Is this monitor compatible with the HP Pavilion p6597c tower?
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A monitor simply displays an image. If your tower, no matter the brand or model has a video output that this monitor does, then it will work. It's been years sicne I've ha this, but I remember it having an HDMI, VGA and DVI-D port. So if your video card, or motherboard if using on board graphics has one of those connections, you're good to go.
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I think it is. No problems using it with Dell OptiPlex 3020 towers for dual monitor configuration.
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Gary,It is beyond me why you would buy something without verifying that it fit your needs first, but within a few seconds on Google I found several pieces of information, including some official from HP stating that the VESA Mounting system is not yet available for this monitor.... but there are some third party ones that may work. See reference below.http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Audio-Video-Monitors/VESA-Mounting-a-2711x/td-p/450805Thanks,Scott
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Note thats the hp website version. This device is listed with a different graphics card and for a different price. My point was to make sure you look around a bit.
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I don't know for sure. My HP is a Probook 6460b. I believe that as long as your computer takes DDR3, 204 pin so-dimms, compatibility should not be an issue.
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no...try this instead....http://www.ebay.com/itm/HP-Pavilion-DV2000-14-1-WXGA-Glossy-CCFL-LCD-Screen-USED-AND-TESTED-Complete-/161435019979?pt=US_Laptop_Screens_LCD_Panels&hash;=item259646eacb
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Hewlett-Packard HP ProBook 6570b is the lapton my company issued to me. So since it has a displayport on the back of the laptop any displayport enabled monitor should work well. I have two AOC 29" ultrawide monitors diasy chained at home and it works great. It is a true disappointment to go into the office and not have these. I also bought a shorter displayport cable as this one...was much too long..it sits between the monitors all coiled up.
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Any monitor would work. However, the Gateway SX2110-UR328 is not a sustainable pc.
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Check the dimensions of the tower and your components to figure out if they're compatible. An easy way to figure out is on pcpartpicker.com
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The computer uses the newer "DVI" type connector for the monitor, but HP supplies an adapter with the computer (it's in the bag with the AC line cord) that will convert that receptacle to take a standard VGA cable. I'm running an HP S2331a (review posted separately), at 1920x1080 and using a DVI cable . Gorgeous ! http://www.amazon.com/HP-S2331-23-Inch-Diagonal-Monitor/dp/B003FMUL8G/ref=cm_cr-mr-title
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no...try this instead....http://www.ebay.com/itm/HP-Pavilion-DV2000-14-1-WXGA-Glossy-CCFL-LCD-Screen-USED-AND-TESTED-Complete-/161435019979?pt=US_Laptop_Screens_LCD_Panels&hash=item259646eacb
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Hi, please refer to the HP web site for applications; however, they do not list all compatible laptops as some of the product reviews have mentioned. Hence, that will be your second reference--the reviews. I do know that it does not have an HDMI port--DVI at best. I just looked at mine. Hope this helps.
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I don't know. I had a HP rep come and service my new HP Desktop, and he pulled a HD Card out of the computer, which was apparently configured for Tiger Direct, where I bought computer. He said they sold me the wrong monitor, that was why resolution was so bad. The HD card was expecting HD signal, which didn't happen. Monitor is OK now, not as good as I expected, but as good as my old Samsung.
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While I can't say for certain, it would very likely be a suitable replacement for onboard video in this machine, provided that the motherboard has the requisite PCI-E X16 expansion slot. I would not hesitate to give it a try, but you might check with HP support online or give them a call to inquire into compatibility.
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No. HP website says it has Displayport 1.2 output, which is far superior to HDMI anyway -- supports much higher resolutions.
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Hello, I have hp pavilion , you should be able to use your VGA cable as I didn't have to buy another cable. Just use cable that comes with monitor.
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This is a pretty good one, but it's better you check at HP the specifications of a motherboard that will fit perfectly at you pc/laptop