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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- The HP Victus is a wonderful budget gaming line from HP. Not only do they look great, compact, and power efficient; they also have an upgrade path! Today we are showing the possibilities for you at home to upgrade on your HP and similar prebuilt gaming PC's.
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This is how I got into PC building 25+ years ago. Bought a cheap PC at a local K-mart, thru a VooDoo graphics card in it and just replaced stuff along the way. How nice it would of been to have a UA-cam channel like this to help me figure it out all those years ago.
Isn't it more satisfying figuring it out on your own? Trying out all the Windows 3.11 drivers and reloading the CD drivers over and over
"Uninstall McAfee …" Good advice for 99% of all known Windows PCs!
Also debloating your windows is a good idea lol
or use a software called hone that removes all the debloating software and also reduces your background usage
I decided to try a 6600 on my Victus without upgrading the PSU because of this video. Kept the Risen cpu 5600 and had already increased to 16G of RAM. Running super smooth and doubled FPS! THANKS!!!
What psu do you have mine has the 350 but I see the new ones have 500
@@Luis-kl5nz It has the 350 because mine came with the RX6400 which doesn't require much, but the RX6600 is running really nice and the temps are just fine. If I had one with the 500 I would feel comfortable going with a more demanding card, but I'm seriously impressed with the 6600.
@@JorgeBarrazayou’re able to run the 6600 on the 350w psu? Did you undervolt it?
@@sinosoul Nope.
@@sinosoul Nope. And I've even overclocked it a bit without any issues, but I don't run it like that for the most part.
i actually have this pc myself and i don’t regreat buying it, i got it for 500 and smth from my loco best buy its my first pc and for the price i think it’s worth it ! my other friends bought the same pc and we being using it and we love it! we are just some 15 year old broke high school students and with our jobs that barely pay this is amazing for us! i will most likely upgrade mine and i will probably use the same stuff you guys used to upgrade mine !
Really appreciate you guys testing this out! Been eyeing these 15L Victus to possibly upgrade as well. But the power supply was concerning me. Thanks for keeping it Toasty, Bro’s! 🤘🔥
Power supply is definitely a concern, but you can snag an ok one for sub 70 bucks. These aren't meant to be a replacement necessarily to a custom pc, and oem parts will always be limited opposed to building. But for some they get the job done and that's all that matters. You hit a brick wall definitely modding these and making an upgrade path. But some don't need those features or expansion and just want a simple solution for their couple games they like to lpay
@@Spenlard HP does have a special connector for power, that normal power supplies don't have. They don't use a 24pin ATX connector, they use some very weird proprietary connection
@@KrunchTastic Might just be the way she goes for those boards.
I ordered a victus and it’s getting here in a few days.. I was worrying about the power supply also but it seems really easy to upgrade so not really a problem
@@AviatingRandom hey man have you upgraded anything on it?
Now this is how you upgrade a PC! Great video, love what you did!
McAfee is the blight of present day gaming. In fact, the way it controls your machine resembles more like a virus than an anti-virus. It's good to see you guys were able to upgrade pre-built but I still say building your own rig will give you a much wider upgrade path.
Please do more videos about this computer. I bought it about four months ago and it’s the first computer that I’ve ever owned so I’m really glad to see that y’all appreciate it as much as I do.
I like that Hoodie. McAfee strikes again from beyond the grave.
one times mcafee made me pc crash everytime i plugged my midi in
@@chasedgerm2023 John McAfee will always haunt us.
what are you talking about McAfee is not dead, it's still living on my PC 😈😈
@@chasedgerm2023 McCafe came with my pre-built I uninstalled right away
@@bumbaclot813 you done with these yeah John mccafé will hurt you
I just got this computer with a i7 GPU and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 for like $800 during their back to school sale! I'll definitely be upgrading the RAM and memory storage in time but I'm super happy with this deal. Can't wait till it shows up! Thanks for all the solid info, really helped me find something great in my price range.
