I got the more harder to upgrade HP Prodesk 400 G4 SFF. Bought it super cheap since my company do tech refresh. Stock specs: Intel Core i5 7500 4GB DDR4 2400 RAM 500gb HDD. So with SFF body,there's not much I can do. Here is the upgrade so far and don't judge me,i use this component as upgrade because this the only thing I could find in Malaysia. Upgraded stuff: 2.5 480gb Kingston SSD 1TB Toshiba 7200rpm HDD Nvidia GTX 1050Ti 16GB 2400 RAM (8gb x 2 ) Future upgrade: Maybe fit aftermarket cpu cooler Add intake and exhaust fan Upgrade cpu to i7 7700 But to be honest this is really hard to upgrade. I do what i could and if you guys interested,give some likes and i will do video about the upgrades. This machine for casual gaming on my living room. Nothing serious to play AAA title. Enough for me to play forza horizon 5 and some fifa. I tried battlefield 5 and they run super great
I think that HP’s decision to position the M.2 slot facing outward is indeed unique. Maybe It serves the purpose of preventing users from changing or swapping cases easily. Additionally, this design accounts for potential obstructions caused by case walls or the lack of proper standoffs. Thanks for sharing your insights!
I've considered doing a project like this.I do have some questions.Is there a way to power another fan?I would like to install a drive bay fan in the front to bring in cool air.Also,did the install of the video card require you to mod the drive cages in any way?Great video.
The HP EliteDesk 800 G3 uses a PWM fan header for both the CPU fan and case fan. If you’d like to install one or two additional fans, please consider using a PWM fan splitter cable and connecting it to the case fan header or CPU fan header. If you plan to add many fans, I recommend using a PWM fan hub that utilizes a SATA or Molex power cable. This way, the fan hub can supply enough power for multiple fans. Thank you!
Installing an RTX 3070 Ti on a 230W PSU (power supply unit) isn’t recommended. Even the standard RTX 3070 Ti alone consumes around 290W. So, if you’re eyeing that beefy graphics card, consider upgrading your PSU to handle the extra power demands. Safety first, right?
In fact, OEM power supplies on Amazon can be quite expensive, but we can find more affordable PSUs on Alibaba or Taobao. There is a link for a PSU on Amazon: amzn.to/4cNslTt.
I’ve also updated the link to the item I used in this video in the video description. If you’d like to search for the HP 500W PSU mentioned in this video on any other store, such as eBay or AliExpress, use the keyword: DPS-500AB-32A. Thank you!
I perused the HP forum at this link: h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware-and-Upgrade-Questions/Wanting-to-upgrade-a-ProDesk-600-G3-MT/td-p/8625562/page/2 . There, a user had uploaded pictures of the HP ProDesk 600 G3 power supply and motherboard. Interestingly, it appeared to be the same PSU (power supply unit) that I used in my video. However, since I haven’t personally laid hands on the HP ProDesk 600 G3, I cannot definitively confirm whether the PSU model I featured in my video would work seamlessly with your specific HP ProDesk 600 G3. Thank you for your understanding.
@@itggear3400what happened if I put this psu with the P2 connector 3 cable into my prodesk p2 7 cable? Is only an advice or the psu fun will not work properly? Thank you
If you connect a 3-wire PSU to the originally 7-wire P2 cable, you might encounter a BIOS error message indicating that the PSU fan is either not detected or defective. Despite this, rest assured-the PC will continue running normally. Thank you.
Bro poseo una Hp prodesk 400 g4 sff que compré con un procesador pentium g4560 de 3.5ghz, me gustaría mejorarlo pues soporta procesadores de 7ma, pero ahora que veo tu video, no sé si podría funcionar un i7 7700k tal y como lo hiciste tú, si tienes algun conocimiento me serias de ayuda. Desde ya muchas gracias
If you’re considering upgrading to an Intel Core i7 7th generation CPU, here’s the scoop: The i7-7700K is an unlocked processor with a 91W TDP (thermal design power), which means it requires a larger CPU cooler and more space. However, if you’d like a smoother transition without changing your existing cooler, I recommend opting for the Intel Core i7-7700 (the non-K edition). This CPU has a lower TDP of 65W and should work seamlessly with your current cooler. Thanks for tuning in!
Yes, P1 and P2 are labels for each cable to avoid misplugging them into the motherboard sockets. For example, P1 corresponds to the 4-pin motherboard cable, and P3 corresponds to the 4-pin CPU cable.
