How-To Guide - Upgrade System RAM - Power Supply & Graphics Card
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*NOTE* Every PC is a bit different, use this as a general guide to upgrading your own machine. Open it up, look inside before you buy anything, compare it to what you see here and see what matches and what doesn't.
Look up your PC online and see what hardware it has, what RAM it uses, what Power Supply it has, then consider your options for upgrading.
Is it possible to remove the internal components to another case?
Tech Deals have you ever thought about doing giveaways?
i didn't tell em to do giveaways, i was asking if he ever thought about it. channels like his and similar ones usually do giveaways from what i've seen
I can't stress enough that if you are looking to replace the power supply on an HP elite you are looking for a bunch of heartache. Yes, you can buy and modify a cable adapter but the power supply opening in the case is giant compared to evga replacement power supplies and you will end up with something akin to a hotdog in a hallway and none of the fixing screws will match.
This is all extremely basic but it's so clear in the instructions on how to do everything. This must be a huge help for those just starting out and are a little nervous. Great tutorial, very happy I subbed to you. Keep it up!
Thanks... It is meant to be basic, some people don't know this stuff and these videos are aimed towards them.
I agree, I'm just saying that not all tutorials on this are so clear and go into as great a detail as your tut.
You never let us down. Your incredibly detailed information is INVALUABLE and much appreciated, even tho I know how to build but I love your information and watch Everything! yeeeaahhh, I'm a total Geek..... lol
I agree. He is so on point and informative. No fuzzing about or doing things more complicated then need be. I tend to put his videos on my 2. monitor just to give him views.
I agree. this guy is much easier to listen to than most other tech youtubers.
Man, how I want Ryzen to come out now, I'll be watching your channel nonstop for those benchmarks.
I'll cover it when it comes out, not to worry...
Your one year is coming up soon. Your growing very fast.
Its nice to see how you continuously improve your channel, first with the intro now with the music while you plug in the cables.Keep it up!
This is seriously handy for people who want to upgrade their home desktop but don't have a lot of (or any) experience in taking apart computers. Great tutorial as usual!
Thank you!
Yes, the idea is that many people own a Dell or an Acer, and are afraid of the inside of the computer for a lack of knowledge. This is meant to make it "less scary" for a new person to try.
Your videos keep getting better and better! Truly professional.
There are several videos with similar explanations. This is the best: literate and methodical. A user who does not know the computer device very well can make these important upgrades myself.
oh you have some moses level faith in me to do all this. LOL
Hello! and thank you for welcoming me to Tech Deeeeeeeeeelz!!!!!
Pre-builds have come quite a long way. I just picked up a Predator that has a 6700/GTX 1070/32g ram for $1200. It was $120 under what I was going to build with very similar parts.
Yes, if I didn't have a TH-cam channel, I'd be very tempted to just buy all my computers these days... I've built machines for many years, but honestly the options are so good, it is only worth doing if you "enjoy" the build.
Although I absolutely understand your point. I don't think you can put a price on the building and learning experience you're rewarded by doing it yourself. I just built my first computer after 13 years with Apple products and nothing felt better than pushing that power button for the very first time and watch everything kick in to action.
I have built a few before and I agree at least the first real PC should be built by oneself. This time around I just didn't care and I could get the whole thing in one shot and be done. Predators have built themselves a decent rep as of late and I am quite happy with it. Its just not a looker on the inside but works great.
Simon, while I tend to agree with you, not everyone wants to...
Consider cars and trucks... I'm totally able to change my own oil, yet I let the shop do it for me and I pay them $25 for that service... Why? Because I can't do everything and I gain the added benefit that if anything goes wrong, it is their problem, not mine. :)
If you buy a complete machine, and something doesn't work, it isn't your problem. If you build, turn it on, and it doesn't work, now what? It is fine for me, I have a room full of spare parts to play "swap the part until it works", but most people don't...
Congratz for reaching 70k+ subs! Keep up the great work, you are almost at 100k sub! :D
Thank you!