How much gpu clearance and how big is that gpu
how is the heat and cooling I am worried that it will throttle or shutdown if too hot... do you ever have this problem after several hours of gaming
@@ronmccord44 So, the computer does get a little hot after a long gaming sesh... But I've ran cyberpunk 2077 for like 8+ hours at times, which is known for making PC's run hot and never had the computer shutdown from heat. That being said I use the HP Omen settings that came with the computer to keep the internal fans on high at all times.
damn that is a great deal...... good to know about the heat....... @@TheJoker-bz2uz
I also had the same issue with the RX6400 drivers and Adrenaline!!!! Was able to use DDUClean, install the drivers through HPSevices - which had a driver incompatible with Adrenaline. Ran the AMD installer again, updated to the current graphics driver for the GPU and good to go, no more boot loop. It was a pain and took a couple trips into Safe Mode.
yall are the reason i bought this pc i had a msi and it was terrible but i love my hp alot!!!!
Since you probably want to upgrade the drive anyway it's worth suggesting just doing a clean install of windows anyway. That probably would solve most of the driver install issues.
Smart move to go with Intel, since Ryzen based ones are locked out of SAM. Another thing to look out for is although you can upgrade to higher speeds of RAM, they run at JEDEC timings CL22🤢. You can get really creative with adding storage:
A 3.5 can be mounted behind the front fascia, a 2.5 underneath the black metal tray that was removed, or go with an NVMe via expansion cards. Of course fans can attach to those same points.
HP VICTUS 15L on clearance at Walmart $229 right now
You might try this with a 6700-non XT model. It still only needs a single 8 pin with sub 200Watts.
It would be nice to see performance comparisons for different configurations.
TDP is not directly reflective of the actual power draw of the chip, I think the 6600 is based on a mobile chip so it runs on very low power draw hence AMD suggesting it can run safely on a 300W PSU compared to the 450W they suggest for the 6700.
I have an HP Pavilion TG01-0023W, Started with a Ryzen 5 3500 and a 1650 Super with a 400 watt PSU
I'm now a madman with a Ryzen 7 3700x and an RTX 2070 on that same PSU
These HPs aren't as bad as people say, love the videos Toasty Bros, stay awesome
Dang! You bought a $150 CPU for a $500 prebuilt PC? Madman indeed.
I upgraded a Dell precision T3500 with RTX 2060 and Intel x5675
AWESOME Roadkill Garage Hoodie! Love watching Dulcich bang shift stuff. Also, great vid
hell yeah. Totally glad i got the victus now...early xmas gift for myself! +400 dollars off got upgraded ssd and ram. doing expanded memory later.
Put a rx6600 into my victus and it powers down randomly a few seconds after starting it up … Any ideas?
Boot into safe mode, disable onboard gpu. run ddu, reboot, disable auto software update, install catalyst pro driver without checking factory reset, reboot.
I think it is nice that you guys keep helping your viewers with the game and windows keys. thanks for everything guys!
Love watching some PC builds. Awesome video still can't believe that the cards just made it🤣
imo the 15L as excellent thermal performance with no intake fan, one exhaust fan, and the generic aluminum heatsink
I just got an AMD example in good shape fairly cheap. 5600G/RX6400. The 5600G is good enough, I have the 350W and looking at the power draw, even that could run a good amount of cards over the 6400. Added 8 more GB of ram, a 1TB HDD for older software and an EZDIY 120MM fan and controller for the side intake.
Now it has has RGB and runs cooler 😂 (I just rock a red color scheme there though)
Yeah, you can't go much hmore powerful than this setup due to airflow and motherboard limitations. Another video idea could be upgrading the PSU with a more powerful unit and adapters for HP's weird motherboards, also fan upgrades with a SATA-powered fan hub maybe?
Yeah and while they're at it, just build a whole new computer.
HP used to have a 500W PSU that would be a direct drop in. I don’t know if it’s still available though.