Certainly! Let’s discuss why some users might still choose to use Intel 7th generation CPUs, even though they are not officially supported by Windows 11. - Existing Hardware Utilization: Many users already own 7th generation CPUs. By utilizing their existing hardware, they can save on upgrade costs and avoid unnecessary expenses. - Adequate Performance for Everyday Tasks: Despite not being officially supported, 7th generation CPUs still provide sufficient performance for everyday tasks. Whether it’s web browsing, office work, or media playback, these CPUs can handle it smoothly. - Environmental Considerations: Keeping existing hardware without replacing it contributes to environmental sustainability. By avoiding unnecessary hardware replacements, users reduce resource consumption and e-waste.
Absolutely! The system, with an i7-7700K and an RTX 2070, should handle 1080p gaming and streaming quite well. The i7-7700K is a capable CPU, and the RTX 2070 provides excellent graphics performance. Just make sure the PC have enough RAM (16GB or more) and a stable internet connection for smooth streaming. Happy gaming!
Swapping out the HP ProDesk case is such an interesting idea. However, I find it a bit challenging because there’s currently no 24-pin cable adapter that works seamlessly with HP ProDesk motherboards. Additionally, the I/O shield is non-removable. So, if we decide to proceed with the case swap, we’ll need to stick with the original power supply and get creative by crafting our own motherboard I/O shield.
Wait its a lga 1151 socket it shouldn’t max a i7 7700 it should max a i9 9900k please why? I have a the same cpu socket and i want to upgrade to a i9 9900k i have a green mobo to!
The HP EliteDesk 800 G3 Tower works with Intel Core 6th gen and 7th gen processors, but it won’t work with Intel Core i9 9th gen processors. If you would like to install an Intel Core i9-9900K, you need the HP EliteDesk 800 G5 series. Thank you.
@@itggear3400 i have a i5 8400 i wanna upgrade to a i9 9900k but all i know is i have a lga 1151 cpu socket and it supports 9gen i dont really know my mobo manufacture?
If you choose a consumer motherboard, the Intel 300 series such as H310, B360, H370, Z370, B365, and Z390 motherboards should work fine with your CPU. However, if you buy a prebuilt PC from brands like Dell, HP, or Lenovo that supports your i5-8400, it won’t work with a 9th gen Intel Core i9-9900K. Thank you.
@@Koldex-vt8il The CPU support depends on the motherboard you are using. Until I know which motherboard you have, I cannot confirm which CPU will be compatible. Generally, pre-built PCs that support 9th-gen Intel CPUs also support 8th-gen Intel CPUs. However, a PC designed for 8th-gen Intel CPUs may not support 9th-gen Intel CPUs.
Currently, I don’t have an HP EliteDesk 800 G1 to test the CPU cooling solution. However, since you have one, you can try the following steps: Remove the CPU cooler heatsink and then experiment with the Intel screws. If they don’t fit, try the AMD screws to determine which one works best for your setup
If your PC supports the Intel Core i5-7500, it should also support the Intel Core i7-7700K. However, since your PC has only a 180W PSU, I recommend choosing the Intel Core i7-7700. It’s a powerful CPU in its product line, and it has a 26W lower TDP than the K version (65W vs. 91W). This way, your PC won’t stress out the PSU too much. Thank you!
I got the more harder to upgrade HP Prodesk 400 G4 SFF. Bought it super cheap since my company do tech refresh.
Stock specs:
Intel Core i5 7500
4GB DDR4 2400 RAM
500gb HDD.
So with SFF body,there's not much I can do. Here is the upgrade so far and don't judge me,i use this component as upgrade because this the only thing I could find in Malaysia.
Upgraded stuff:
2.5 480gb Kingston SSD
1TB Toshiba 7200rpm HDD
Nvidia GTX 1050Ti
16GB 2400 RAM (8gb x 2 )
Future upgrade:
Maybe fit aftermarket cpu cooler
Add intake and exhaust fan
Upgrade cpu to i7 7700
But to be honest this is really hard to upgrade.
I do what i could and if you guys interested,give some likes and i will do video about the upgrades. This machine for casual gaming on my living room. Nothing serious to play AAA title. Enough for me to play forza horizon 5 and some fifa. I tried battlefield 5 and they run super great
I got the same Computer bro,but mine is MT BUSINESS
nice mod on that cooler bracket good job!
Thanks!
I am running the 800 G4 SFF, it has 2 NVMe slots completely on the motherboard. Also, on the G3 ram speed is limited to 2400, on the G4 it is 2666.
Not going to lie, that nvme placement on the board is the jankiest stuff i have seen coming from a manufacturer as of late.
I think that HP’s decision to position the M.2 slot facing outward is indeed unique. Maybe It serves the purpose of preventing users from changing or swapping cases easily. Additionally, this design accounts for potential obstructions caused by case walls or the lack of proper standoffs. Thanks for sharing your insights!