Silver Play button, here I come!
This video was so helpful. Was able to easily replace the power supply. Thank you!
Great video. I'm glad you showed some propper techniques for cable management. Taking 15-20 minutes to tidy up the cables you won't need will not only help airflow, it's pleasing to watch. Also in a prefab computer with such limited airflow and heat dissipation this will improve temps and cooling greatly with cables out of the way.
Thanks!
You'll like the i7-7700K build then, I put more effort into cable management than I did in my $4K ultimate build :)
I really appreciated this video Sir. It makes me a confident PC Builder now.
First, thank you for the way you present your material! Secondly, After watching your video about the $800 / $1000 Dell i-7559 review a few months ago I debated between it and what I finally ended up with, a HP Omen with similar features...4k screen, i-7 6700HQ, 16 Gb ram, Nvidia 960M. However, mine came with a Samsung NVMe 951 M2 512 Gb HDD installed versus adding the EVO. I got a student discount and was able to get it for $1100. I was honestly looking for a less expensive alternative for a workstation, as I am using Autodesk programs in my classes...Solidworks, AutoCAD, CAM.
I also have an older desktop that I use at home a pre built Gateway DX 4860 ( i-5 2320 quad core @ 3.00GHz / 8 GB ram/ 1 TB HDD @5400 rpm, I know I should have replaced this immediately...running 64 bit windows 7 home premium) to which I added a Nvidia GT 730. So, can I ask if actually adding a 1070 and a power supply would be worth the amount of money it would cost versus performance or should I try to sell mine for a couple bucks and build a new system with an I-5 6600k and a 1060 / 1070? I figure I could probably build that system for around $750 if I don't watercool it and get a cheaper case. I have not even tried to run any of the Autodesk programs on my existing desktop yet as I am afraid of explosions! LOL!
Exactly how many build videos are upcoming? One 1,500$ and one 1000$?
PS: I've been here since 20K. Your video quality has come up a lot. I also like that you're starting to use some graphics and some music!
$1,000 is going to be the i5-7600K build, I then will do a i3-7350K but I don't know the price of that yet...
Hi, I think your channel has a great quality of content, well done! I would like to ask you a question: which parts would you suggest me to buy, having a budget of $200-$300, with the possibility to further expand it in the near future to make video editing and VR? Basically what would be the cheapest system better optimized for the future? Thanks!
All your videos are great and very informative, however what I personally feel that's missing is close up view of your hardware. Your camera is usually stationary positioned and has zero or very less movement. A close up view of the actual hardware stuff, especially the the socket ports, help very much to get a clear idea of what's going on. Do take that into consideration.
Nice to see you had a little music at one portion of the video! Also, is there any specific reason why it is not recommended to have a 4 GB and an 8 GB stick of RAM working together?
There will be that rare system that won't run right with odd RAM installed, most will and not care, but at least one exists that will not.
Also, as Renato said, odd RAM sizes usually will not run in dual channel mode, slowing your RAM down.
I know kind of off topic but I am into F@H (Folding at Home) and am using both GTX 1060 3Gb x 2 and a GTX 1070 for folding, I am hoping that you have time at some point to review a cheap PC build specifically for this purpose as it would be very useful for me personally and would be a slight variation on using cards for gaming where memory is less of a concern. Hopefully this message finds you well, thanks for the video's very informative and great to watch.
I really like this video, because I`m not a tech-man, but learned from this video.
I get this machine in 2-3 weeks, and will do some upgrade on it.
Thanks for sharinf this.
Wow, this is exactly what I did with my pre built HP recently. It had a good processor installed already (Core i5 3470) so I said hey how about I turn this into a gaming PC. Added a Evga 450w 80+ Bronze power supply, 8 GB ram and a Evga 1060 SC 6GB. Best decision I've ever made. One day I will build a new one piece by piece but this should last me a while. This really saves money as I didn't have to buy a processor, hard drive, motherboard, case and OS.
