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It's a cool how-to, but why only upgrade from the 3500 to the 3600?

thanks for the tutorial i really appreciate it hopefully with the guidance from this video i too can finally get the upgrade from a gtx 1660 super to this

plz help me i have the same pc and it runs so bad should add more ram

I have same pc what graphics card u get for it been looking for one not sure what to get I have the basic card that came with it

Hey bro. I put mine together, but it won’t turn on, I copied everything from this video exactly. Please help, idk if I got the power led 4 little cables wrong or what but please help

just bought one today for $130 at a pawn shop 10/26/24

Yo I have a Hp pavillion and was wondering if my specs can upgrade SPECS- Motherboard- HP 8906 (AM4) CPU- AMD Ryzen 7 5700G Graphics- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER (HP) Hopefully it can I dont know what to choose

What’s funny is when I bought the computer, they didn’t even put the hard drive on the rack where it’s supposed to slide in. They mounted it on the wall next to the GPU instead. They could’ve just put it on the rack-like, you had one job!😂😂😂

any other motherboard to use for this build?

Are you using the 500 psu with the 3060?

Thanks for the video. I want to replace my power button with an external power button. Can this be done. I’ve opened it up and it looks like the power button is built into the motherboard instead of a typical PC that has the pins I could connect to (RestSW, PowerSW), etc. Thanks

Would a 3060 fit inside the PC?

ATX case right?

Question would it be extreme if i added 32 gb ram to this or should i just stick to upgrading to 16 gb also could i do 2-4 tb of hard drive and whats the highest i can add ssd wise ?

Hey man I don’t know how active you are now a days However you should get a better cpu cooler if it’s working fine for you don’t change it Looks like that case got AIO support too but I think tower cooler will work best there are inexpensive ones out there I use the Vetroo v5 cpu cooler it was about 30 bucks if I remember correctly and it performs very well on my 10400f

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Hello My device's RAM is 16GB, one piece I bought another piece a while ago, also 16GB But when I put them together, the device doesn't work and makes a distinctive sound When I use one of them, the device works, is the problem with the port?

This is honestly a great video

Hey bro I have the exact same PC as yours. Is it fine if I can insert a 3600mhz RAM sticks into my PC?

How do I connect the same power supply to the motherboard I have the same one

The face of the computer won’t stay on

Mine came with a Ryzen 5 5600. I'm about to just reuse it for another build. You're very limited to what you can upgrade with that tg01. No psu over 500w am4 socket board. Case is very small and can't swap it to another one without switching the motherboard. But it was an ok PC for older games I guess? I had a 3070 in mine " barely". But now have a 4070 super.. so I have to rebuild.

Thank you

The motherboard also works for AMD correct?

I think it could work temporarily? in the case where you are slowly upgrading but money's tight. getting a bigger motherboard and better processor later on, and cooling etc.

is nobody gonna talk about the fact that he placed the ram in 1 and 3 not 2 and 4?

Just bought this pc you broke this down flawlessly kudos I just subscribed many blessings.

how long till this ram runs out of ram and i have to upgrade again ? 😂

It can take 32 gb unbuffered right? I'm pretty sure it can, because I checked the motherboard. Let me know if I'm right or wrong.

i got this for $360 W or L

Could I put 16gb of ram

Does Hp gaming hub still worked for you?

Is it possibly to use all the Pavillon Parts on a new case ?

this shit is trash my pc keep crashing and i got same ram and allat.

Cool build and all, but this is still not a "case swap". lol It is a build with harvested and new parts. Title it correctly. Pavilion is not really designed to be upgraded/swapped, and the upgrades you CAN perform typically only extend viability a couple to a few years due to increasing demands of newer technology and software. They also cost way more than just designing a custom rig off an internet shop. HP prebuilds like Pavilion Gaming CANNOT be swapped without a lot of heavy modification to a new case and or purchase of adapters. The main issues are the HP board is not ATX compatible, they are proprietary like the PSUs, which means they require the case HP designed to seat them without making contact. The second issue is the I/O ports are baked, rather than using pin connectors and harnesses. Between these 2 factors, you would have to purchase an oversized case, fab custom seats for everything to mimic HP Pavilion internals, and lastly use adapters and other tools to fab a custom I/O panel. Only then can you perform a true swap. That's not to say it can't be done. It just isn't worth it unless you happen to have a Pavilion.. and the time. And all that extra stuff you shouldn't have to buy to do a proper swap. lol

do you have an amazon link perhaps?

what about the wireless antenna?

Have been wanting to upgrade my exact same PC as yours for a while and have always been shot down by everyone saying that it wasn't possible. With your video now I can finally upgrade it! Came across this video just from looking for ways to upgrade the this PC this year, wish I found this video two years ago.

I can think of NOBODY who would want to spend money doing this. I don't know of any of their machines in this class that don't have a locked CPU, and to go to this much trouble to fit non-standard parts into an ATX case, is only good for practicing PC building. The end result is no faster and only asthetic.

I can find the thick sata cable but im not sure i can find the other one. I tried a cable that has a sort of L shape at the end, but it doesnt work. Any idea to what could be the problem?

The only parts you need ...... is EVERYTHING! Except the locked CPU, a used NVME SSD and your old GPU ;) You will really luck out if the old ram is compatible with the new motherboard.

How do you adjust the clock speed?

Can I have the old case?

To be clear - this isn't even remotely by any stretch of the imagination a "case swap" when your changing out the motherboard. It's now no longer an HP. All you did was harvest your NVMe M.2 drive & CPU, and they aren't even HP (AMD & Nvidia) for a completely new build. A more appropriate title would be "Harvesting the CPU & Graphics card from an HP Pavillion TG01 to create a completely new and NOT HP computer". Hard to believe no one pointed this out. I'd be impressed if you actually did some research, found adapters to use the front I/O ports and actually swapped the HP motherboard into a new case like your TH-cam video title suggests. It can be done, I've done it with An older DELL.

This is barely a case swap. He just took out the cpu and nvme and installed them into a new case.

I have this system and the GPU crashes sporadically, so I think the card is bad(I've done all the testing, and dealt with both HP and NVidia tech support over the past month)HP wants to charge me $325 to replace the card but I would rather upgrade if I can at that price. My main concern is using the 3060 upgrade as a replacement but will it run properly just on 500W or does that have to be updated to 750W? Thanks!

My pc has a ryzen 3 5300 G. Would this still work for me?

Yeea nice and how with a stupid gpu bracket?

I changed out the processor and it shows no display. How do I fix that??