@@zeroturn7091 possibly except they are very expensive, even a used one is over £100 here in the UK. I'd be interested to see a Corsair TX or a similarly sized unit in there with adapters to see if there is any performance boost, especially out of that RX6600...
@@zeroturn7091 Those cost $60-100+ now, not even worth it.
The power color version of this graphics card would have fitted it perfectly
Good to know! I just got the power color 6600 for this prebuilt. Thought I might have to return it.
I just bought one of these and noticed I have to run GTA RP like a snail. Glad to know my pc would be easy to upgrade down the line
I have the HP-TG01 that had the Ryzen 3500 and 1650 Super, and all I did was upgrade the nvme storage,add another 8gb ram stick for dual channel, and switch the GPU to an old RTX 2060 and its been a solid 1080p/60fps Gaming PC. Even better performance on older games lol. I would go with the 6600/6600xt though now if you have that option, AMD was still on Rx 5xxx series when I bought the HP Prebuilt PC so I went with Nvidia at the time.
This is actually just a gaming pavilion tg01-2xxx replica in a new outer case with a lga 1700 socket. the inside of my prebuilt from them looks the exact same.
Great video for those out there who might be intimidated by upgrading a PC or of course building their own, though as a personal preference I like the double-line Thermal Pasting method for Alder Lake as well as the criss-cross mounting though for this cooler and a locked CPU it shouldn't matter a ton. I also felt more suspense than I should've when watching Jack and Matt barely squeezing the RX 6600 into the PCIe of that practically SFF chassis. I gotta say even though I despise the torx-flathead screws HP uses I gotta hand it to them for putting in efficient PSUs that have enough wattage to handle any sort of reasonable upgrades as opposed to Dell and the piddly wattage on their Inspiron lineup for example.
Having an 8 pin PCIe cable in a budget friendly prebuilt also helps, no need to jerry rig power from the SATA connector so you can still add in a 2.5 SSD. By the time you sell off or reuse the old parts this cheeky upgrade makes for an affordable and pretty nice and tidy looking gaming PC for 1080P AAA gaming. It's more or less the same as my PC except I'm on Zen 3 and use a 2060Super. I anyone is worried about the PSU they can always put in a small undervolt to lower consumption a bit but AMD only suggest a 300W PSU for this card anyhoo so there's enough headroom in the fitted PSU to be confident it'll last for years.
Was the problem caused by the gpu?
You can really upgrade them.
The problem is that you are very limited in a few key areas.
A. Cpu support
B. Very little customizable settings (bios access limited)
C.Repairs are also limited.
plus alot of these pcs have proprietary psu connectors to the mobo making it impossible to upgrade the psu without doing some funky soldering
@@darkkingastos4369 if you get lucky some Chinese manufacturers may sell compatible psu adapters on eBay or Amazon
@@mcslender2965 i'm pretty sure that will be the case i the future, its what happened to dell optiplex and lenovo thinkcentre pc's if you wanted to change the psu there was a cheap adaptor you could buy
Most people shouldn't go anywhere near the bios....
I found your guys channel about a week ago and I love the vids, keep up the good work
I have had the exact issue discussed in this video regarding booting off the internal ssd with more than one hp desktop in the past. I personally believe this is an hp reliability issue, I find their products great otherwise.
Its because bios defaults to RAID. You have to go back into it and set it back to AHCI
I was really wavering over getting a Victus because I've heard prebuilds from HP or dell have a bad rep because of all the proprietary stuff. This showed me it is upgradable if I want to increase the ram or graphics! I'm just a casual gamer so the basic setup would be suitable for me.
i put an rx 6600 in my pre-built, its one of the older ones with the i5-11400 but it only had a 500w 80+ gold power supply and its actually sitting on 4 x 12v rails at like 18 amp each and I thought i might have a problem running the 6600 but I havent had any problems and on full load I cant get the card to go over 100 watts of usage on stock settings
That is what a stock Rx 6600 pulls. 100 watts max. You can use amd adrenaline software to max the power output to 120watt.