Awesome, glad to hear it! Yes, what you did is really all anyone needs to play all the latest games very well. More money gives you more fancy and shiny, but the games are still the same games. :)
Tech Deals Exactly. Could you start doing gaming monitor reviews?
Nice video man! this is why i love this channel...It's not made specifically for the guys that know computers and it helps others learn ;) And putting a Gtx 1070 in that thing just made it a sleeper if you ask me :)) Hidden beast inside :)
Thank you!
Yes, I thought that 1070 was rather cool as well! I have run this machine and it does work, so far I've recorded GTA V and Battlefield 1 on it... That being said, the CPU does hold the GPU back at 1080p, however I may test 1440p and 4K on it, but that requires that I use ShadowPlay to record, since my hardware capture card only supports 1080p.
in my opinion the 1070 is the best card for 1080p at max settings. i had it and it didn't disappoint me but as i am a tech maniac i got a 1080 :) Also 1080p performance is the most important result since most people including myself only have a Full Hd screen and if that i5 doesn't bottleneck it's amazing for the price including the GPU and the PSU ;) Maybe you can do something similar with the zotac 1080 mini when it's available but with an I7 pc that you can find for cheap on ebay or other sites.
i love your attention to detail!!! very helpful!!! thank your very much!!! keep up the great work!
midnight upload :D well done xD
some data cables have a small thingie that needs to be pressed when removing the cable. If it doesnt come off easily, look for it, it's on the black end on either or both sides.
I lost it when you said that the gpu was a 1070... I am so accustomed to 1050s and 1060s being this small, but then i forgot gigabyte makes SFX high end cards...
You lost me at welcome to tech deals.
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Brady Snelgrove i think you're the dumbass if you think im serious XD
I think he stole my like by saying "Hello and welcome to Tech Deals"
Thank you so much for this video, very helpful!
Not for people like me, but glad you're doing vidz like this.
Yea, I know this isn't going to appeal to everyone, but there are some people who need this basic info to help them. Everyone has to do it the first time and not everyone is super experienced.
Awesome video, very informative and educational.
Tech Deals, which power supply and ssd would you recommend for an i5 2400 desktop with an rx 460 4gb? Thanks, keep up the great vids!
Many of the i5-2400 PCs will run a RX 460 fine without changing out the power supply, since it doesn't need a 6-pin PCI-E power cable. If you do need to change it, then the one in this video is indeed really all you need.
For a SSD, I'd buy whatever is cheapest... Depends on the size, but for a 240GB SSD, consider this one - amzn.to/2jhSYUW
ok thanks for the reply
I have a similar system (Acer Aspire TC-280 Windows 10) that I purchased about a year ago and I want to upgrade the power supply, however I am a bit confused as to the differences between ATX and ATX V12. I've read that the ATX V12 is compatible with my system. Is there any real difference between the two, and can I use the V12 with my system?
Update; I finally upgraded the power supply to a 600 watt EGVA Bronze unit. Call me crazy, but it seems I've gotten a performance boost. I've had this theory that the majority of problems with Windows 10 are more to do with hardware than the OS. Most Windows 10 users are using prebuilt machines, and even though we have better processors, sound cards, more memory, etc, manufacturers are still putting the same 250 - 300 watt power supplies that they were about ten years ago, and that's why we get the random shut downs and lock ups. I'm hoping more juice will stabilize the whole system.
the computer repair shop just called me and said they can't upgrade the PSU because the acer motherboard is soooooo unique it won't accept other power supplies, and needs a 2pin and 4pin output?
Very informative! Thank you!
hey @Tech Deals,
have you heard of the Dell PowerEdge T20 with the xeon e3-1225 v3? It is a great pc to build your own budget gaming pc. Got mine for 200 euros with the dell cashback. I put a gtx1060 + 4gb corsair ddr3 ram + samsung ssd 256gb in it. In total i paid around 550 euros.It's probably even cheaper in the us. i think that is a great price with a cpu almost as good as the i5 6500.
greetings from germany
thank you so much for this tutorial
is this the same case as the HP pavilion computers
my case is really small
and I have integrated graphics cards
power supply of 180
is there any way I can contact you cuz I need a alittle advice
I would just like to say your videos are the best. Also I didn't get the chance to ask but in your asus z270-e video, how good is the included wifi as my pc will be in my attic (my laptop gets fine reception up there, so I think it should be fine.)