Great video! I really do enjoy these videos.
Glad you like them!
That holes is for bigger psu :)
Love seeing these upgrade videos. Makes me want to upgrade the PSU in my machine and see what it can do.
Go for it! It’s like giving your PC a turbo boost.
I've considered doing a project like this.I do have some questions.Is there a way to power another fan?I would like to install a drive bay fan in the front to bring in cool air.Also,did the install of the video card require you to mod the drive cages in any way?Great video.
The HP EliteDesk 800 G3 uses a PWM fan header for both the CPU fan and case fan. If you’d like to install one or two additional fans, please consider using a PWM fan splitter cable and connecting it to the case fan header or CPU fan header. If you plan to add many fans, I recommend using a PWM fan hub that utilizes a SATA or Molex power cable. This way, the fan hub can supply enough power for multiple fans. Thank you!
is it ok to use my 3070 ti on 230 power supply?
Installing an RTX 3070 Ti on a 230W PSU (power supply unit) isn’t recommended. Even the standard RTX 3070 Ti alone consumes around 290W. So, if you’re eyeing that beefy graphics card, consider upgrading your PSU to handle the extra power demands. Safety first, right?
@@itggear3400 👌
If my old psu P2 cable is 3 cables and buy new psu, can i put 7 cables ?
someone knows if a normal psu fits in that case?
I tried using a regular PSU, but the screw holes turned out to be completely different. Thanks!
@@itggear3400 thanks for the fact
W upgrade
Nice video, my friend. I would like to ask if the psu is from amazon and the price of the cpu i7 7700 approximately.
I bought this power supply from Taobao for $37 and an i7-7700K from a local Facebook Marketplace listing for $95. Thank you!
@itggear3400 Thanks so much. Is this a website like amazon.
In fact, OEM power supplies on Amazon can be quite expensive, but we can find more affordable PSUs on Alibaba or Taobao. There is a link for a PSU on Amazon: amzn.to/4cNslTt.
@itggear3400 Yes, very expensive 60 dollars
I’ve also updated the link to the item I used in this video in the video description. If you’d like to search for the HP 500W PSU mentioned in this video on any other store, such as eBay or AliExpress, use the keyword: DPS-500AB-32A. Thank you!
Can i change the case ?
Yes, why not? Maybe I’ll try it too.
Great video that i was searching for a year. But mine pc is hp prodesk 600 g3 mt and i wana increase the power supply. Please suggest me.
I perused the HP forum at this link: h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware-and-Upgrade-Questions/Wanting-to-upgrade-a-ProDesk-600-G3-MT/td-p/8625562/page/2 . There, a user had uploaded pictures of the HP ProDesk 600 G3 power supply and motherboard. Interestingly, it appeared to be the same PSU (power supply unit) that I used in my video. However, since I haven’t personally laid hands on the HP ProDesk 600 G3, I cannot definitively confirm whether the PSU model I featured in my video would work seamlessly with your specific HP ProDesk 600 G3. Thank you for your understanding.
@@itggear3400 still it's not available in my country but it will be very helpful if you could somehow arrange to check.
@@itggear3400what happened if I put this psu with the P2 connector 3 cable into my prodesk p2 7 cable? Is only an advice or the psu fun will not work properly? Thank you
If you connect a 3-wire PSU to the originally 7-wire P2 cable, you might encounter a BIOS error message indicating that the PSU fan is either not detected or defective. Despite this, rest assured-the PC will continue running normally. Thank you.
Bro poseo una Hp prodesk 400 g4 sff que compré con un procesador pentium g4560 de 3.5ghz, me gustaría mejorarlo pues soporta procesadores de 7ma, pero ahora que veo tu video, no sé si podría funcionar un i7 7700k tal y como lo hiciste tú, si tienes algun conocimiento me serias de ayuda. Desde ya muchas gracias
If you’re considering upgrading to an Intel Core i7 7th generation CPU, here’s the scoop: The i7-7700K is an unlocked processor with a 91W TDP (thermal design power), which means it requires a larger CPU cooler and more space. However, if you’d like a smoother transition without changing your existing cooler, I recommend opting for the Intel Core i7-7700 (the non-K edition). This CPU has a lower TDP of 65W and should work seamlessly with your current cooler. Thanks for tuning in!
What is P1 , P2 (Px)
Do these cables give power to the motherboard ?
Yes, P1 and P2 are labels for each cable to avoid misplugging them into the motherboard sockets. For example, P1 corresponds to the 4-pin motherboard cable, and P3 corresponds to the 4-pin CPU cable.
@@itggear3400 yeah understood, thank you :)
우리는 지금 시점에서 윈도우 11 지원이 되지 않는 인텔 7세대 cpu를 왜 사용해야 하는가?
