As long as the motherboard supports it, the computer will work. I think the most powerful CPU that is compatible with this computer is an Intel Core i7-2700K (4 cores, 8 threads) since I'm not sure if it supports Intel Xeon CPUs from the Sandy Bridge family. Low-profile graphics cards 1-slot wide/thick can also fit in the computer.
No, the motherboard seems to be not standard. It seems to use some weird 6-pin connector that only works with its power supply unit (not just any power supply unit I can buy from a computer store).
It should fit if it's one slot wide (because the casing's wall is below it) and short enough (I don't know, 244 mm since m-ATX motherboards are around that long? I could be wrong).
No, I think the motherboard is not a standard m-ATX motherboard. It has a weird 6-pin connector and 4-pin connector. The motherboard may only be compatible with this HP's power supply unit which is not very powerful and is slimmer than an ATX PS2 power supply unit. Sorry for the late reply, I was busy with things such as preparing for Chinese New Year.
No, I think the motherboard is not a standard m-ATX motherboard. It has a weird 6-pin connector and 4-pin connector. The motherboard may only be compatible with this HP's power supply unit which is not very powerful and is slimmer than an ATX PS2 power supply unit.
I guess either the RAM is faulty or the DIMM slot of the motherboard is faulty. Another possibility is that the RAM is not compatible with the existing RAM stick (because of different speed or timings).
Sure, it can work without a low-profile graphics card. If you want to then you can install a low-profile graphics card into it as long as it is one slot wide and not too long (I don't know about this since I didn't measure it with a ruler).
No, the Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti is too big to fit inside the computer's case/chassis. There's also a chance that the graphics card consumes too much power.
@da7mad late but nah, just make sure to switch to the sff bracket before, you just need a tool that can remove the dvi d things that screw in i forgot the name, and im not sure, but for my gt 710, i needed a screwdriver
Those 6200s are the biggest piece of junk HP ever made! I got 3 of them at work,all 3 of them crash randomly with Windows 10 for no reason at all. Their RAM and hard drives are in good condition but they still do that. Whoever plans on buying this computer to use it with Windows 10,don't bother! You will pull your hair out with it!
Well unfortunately i have one lol So i got new mobo New ram 8gb dual channel New stock PSU And im gonna upgrade to SSD You think it will be good with all of that? You think it's the motherboards that make them bad quality?
It's actually an incompatbility problem with Windows 10. The 6200 Pro and the 8200 Elite which are basically the same computer suffer from these random crashes after a specific Windows 10 update according to other users of this computer. With an SSD it performs great,but make sure to update the bios to the latest version as it improves the compatibility some more and give it a new bios battery.I actually worked on a lot of these computers and they are very picky when it comes to dead or old CMOS batteries,they will work but sometimes act funny because of those batteries
@@Mirra2003-f9s Ok im doing some research right now Do the bios automatically update with windows updates now? Or do i need to specifically go to the HP site to update bios? And the motherboard is brand new, but should i still put a new cmos in there? Or should i maybe wait till im actually having problems with the current bios/cmos crashing before i do those two things? Or do those things as soon as i get the ssd? Because i haven't bought the ssd yet What's a good sdd for this thing? I'm trying to not spend more than 100-150 bucks on it
idk about yall but personally i could install windows 10 and use it without upgrading anything (it had a 7200 rpm 465 gb hdd, 4 gb ram and a core i3 2100, i added 8 gb of ram, a geforce gt 710 and a 128 gb ssd, it's just fastee but never had any issues for now)
@@Hezuuu2 i've been using the same computer with i5 2400 cpu 8gb ram and 500ssd for 2 years now and it's still working perfectly and with all windows 10 upgrades, i wanted to use it only until i afford to get a better one but it worked great for my use and kept it lol edit: i bought it for 80 bucks
what happen if we put a cpu more powerfull
As long as the motherboard supports it, the computer will work. I think the most powerful CPU that is compatible with this computer is an Intel Core i7-2700K (4 cores, 8 threads) since I'm not sure if it supports Intel Xeon CPUs from the Sandy Bridge family.
Low-profile graphics cards 1-slot wide/thick can also fit in the computer.
@@bluntclawlizard1647 ok i understand thx ✌️
That graphics card works fine on my 6200 SFF. Windows 7 ultimate SP1.
Can i change the motherboard in other standard cabinet
No, the motherboard seems to be not standard. It seems to use some weird 6-pin connector that only works with its power supply unit (not just any power supply unit I can buy from a computer store).