@@chrisanytime1 yeah thats what I said, stock settings lol
In my experience you have to reset windows if you change gpu no matter what nvidia to better nvidia amd to better amd doesn’t matter you always have to reset windows and let it download its drivers automatically
More of these sort of videos please with prebuilts that have really low wattage power supplies
I love that you guys know your viewers, most people are gaming on 1080 or 1440, according to steam almost 80% combined, with 65% of that being 1080p.
Keep up the good work
I just love the RX 6600 for its insane value, but don't have the bucks to buy it though!😅
Love OEM big box upgrades
Has anyone done a case upgrade on these? Thinking of getting a nicer case that has better airflow, but I'm still kinda new at these things
Following..
As I’ve been wondering the same
Please try 4070 ti super MSI 2X ventus card
You could try an evga xc RTX 3060 or RTX 3060 TI graphics card which is only 1.5cm apart from an RTX 2060 from a fan.
But they would have to get a 400 watt or 500 watt power supply to make up for the performance.
YES
As I mentioned in the previous victus video
Just bought this for my brother and I was wondering how I'd upgrade it!
I just bought this gpu and the same thing happened to me while getting my drivers installed! It's probably an issue with the card bios or something whe you're installing it into a system thats had another gpu in it. Had to fully reinstall windows but it's working fine now
Do u have the same psu as them?
I just bought a victus it has ryzen 5 5600g and rx 6400 with 8gb and 512 ssd. how well would fortnite, apex, and gta run?
Have you had good luck with it? I bought the same one for my gf to play sons of the forest with. Its runs it but not great. Have you upgraded anything?
Iv upgrade my hp tp01 pavilion with 500W psu rx6700xt and 32gb ram and cpu to ryzen 7 5700 I love it it plays anything on 1440p max settings I love it
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I got this pc for Christmas and it runs very good just needs some minor changes and upgrades.
Do the RAM first, just wack a cheap 16GB CL16 kit in it and you'll get an instant boost in a lot of games from the dual channel. After that most of the next increase in performance (the biggest overall) will come from the GPU upgrade. I'd probably leave the CPU until they start getting cheap on the used market or in a clearance.
@@darthwiizius Why CL16?The included one is CL22, doesn´t make sense putting in better RAM
@@leruty
CL16 is so cheap now there's no reason not to, those cl22 timings will hold back the CPU. I picked up a used kit of cl16 with flashing lights on it the other day, Kingston Fury or Hyper X, can't remember and don't care once it's in and working, for £20.
@darthwiizius would another stick of A tech -8gb DDR4 work ?
@@juke99
If it's the same speed and timings it should work regardless of branding and it would still be better than running it single channel, it's best to stick with identical pairs because outside of the XMP boost speed base speeds and timings can vary. The dual channel part is the most important part but AM4 systems are a bit sensitive to RAM speed so below 3200mhz you do get a bit of a drop off, though not normally as much as running single channel.
What’s the best hp prebuilt gaming pc under 700 or 600 please help me
just got this pc yesterday:)
I was saving for my first P.C and was so excited then I lost my job and had to spend all my savings in rent😢. Id love to buy me that one day.
i have a victus with a i5 12400f and gtx 1650 with 16gb ram 500gb m.2 ssd and 3200mhz ddr4 ram for 700 euros
I customized the Hp Victus 15l is it good? It's a Intel I5 12400, 16gb of ram, 512gb of storage, Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060, 500 W 80 Plus Bronze Power supply.
I was totally thinking about upgrading my nephews victus in this same way with a 2fan 6650xt
Next you should do a video where you upgrade the power supply and throw in the smallest 3080 or 6800XT you can find that can fit. Go to the max!
The HP Victus in this video has a proprietary power supply so it can't be swapped out for a higher wattage one, so throwing in a 3080 or 6800XT like you said is never gonna happen lol.
I tried throwing a 3060 12gb and it works great
I just added the xfx rx 6600 to a ryzen 5 5600g. I kept getting the black screen also ez led showed boot drive. I fou d a usb stick that i think was the right one for windows 10. Anyways after about 5 hours of no success i took a break for about 3 hours then it started working. No idea what happend but it sure is fast.
