Can i put an 8086k in this hp motherboard?

[Snowarch]

I got a strange hp motherboard with pretty good port coverage. This board was listed as an 8th/9th gen board and i can tell its an intel, based on socket, but i cannot tell if its lap or desk top board, if its laptop can i still put it in as well as use my 8086k? 

 

Im unsure cause, it has a pcie slot, and usb ports on both sides, as well as a type c port. 

[Mnky313]

 

2 minutes ago, Snowarch said:

but i cannot tell if its lap or desk top board

It's probably a desktop board. AFAIK there isn't any socketed mobile 8th/9th gen boards and HP never made a laptop with desktop 8th/9th gen CPUs.

Best thing you can do is try and find the model number of the board and look it up, usually HP will post a list of supported CPUs on the support page for either the board itself (if it exists) or the system it was designed for.

[DoctorNick]

14 minutes ago, Snowarch said:

I got a strange hp motherboard with pretty good port coverage. This board was listed as an 8th/9th gen board and i can tell its an intel, based on socket, but i cannot tell if its lap or desk top board, if its laptop can i still put it in as well as use my 8086k? 

 

Im unsure cause, it has a pcie slot, and usb ports on both sides, as well as a type c port. 

Should have a model number either way

[Snowarch]

7 minutes ago, Mnky313 said:

 

It's probably a desktop board. AFAIK there isn't any socketed mobile 8th/9th gen boards and HP never made a laptop with desktop 8th/9th gen CPUs.

Best thing you can do is try and find the model number of the board and look it up, usually HP will post a list of supported CPUs on the support page for either the board itself (if it exists) or the system it was designed for.

Thats the board

[DoctorNick]

https://support.hp.com/lv-en/document/c06008802

 

Edit: Almost - this is s H370 board.. But notice no wifi card port in right corner

[DoctorNick]

What does this say? 

[Snowarch]

3 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

What does this say? 

3500A801.005.

[DoctorNick]

6 minutes ago, Snowarch said:

3500A801.005.

not sure.. You dont have it with you?

[Mnky313]

It's from a Pavilion 590-P

HP sites says only lists 65W CPUs

(and yes, it's H370 so no overclocking) It might work but I wouldn't recommend it only uses a single 4 pin for the CPU and has a weird proprietary 4 pin motherboard connector instead of the 24 pin.
 

[Snowarch]

4 hours ago, Mnky313 said:

It's from a Pavilion 590-P

HP sites says only lists 65W CPUs

(and yes, it's H370 so no overclocking) It might work but I wouldn't recommend it only uses a single 4 pin for the CPU and has a weird proprietary 4 pin motherboard connector instead of the 24 pin.
 

I noticed theres two four pins for the cpu, one on either side, or so it looks. Also i didnt plan to overclock anyways cause i do not have adiquite cooling/dont wanna try water. So may be able to connect both, one piece of the connectors on esch side like you'd do a gpu 6+2 pin and leave 2 pin hanging for 2 but leave a four off. Dont wanna short out the cpu given the tdp is 130watt. Also i find it odd that it says cpu on the board for both instead of motherboard on one connector. But if both are for cpu, then does nothing power the motherboard, or am i reading this wrong? The pins on the cpu are the same tho as a desktops pins? I dont wanna fry my chip. Id try to boot to bios and if possible lower tdp by disabling cores? Also i plan to put in a 1070gpu so i dont know if thats safe or not given gpu is for another connector on psu, or if the board would just insta crash at this

[Mnky313]

3 minutes ago, Snowarch said:

Also i find it odd that it says cpu on the board for both instead of motherboard on one connector. But if both are for cpu, then does nothing power the motherboard, or am i reading this wrong?

Weird, idk how it's set up. It could be 12VO (so both would just bee 2x 12V and 2x ground like an EPS 4 pin CPU connector) but i don't know the pinout so I wouldn't risk plugging it in without knowing it.


I also don't know how the board will handle higher tdp chips, most likely it will either work fine or power limit the CPU to 65W

 

8 minutes ago, Snowarch said:

The pins on the cpu are the same tho as a desktops pins? I dont wanna fry my chip.

The pinout of the socket itself will be the same, However make sure you find the pinout of the 4 pins on the board, it wouldn't surprise me if HP uses some proprietary pinout.

 

11 minutes ago, Snowarch said:

So may be able to connect both, one piece of the connectors on esch side like you'd do a gpu 6+2 pin and leave 2 pin hanging for 2 but leave a four off. Dont wanna short out the cpu

Don't do that. PCIe pinout is different than EPS (CPU). 

From some quick googling it does look like HP has a seperate smaller power connector on the motherboard as well.

 

I wouldn't bother trying to reuse that board considering it wouldn't work with a standard PSU or case without a bunch of work and it might not even work at all with your CPU.
You can find z370 boards for like $100 on eBay if you need a board for that CPU.

[Snowarch]

1 hour ago, Mnky313 said:

Weird, idk how it's set up. It could be 12VO (so both would just bee 2x 12V and 2x ground like an EPS 4 pin CPU connector) but i don't know the pinout so I wouldn't risk plugging it in without knowing it.


I also don't know how the board will handle higher tdp chips, most likely it will either work fine or power limit the CPU to 65W

 

The pinout of the socket itself will be the same, However make sure you find the pinout of the 4 pins on the board, it wouldn't surprise me if HP uses some proprietary pinout.

 

Don't do that. PCIe pinout is different than EPS (CPU). 

From some quick googling it does look like HP has a seperate smaller power connector on the motherboard as well.

 

I wouldn't bother trying to reuse that board considering it wouldn't work with a standard PSU or case without a bunch of work and it might not even work at all with your CPU.
You can find z370 boards for like $100 on eBay if you need a board for that CPU.

I realise i kinda worded that strangely, ive seen 4+4 on cpu power on atx power supplies before, just was refrencing the gpu as a its easier to explain i simply wouldn't of used the extra +4.

 

The limiting of tdp sounds okay, just need to disable 2 cores id assume or itd force an underclock as 8086k is close to the 8700 if it auto limits it.

 

And well it looks like this would of been possible depending on how it handled cpu, if not for the propriatary small connector would of tried cpu connector on psu. Getting in a case seamed possible. Thanks. Ill look into that small cable. See if is used cable that goes to an atx psu. Can only assume now that the 2 4 pins are for cpu and the propriatary is what connwcts it to a battery or said connector may be used in some oem hp non laptops. Will look into it. Thanks. If not then ill go with a b310 desktop board i have lying around. Thanks! 

 

Edit: just looked, theres 4 pin and the propriatary connector to 24 pin adapters so this may be possible.

[IkeaGnome]

https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c05991291

https://www.ebay.com/itm/324530422785

Lincs brand motherboard, P/N 17514-1

Doesn't officially support 8086k, but it does support the 8700, so maybe?