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May 4, 2021 6:40 PM
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expired Posted by sonichedgehog360 • May 4, 2021
May 4, 2021 6:40 PM
HP Pavilion Desktop TP01-2066: AMD Ryzen 7 5700G, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD
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They are a Ryzen 3500 (6-core) with a GTS 1650 Super. A 1650 Super is roughly twice the graphical performance of a 5700G.
https://gpu.userbenchma
It looks like Walmart's website sells out of these very quickly and only 3rd party sellers are listed there. But if you can find them at your local store they are sold for $599.
https://brickseek.com/walmart-inv...=94393373
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The BIOS is extremely limited (you can't manually adjust timings/frequency or anything). However, one workaround is to use Ryzen Master, which will let you apply new RAM settings. Might be worth giving a try.
Since this is AMD though, not sure if that Ryzen Master would allow the same thing or not.
2 x 32GB RAM configuration may work. But HP may not want to advertise or support it for some reason. Or it may indeed not work and be a limit set in BIOS. Do we know for sure that the CPU supports more than 32GB of RAM? I don't see that info on AMD site.
2 x 32GB RAM configuration may work. But HP may not want to advertise or support it for some reason. Or it may indeed not work and be a limit set in BIOS. Do we know for sure that the CPU supports more than 32GB of RAM? I don't see that info on AMD site.
Rep'd. Totally my assumption. Crucial's memory matcher DOES offer 32gb sticks for THIS model. https://www.crucial.com/compatibl...-tp01-2066
Given I have mine from 15+ years ago I'd say I'm ready to upgrade. The point was the expansion potential that server offered.
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Any insight you can provide would be appreciated. I've done some Googling and it looks like it could run it alright, but just wanted to see what some people thought.
I would REALLY like you to be right....however I don't think you are based on a previous poster saying this has hdmi v1.2 and the information on the web page below which states:
HDMI Versions
There are multiple versions of the HDMI standard, which include:
1.0 - 1.2a: The very first iteration of HDMI was made available in 2001, and it had a bandwidth of 3.96 Gbps. This allowed 1080p video feeds to be transmitted at 60 Hz. Version 1.1 maintained the same specifications but with the added support of DVD Audio. HDMI 1.2 and 1.2a added support for One Bit Audio and fully specified Consumer Electronic Control(CEC).
https://www.makeuseof.c
HDMI Versions
There are multiple versions of the HDMI standard, which include:
1.0 - 1.2a: The very first iteration of HDMI was made available in 2001, and it had a bandwidth of 3.96 Gbps. This allowed 1080p video feeds to be transmitted at 60 Hz. Version 1.1 maintained the same specifications but with the added support of DVD Audio. HDMI 1.2 and 1.2a added support for One Bit Audio and fully specified Consumer Electronic Control(CEC).
https://www.makeuseof.c
The motherboard specs [hp.com] say it's hdmi 1.4b - 1.4b is supposedly only capable of 4k @ up to 30hz. However, I have an HP laptop that says it is hdmi 1.4b but supports 4k @ 60hz as well. If someone says they can do it, I believe them.
The motherboard specs [hp.com] say it's hdmi 1.4b - 1.4b is supposedly only capable of 4k @ up to 30hz. However, I have an HP laptop that says it is hdmi 1.4b but supports 4k @ 60hz as well. If someone says they can do it, I believe them.
I consider everything you said good news because as I indicated I really want to be wrong. I'd love to see 4k out of it. I'm picking up mine tomorrow and will have to look into it. Hmm only 4k content I've got to play is on blu-ray....this only comes with a dvd writer right? Is it a normal size dvd writer cause I'd love to move my blu-ray from my existing hp desktop to it.
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HDMI Versions
There are multiple versions of the HDMI standard, which include:
1.0 - 1.2a: The very first iteration of HDMI was made available in 2001, and it had a bandwidth of 3.96 Gbps. This allowed 1080p video feeds to be transmitted at 60 Hz. Version 1.1 maintained the same specifications but with the added support of DVD Audio. HDMI 1.2 and 1.2a added support for One Bit Audio and fully specified Consumer Electronic Control(CEC).
https://www.makeuseof.c
https://imgur.com/a/NdCclqK
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