Upgrading graphics card & power supply in a new P6674y

I just purchased a new Hp 6674y computer and wanted to upgrade the video card. Reading here on the forums I got some good ideas for video cards for comparable computers to mine and also found out the power supply is going to need to be upgraded also. My question is, can anyone tell me if there is a specific size, type or model of power supply that my particular model MUST use? Or can I get a "standard" ATX 12v 600w or so, and replace it. Also will an EVGA Nvidia GTX 460 graphics card fit into this case? Thanks in advance for the help!

Hi,
A standard size ATX will fit. I am using the GTX 460 1 GB in one of my PCs (e9280t) which has nearly the same cabinet as your PC. I bought a Corsair HX 650 but there are other choices.
How to replace a power supply.
How to replace a video card.
You should open up your PC and measure the physical dimensions of your power supply. Here is a list of things to consider:
Specifications
Total wattage - important
12+ volt amperage rating - important
Modular - not mandatory but I like the flexibility
Warranty
i7 and SLI ready
Efficiency rating
Cost
Physical size -- standard ATX PSU is 5.5" by 5.9" by 3.4" give or take a few tenths
www.newegg.com has lots of PSUs choices. Corsair, OCZ, Rosewill, Thermaltake.....
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mackgeary88 wrote:
Thank you for the quick reply. My computer is... HP Pavilion p6654y Desktop PC.
You are very welcome! Thank you for the additional information.
As I suspected, your computer has a standard BIOS. This means that you will have to buy an older video card. I like EVGA products. I suggest finding a card that you like and contacting the manufacturer's Tech Support (EVGA Tech Support 1-888-880-3842) to make certain that it will work in your computer. This is the best way that I have found to not have to make a return. The last card that EVGA made that used a standard BIOS was their GT 640. Some of theirs do have an update for the VBIOS that allows them to run with a standard BIOS.
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