊
Question: What are all the pieces needed to connect the gpu. Also: would rtx 3060 work? Size and everything is similar so I would assume so
If i change the Motherboard, i can still use every thing except the PSU/ Power Supply, right ? Or the SSD card itself just works in HP motherboard ?
PLEASE PLEASE read this!! Can you do a new video about compatibility of the TG01 Intel units with the new 11th gen CPUs??? for instance, this time around there are TWO offerings in 65w for i5 processors, we're still waiting for the i3's and there are 65w i7 and i9 options. it would be badass to do an upgrade like that since these new units offer up to 20% better performance than the 10th gen units. that would go a long way on a little, inexpensive rig like this
The 11th gen where a big let down. I would say if you want to be on the cutting edge at this point amd is wining hands down. I do not think I will do the 11th gen in the HP becuase of all the turbo problems them are having and over heating. This pc runs hot as it is and a CPU that as overheating problems would just make it worse. Thank you for the idea :P
@@TNW1337 farts. this is what I feared, and sort of what I expected when one crams ancient architectures into new building styles, it always causes problems. I have luckily acquired a spare side case panel for the TG01 model for free, which means I will be using my sawzall and dremel on it to see if I can make a more efficiently ventilated unit- all while saving my original parts- just in case LOL. I will be removing a rectangular portion that overlaps the original cases air holes, and plan to mount two side 120 mm air intakes and an 80mm side exhaust, shrouded by magnetic panel vents. a SATA powered internal fan mounted to the bottom-most rear expansion slot below the GPU, with a rear panel exhaust is going to be mounted right below the 1660S, sucking up its hot air directly and shooting it out the back of the case like it's 2005. it's old school, but it should keep the whole unit a good 15 degrees F cooler. the cpu cooler will also get an upgrade. since the side racks will be removed, I will just attach an expansion SSD to the front of the unit--- if you look at the area on the face of the shroud, you will see mounting holes for SSDs and HDDs. turns out these computers are sold in Asia all the time, with SSDs or HDDs mounted to the front panel. if you look at the front panel, you will see mounting holes that perfectly fit 2 of the 4 holes on either HDDs OR SSDs, either way it will hold either form of storage without the black mesh side rack or the aluminum 3.5" standard side-mounted rack. this may seem like a big ordeal for many, but I'm willing to guess a certain amount of us are somewhat handy with tools and notice that it really isn't that much work. I wish I could trade for an AMD model but alas, it's a nightmare out there
@@maaingan If you stay with the I7 and below your Fine. no point in getting a i9 with all the problems. The i7 are still very good Cpu's
@@maaingan Not sure why I just seen your 2nd comment now.
Dude that is my exact prebuild.
I plan to upgrade to the 6600 xt. You think ima need a stronger powersupply?
Nope, 400w will support it.
Amazing video! I’ve tried to find the 500 watt power supply however I can’t find it even with what you gave in the description. Are you able to help me?
L05757-800 in stock now at HP.