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will the ASUS Dual GeForce RTX4060 OC White edition 8GB GDDR6 fit in terms of height?
If you're planning to go with HP Victus, get a model with RTX 3060 Ti already built-in. Then you only need to upgrade RAM and SSD in the future. However, be warned that the motherboard and PSU are both fully custom: the non-standard motherboard has all the front I/O directly on the board including the power button and PSU is HP custom design with is not ATX nor ATX12VO compatible. Instead, it seems to be always turned on and output 12 V to multiple molex 12 V connectors on the board.
I guess it's possible to use ATX12VO power supply in theory if you do some custom wiring to keep the PSU always powered up. Unlike ATX power supplies that can be turned off by the operating system, this custom PSU seems to be always powered if you have grid power connected to it.
Happy New Year Mate
Do you have any cpu options for people with AMD processors?
I own a Vectus HP L15 PC. Can I install a Ryzen 7 and the RTX 4070 or the RTX4090 GPU on the computer? Is it worth it? Also, is it advisable to upgrade to a 500 wat PSU? If so where could I buy one?
Just bought a Victus with i7, 16 megs and Nivida 2080 super for 699.
Mcafee who’s that Windows defender all the way 😅
I upgraded my 1660 super to a rtx4060 and the power supply is not enough, in some games, my graphic goes to 90º
You guys should sell the budget builds u make
Always uninstall McAfee from your PC. Base windows defender is better than that mess.
I'm gaining quite respect for HP pre-builds. Sure you can't upgrade them in a way you can with custom build but then again if someone who's not tech savvy wants to game for 500$ they are not exactly thinking about upgrading their PC like someone who built their custom PC would.
What’s the best fans to put in these computers
Loving the Kentucky Sports shirt.
I have never used a driver uninstaller and have never had a problem even with running a nvida and a amd card on the same mobo while ethereum mining on my gaming pc plus it was a cloned boot drive... played games and mined at the same time.... I never had a problem that's why i have been scared to use driver uninstallers
Lol the trick on the boot device was you have to go into the bios and set the memory read type to AHCI...it defaults to raid for some reason. Yw
Are you supposed to uninstall the graphics drivers before you install a new graphics card??? I thought thats how it worked. I do not install anything graphics cards i just buy pre-builts so i do not know for sure.
Yes you do!
We got my lil brother a 3050ti Lenovo laptop for like 475$ very lightly used and I don’t think I ever could’ve gotten him anything better for under 600$ after the ram and storage upgrades.
You couldn't get him better for under 1000
Gaming laptops are overpriced as hell
@@lesouth0348 agreed lol. I was trying to explain that to him and he doesn’t understand fully😂 I actually got it open box excellent so technically it was still new I geuss. I wanted to build him a desktop cuz it would’ve been better but buying monitors and all that was way out of the budget. Ur deff right we couldn’t of done any better😂
@@lesouth0348 I put a sata ssd and new ram in it for like 75$ & the desktop equivalent of his pc would’ve costed us way more.
i have a top spec victus, it comes with a 12 gb rtx 3060 and a 13th gen core i7
how is it goin so far, would you suggest ?
thinking about starting a pc build but too scared haha
Love the RoadKill hoodie btw. I'm thinking of buying a Victus 15l with a Radeon 6600xt and the Ryzen 7 5700G. I don't see on the listing what PSU it brings would you guys happen to know?
i bought one of these that came with a rtx 1030 gpu. a Ryzen 5 cpu. and 8 gb of ram. And I have since upgrade to a Rtx 3050 gpu. And upgraded the Ram from 8 gb to 16 gb. with absolutely no problem. and now this thing runs like a little beast. For reference. I was getting about 30 fps at 1080p on Forza 5. And now I'm getting about 90 fps At 1080p on the same game.