Can i installe rx 580 8 gig in this cpu by using in External psu
It should fit if it's one slot wide (because the casing's wall is below it) and short enough (I don't know, 244 mm since m-ATX motherboards are around that long? I could be wrong).
Can i recase the small case into gaming case?
No, I think the motherboard is not a standard m-ATX motherboard. It has a weird 6-pin connector and 4-pin connector. The motherboard may only be compatible with this HP's power supply unit which is not very powerful and is slimmer than an ATX PS2 power supply unit.
Sorry for the late reply, I was busy with things such as preparing for Chinese New Year.
Can i change the case to aftermarket pc case?
No, I think the motherboard is not a standard m-ATX motherboard. It has a weird 6-pin connector and 4-pin connector. The motherboard may only be compatible with this HP's power supply unit which is not very powerful and is slimmer than an ATX PS2 power supply unit.
Can I use a 4gb ddr3 1600mhz on it?
I don't know but you can try. The used or refurbished Adata 1333 MHz 4 GB DDR3 DIMM RAM I installed into the PC worked.
@@bluntclawlizard1647 thank you
Bro i insert 4gb ram ddr3 in my 6200 why its not working?
I guess either the RAM is faulty or the DIMM slot of the motherboard is faulty. Another possibility is that the RAM is not compatible with the existing RAM stick (because of different speed or timings).
what gpu did you put?
An AMD Radeon HD 8490 that failed to work.
Sorry for the late reply, I was busy with things such as preparing for Chinese New Year.
Knockout the bit at the bottom!
Bro can I put without low profile graphic card ?
Sure, it can work without a low-profile graphics card. If you want to then you can install a low-profile graphics card into it as long as it is one slot wide and not too long (I don't know about this since I didn't measure it with a ruler).
Hp 6200 sff can it take gtx750ti?.
No, the Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti is too big to fit inside the computer's case/chassis. There's also a chance that the graphics card consumes too much power.
I installed a GT 1030 LP with no problem
Bro, i need your help cause i wanna do the same, any instructions? Thank you
@da7mad late but nah, just make sure to switch to the sff bracket before, you just need a tool that can remove the dvi d things that screw in i forgot the name, and im not sure, but for my gt 710, i needed a screwdriver
Those 6200s are the biggest piece of junk HP ever made! I got 3 of them at work,all 3 of them crash randomly with Windows 10 for no reason at all. Their RAM and hard drives are in good condition but they still do that. Whoever plans on buying this computer to use it with Windows 10,don't bother! You will pull your hair out with it!
Well unfortunately i have one lol
So i got new mobo
New ram 8gb dual channel
New stock PSU
And im gonna upgrade to SSD
You think it will be good with all of that?
You think it's the motherboards that make them bad quality?
It's actually an incompatbility problem with Windows 10. The 6200 Pro and the 8200 Elite which are basically the same computer suffer from these random crashes after a specific Windows 10 update according to other users of this computer. With an SSD it performs great,but make sure to update the bios to the latest version as it improves the compatibility some more and give it a new bios battery.I actually worked on a lot of these computers and they are very picky when it comes to dead or old CMOS batteries,they will work but sometimes act funny because of those batteries
@@Mirra2003-f9s
Ok im doing some research right now
Do the bios automatically update with windows updates now?
Or do i need to specifically go to the HP site to update bios?
And the motherboard is brand new, but should i still put a new cmos in there?
Or should i maybe wait till im actually having problems with the current bios/cmos crashing before i do those two things?
Or do those things as soon as i get the ssd?
Because i haven't bought the ssd yet
What's a good sdd for this thing?
I'm trying to not spend more than 100-150 bucks on it
idk about yall but personally i could install windows 10 and use it without upgrading anything (it had a 7200 rpm 465 gb hdd, 4 gb ram and a core i3 2100, i added 8 gb of ram, a geforce gt 710 and a 128 gb ssd, it's just fastee but never had any issues for now)
@@Hezuuu2 i've been using the same computer with i5 2400 cpu 8gb ram and 500ssd for 2 years now and it's still working perfectly and with all windows 10 upgrades, i wanted to use it only until i afford to get a better one but it worked great for my use and kept it lol edit: i bought it for 80 bucks
Can i use gtx 1050 ti without external pcei slot?
Only if the graphics card is thin (1 slot thick) and does not require external PCIe power (i.e. the graphics card's TDP/TGP must only be 75 W).