Vaskar Maskey ts pretty much the best of the best wifi chips on motherboards so you should be fine and it will probably perform better than your laptop :)
FX Media thx
I will test the WiFi in my home, which has a AC router... my office doesn't have one, it still has a N router, so I can't test it there.
I'll include that in the Windows Performance Review.
For acer can I remove the existing ram and put in 16 gb Corsair vengeance
You should definitely do a video on the inevitable deal that is the Pentium G4560, the newest one that has 2 cores, 4 threads and hyperthreading. It's a knock off i3 for like 70-80 or so bucks. Would love to see benchmarks with that chip, especially on single core intensive games such as World of Warcraft.
I feel like you missed an incredibly critical step; unplugging the computer, turning the PSU off and dumping/cycling the power.
I know it's typically assumed but a lot of your viewers are new to this stuff, so it may be worth a mention.
noob here so i hope this is not a dumb question. when you change the parts and when you plug it back in does everything boot up normally. or do you have to change some type of setting.
i needed this thank you tech deals
You're very welcome!
eagerly waiting for the 1000$ build with i5 :)
I will get to that... but it might be a few weeks, have to do a bunch of testing with the i7-7700k first, then do some other hardware reviews...
When will you do the build guide for the $1,500 machine?
Is it still a problem when you don't got a retail version of Windows 10 to change hardware? Since pre-build machines often don't come with a retail version.
I need an advice ! I currently have a i54440 and 16 gb ddr3 gtx1060 system. I-m gaming at 1080 p (can`t afford a better monitor). Should i make any changes or should i wait a couple of years and see how the market evolves and then think again ?
Tech Deals I ordered a minitower Dell Optiplex 7010 i5-3470s 3.2ghz 8gb ram and a 1tb HDD I saw on a forum earlier where someone had mentioned that the motherboard's in these machines weren't compatible with newer graphics cards because of the bios or something and the Optiplex he was complaining about was from 2012 and the model I ordered is from late 2013. Do you think I'll have any issues installing the EVGA Superclocked 1060??
How do you tell what power supply you can upgrade to. My computer has no cords for my graphics card i want to install. This video has helped me alot just scared i will put too big power supply in
awesome video!
Another great video! i just got a free older Lenovo pc (Pentium G630) and would love to upgrade it a bit. It has a single stick of 4gb ddr3 ram and no graphics card so this explained everything perfectly! THANKS soo much! keep them coming Tech Deals.
Awesome! Now THAT is a deal!
I have a 4gb ddr3 1333mhz ram installed I wanna upgrade it to 8gb so do I buy an entire new kit or just a one 4gb stick of the same frequency but different company? Is it okay to have two of different companies?
hello I was wondering if you have gaming benchmarks for this pc. I was looking to do a similar build with the i5 2500 3.7ghz turboclocked, and was wondering if the cpu would be bottlenecked with a 1070?
Oh can uou show how yo switch from amd to intel? Or old amd to new amd when ryzen comes out?
That requires changing out the entire motherboard in the machine (the big printed circuit board).
Generally doing that in a pre-built like this computer is not worth trying, you need a new machine. If you have a custom built PC out of standard parts, you can do it, but again, you're changing everything.
I got so triggered when you put the blue ram stick into the green slot and vice versa. great video, but isn't a 1070 a bit overkill?
:) I was wondering if anyone would say anything...
Yes. a 1070 is way overkill for that CPU, I was playing Battlefield 1 on it and at 1080p, the GPU is loafing at 60-70% while the CPU is at 100%. At 1440p it would be a bit different, but I really put this in to test the GTX 1060 and RX 480.