Certainly! Let’s discuss why some users might still choose to use Intel 7th generation CPUs, even though they are not officially supported by Windows 11.
- Existing Hardware Utilization: Many users already own 7th generation CPUs. By utilizing their existing hardware, they can save on upgrade costs and avoid unnecessary expenses.
- Adequate Performance for Everyday Tasks: Despite not being officially supported, 7th generation CPUs still provide sufficient performance for everyday tasks. Whether it’s web browsing, office work, or media playback, these CPUs can handle it smoothly.
- Environmental Considerations: Keeping existing hardware without replacing it contributes to environmental sustainability. By avoiding unnecessary hardware replacements, users reduce resource consumption and e-waste.
i have a question can i game and stream in 1080 with this system
Absolutely! The system, with an i7-7700K and an RTX 2070, should handle 1080p gaming and streaming quite well. The i7-7700K is a capable CPU, and the RTX 2070 provides excellent graphics performance. Just make sure the PC have enough RAM (16GB or more) and a stable internet connection for smooth streaming. Happy gaming!
Can I change the case in this hp prodesk and please can I swap the case in the next video ❤
Swapping out the HP ProDesk case is such an interesting idea. However, I find it a bit challenging because there’s currently no 24-pin cable adapter that works seamlessly with HP ProDesk motherboards. Additionally, the I/O shield is non-removable. So, if we decide to proceed with the case swap, we’ll need to stick with the original power supply and get creative by crafting our own motherboard I/O shield.
@@itggear3400 ok thank u so much and if u can swap it do it in a video it will be a nice idea
@@itggear3400 because I want to buy the same pc and I want to add a gtx 1650
Wait its a lga 1151 socket it shouldn’t max a i7 7700 it should max a i9 9900k please why? I have a the same cpu socket and i want to upgrade to a i9 9900k i have a green mobo to!
The HP EliteDesk 800 G3 Tower works with Intel Core 6th gen and 7th gen processors, but it won’t work with Intel Core i9 9th gen processors. If you would like to install an Intel Core i9-9900K, you need the HP EliteDesk 800 G5 series. Thank you.
@@itggear3400 i have a i5 8400 i wanna upgrade to a i9 9900k but all i know is i have a lga 1151 cpu socket and it supports 9gen i dont really know my mobo manufacture?
If you choose a consumer motherboard, the Intel 300 series such as H310, B360, H370, Z370, B365, and Z390 motherboards should work fine with your CPU. However, if you buy a prebuilt PC from brands like Dell, HP, or Lenovo that supports your i5-8400, it won’t work with a 9th gen Intel Core i9-9900K. Thank you.
@@itggear3400 so since i have a i5 8400 what is the max cpu i can upgrade??
@@Koldex-vt8il The CPU support depends on the motherboard you are using. Until I know which motherboard you have, I cannot confirm which CPU will be compatible. Generally, pre-built PCs that support 9th-gen Intel CPUs also support 8th-gen Intel CPUs. However, a PC designed for 8th-gen Intel CPUs may not support 9th-gen Intel CPUs.
For hp elitedesk800g1 which cooler mounting kit ? I have coolermaster hyper 620s !
Currently, I don’t have an HP EliteDesk 800 G1 to test the CPU cooling solution. However, since you have one, you can try the following steps: Remove the CPU cooler heatsink and then experiment with the Intel screws. If they don’t fit, try the AMD screws to determine which one works best for your setup
what's the cooler name?
TIt is Thermalight Peerless Assassin 90 SE Black.
Good
Thanks
placa madre z270 windows 11?
sow nays
hey i have the HP 290 G1 Microtower PC with an i5-7500, what is the max cpu i can upgrade to man ? my pc has only 180 w psu i think
If your PC supports the Intel Core i5-7500, it should also support the Intel Core i7-7700K. However, since your PC has only a 180W PSU, I recommend choosing the Intel Core i7-7700. It’s a powerful CPU in its product line, and it has a 26W lower TDP than the K version (65W vs. 91W). This way, your PC won’t stress out the PSU too much. Thank you!
@@itggear3400 wow thank you brother for this info. appreciate it. but is the i7-7700 a good upgrade over i5-7500?
@@itggear3400 also, what cpu cooler can i change to? bcs idk if my case has the stock cpu as holding bracket
It’s up to you; there is no other option like the Intel i9 7th gen to choose over your i5-7500.
@@itggear3400 yeah i understand. but is 7th gen the max i can put or i can put an 8th gen or 9nth gen i7
I7 not 17. Dillweed
Thank you.
tbh 32 gigs of ram is perfect