rtx 1030? dang thats a rare card
@@JMark4 Indeed. lol
What ram did you go with 3200? I been trynna find some good ram to put in there
@@tae2k496 i went went with tforce ram
Very interesting. I currently have a HP Pavilion TG01 with a Ryzen 3 5300G and 400w power supply. I've been tempted to upgrade my graphics card but not sure if the power supply can handle something like the RTX 2060 or the RX 6600.
should be fine, I have a similar HP computer but its intel based its even a tg01 model and i think mine might have the 500 watt psu and has dual 6+2 pin connectors or dual 8 pins whichever way you want to look at it) but the easiest way to tell if it will run a 6600(which is like 25 watts more power efficient and beats the 2060 in all gaming test , just look at the power draw of the card its currectly using compared to like an rx 6600(even though techpowerup says the 6600 is a 124watt card its 100 wats under full load on stock settings it never pulls over 100 watts)and it can be bought brand new for 239 from bestbuy which is like the biggest plus. also i turned up the resolution to 4k when he was looking at the side of the power supply and they only have a 350 watt one in it
maybe even the 3050, its better on power than the 2060. But if you see the 2060 cheaper, go for that
@@Bdot888 no, the rx 6600 beats both those cards and can be bought brand new for 239 USD
@@kyles8524 oh yeah most definitely. I overlooked that he put that on there. The 6600 or Xt would be the ideal upgrade to work on that psu
Thanks for the suggestions you two
Ima do exactly what they did when I get this
ive got an rx 6600 and love it
question does the Victus use a Standard size ATX power supply unit or is it some weird HP pos sub-standard proprietary size PSU? Because if it standard you could fairly easily upgrade the PSU allowing a faster CPU & GPU combos if they fit.
HP propriety PSU with propriety PCB power socket. You can get some fitable good PSUs and use an adapter but it seems a bit overkill especially on a PCB with more power limitations than a half reasonable custom build PCB.
Hey Toasty Bros. Any chance you guys could do a video on a good all around Gaming/working desktop in the $1200 range? Im a console gamer looking for a PC I can lightly game with and do some work from home with and things such as Canva and stuff like that. Any thoughts?
You guys nailed it. I have been on the lookout to upgrade my home PC (i5 10400, 8GB RAM, 500GB SSD, 450W bronze PSU) with RX 6600 only. U guys easily did it on 350w gold PSU, but my question is: will it run with my 450w bronze psu? Any suggestions?
I have nearly the same system and under full load it consumes less than 200w, so it should be fine (100w GPU, 60w CPU, 40w random peripherals)
Is this even safe? I have the same psu, don't know if it's worth the risk or just be better off upgrading the motherboard Psu and case
Hi guys what Intel CPU would you say is the best to use with the RX 5600 XT Mech OC please ?
That actually happened to me if im correct i was making a pc for my brother with a 6600 XT and i had a 1660 ti and i was testing it and i had to reinstall my whole windows (could have something to do with Nvidia and AMD)
Was the Victus the complete base model before upgrading?
Great upgrade tutorial, I was surprised the PSU didn't have to be upgraded but was pleasently proved wrong. The intel F chips and the 6600 are both energy efficient.
I agree that the upgrade parts you used were as far as I would go, looking at the GPU temps in some of the gameplay it was getting a bit toasty (see what I did there!). The cooling is one poor aspect of the prebuilt that you can't really do anything about. For this reason any further upgrade would need both a PSU and case upgrade as well, in which case you are upgrading so much you might as well sell the computer and build a new one from scratch.
I am about to buy a pc from you it is for $550.i am from Barbados 🇧🇧
you might have to initialize the new drive if it is brand new
Is this just a pavilion tg01 but renamed as victus?
Hi Do you think a GTX 1060 would work in there? thank you i love your channel.
Thats a very common thing in windows its your boot sequence i had the same issues you have to change to uefi
Can you upgrade the case?
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Looking at possibly putting a 7600 in this build, would it be okay or too much power being drawn? 350w psu
It's not compatible with the motherboard.