Is it possible to replace the motherboard with an ASRock B450M - HDV
Very informative and good video. Thanks for the effort you put into. Also woaw it is a 1070? I thought it is a 1060. Sub him pls, he deserves way more.
Thanks! Yes, that is a 1070, crazy isn't it? I'll have a review of that one of these days, but it lets me test a 1070 in machines such as this, and yes, it does run just fine, I've already recorded GTA V and Battlefield 1 on it...
This power supply will install in sff cases or not plz must reply i really wanna know that can i install it in lenovo thinkcentre m73 sff
I don't understand why some people say that you can't mix match ram sticks. the whole ram think has me somewhat confused. some aspects about ram anyway.
Hey, could you do a pentium g4560 kaby lake budget build?
Hey Tech Deals i have a question for you.
Will any standard atx motherboard (made by asus, gigabyte ecc...) fit into a case like this? I'm wondering if the screws of an oem mobo are in the same position of a custom one.
Thanks.
You'll need a µATX board, an ATX board will not fit in this small case. The screws are always the same. But you might have another problem if that Windows 10 is OEM, too. Then Microsoft can deactivate Windows, since the OEM-Version is bound to the hardware. With a retail version you can do what you want, as long as you run it only on one machine at a time.
Thank you Tech deals!!!
You're very welcome!
Could you do motherboards next
i have a q9500 ,i want to buy a graphic card ,i am confused between 750 ti and 1050 2 gb mini,i know their will be bottlenecking ,but theirs only 20 dollar difference so which should i buy,will i get better performance with that cpu if i spend more
If not what is ur ram model and could u link it to me?
I have a question, I have an Inspirion desktop intel i5 6400 8gb ram and I like to know if this changes will work on my pc, is a inspiron desktop dell
Can you uninstall your old graphics drivers then change the psu?
I have an acer pc from the same series (tc 603) but the motherboard has a 12 pin connection to the psu instead of 24 pin. How can I connect a different psu to the motherboard?
sir,there r cases in which power supply is at the bottom,then which side should the 120mm fan face?
the closed bottom or the open top
Cases with a power supply on the bottom have an opening to allow air in. The fan usually faces down.
I really enjoy this series. prompted me to buy a refurb i5 Dell from eBay. Should be here tomorrow! PS, RAM, vid card and sshd on their way. Would like to see you take your Dell refurb and choose a new case for it. Show us what that entails and some of the better choices/bargains out there.
Thanks for the PS How to, i have a dell optiplex 790 MT, that i bought off Ebay that i want to install a decent PS. Being 5 years old and having added a Zotec GTX 750TI I'm not sure i trust the stock PS at nearly 5 years old. I also plan to add more Ram, I have 4 ram slots and 4 gigs already (2x2 gig) Would i be better off buying 2 2 gig ram sticks or biting the bullet and getting 2 4 gig sticks? also planning an SSd (probably 120 GB) can i use my current 250 GB HHd for storage? Or is it worth my time to get a 1 TB HHD?
The price difference to get 2x 4GB is pretty minor, 12GB total is a better choice...
I would skip the 120GB SSDs, Windows and other things will use 1/3 of it...
For $20 more, you get nearly three times the "free space" once Windows is installed on it
Consider this drive - amzn.to/2jhSYUW - $58 right now
If you're keeping your 750 TI, I wouldn't change the power supply.
You should check your Windows license agreement first. It might be tied to the life of your PC. If you are changing the MB, essentially you have a new machine and you need to purchase a new Windows license.
Wassup tech deals!
Im buyin dell optiplex 9010 can i use the same gpu and psu for it?
Hello, just wanna asking if.
My computer is HP compaq pro 6300 MicroTower.
but the motherboard doesn't have 20/24 pin connector, is it okay?
Hi, Tech Deal I have Ultimate Balance Build Challenge for you :)
Can you build quietest/cheapest/lowest energy consumption/best performance PC?
Finding only price/performance balance is too easy for some pro PC builder like you.
Cheers.
When you build you machine, maybe in comments you subscribers post their configuration you build this PC and compare too yours :)
price/ noise/ energy consumption/ performance
This will be fun, I think.
How about a guide to using WIFI for gaming what's compatible adapter or cards with motherboards what works best I notice there's no videos about using WIFI ?
WiFi is very dependent on things that I cannot control for. The house or office it is used in, the type of router it is connecting to, the area that you're in, etc.
Further, the only WiFi that likely matters is for online gaming (just browsing the web usually works fine on anything these days) Testing then becomes a challenge...
That is probably why you don't see much of it...
Great video for computer noobs 👍
my current desktop got 8 gigs of ram . 4x2 . can I add the same rams to make it 16 gigs ? (4x4 ) it's ddr3 btw . the 8x2 is expensive
Yes, if you have the open RAM slots, not all PCs have 4 memory slots, but if you do, then yes
When you change the gpu from Nvidia to amd, do you have to uninstall the old drivers?
Yes
@@TechDeals do you just uninstall them from the control panel or do you need a program to uninstall them?
can i replace the original ram stick with a bigger one?
+techdeals this pc i worked with before.... i had a neighbor that wanted to play games in his pc..i tried installing a working graphics card (ive tested it) and the system would not post... if you were able to can you help me
can i add fans hub to add more case fans??
The way you say 'i5' XD
will it work with a lenovo legion y520
My cpu is i5 3330 and I want to put a gtx 1050 ti with it.... Is this OK or should I upgrade my cpu?..sorry for my English
Should be fine. The 1050 ti is designed for low powered pc's. Even a 1060 might be fine but a 1050 ti should really be a good choice for you. If you have the tight PSU then I will suggest you save the money for a 1060 3GB at least.
when you plug the gpu in does the system automatically recognise it? or do you have to tell it it's there. ?
The system will use it when it recognizes there is a monitor plugged to that card. In windows you can then install drivers for your card from AMD or Nvidia depends what gpu you got.
Duelli75 thanks for the advice
Would my psu corsair vs450w be enough for ASUS DUAL GTX 1060 3GB? and do some gpu overclock with GPUTweak2
MB: asus h61 ml e r2
CPU: intel i5 3570
RAM: 8gb x2 ddr3 1600Mz
HDD: 1tb
1x DVD write
Yes, plenty
is this the case the the same as HP pavilion computers
The case is different, the concepts are the same...
Tech Deals similar size??
Amazing that's a 1070 in there with room to spare :)
That a tiny card for how powerful it it. Just a couple years ago it would have been twice that size
Yes, and I can confirm that it works fine, both GTA V and Battlefield 1 played perfectly on this PC as you see it at the end of the video...
Can you remove de bottom hard drive to install a larger GPU?
Yes, but it won't add that much space... Less than an inch or so...
I was gonna get a GT 1060 for my pc turns out I have a 280-watt power supply, so I need to upgrade that too.
Wish me luck
thanks tech deals for the how to guide
You're very welcome!
Hello can i run gtx 550 ti on a 250w power supply
can i change the case with new one if i have pre-build system??
The mobo of the pre-build system normally does not follow standardize design so you need to check.
can i upgrade the power supply in an emachine?
ease do a rebuild with a SFF low profile GTX 1050ti.
tech deals i have an i5 2400 base machine i want to add a GPU but i'm not sure witch one i'm going for 1060 or 1070 and i don't know if that CPU the 2400 will bottelneck the 1070 plz reply and i'm really sorry for my bad english !
I wouldn't put a 1070 into a i5-2400, but the 1060 would be a nice match...
i didn't mentioned it but i will replace the i5-2400 with an i7-3770k
If that is a prebuilt, you might not be able to, depending on the BIOS on the board... even more so, you won't be able to overclock it... (assuming it isn't a Z board)
Yes it's an HP Compaq 8200 elite (Big case) so i can't replace the i5 2400 with the i7-3770k ?? so i will just get a 1060 and stick it in there with the i5-2400 and it will be good ??
Will this void warrant You?