The HP Pavilion p7-1030 is a mid-range desktop that gives you an Intel Core i3 processor with 8GB of RAM, a full terabyte of storage space, and room to grow with an upgrade or two. Crysis (DX10) (fps) ...

HP’s p6540f is a great PC for the everyday user–but if you’re looking to upgrade or play games, look elsewhere. With a price tag of $780 (as of September 3, 2010), the HP Pavilion p6540f sits at the ...

If you use it long enough, it's likely you'll eventually want to upgrade or replace certain components of your HP Pavilion desktop computer. Performing the work yourself can save your business the ...

The HP Pavilion p7-1010 is a very affordable desktop system offering a quad-core processor and tons of storage space. It'll handle everyday tasks, but is by no means a powerhouse. The HP Pavilion ...

HP’s Stream Mini and Pavilion Mini desktops are for everyone who was excited about Intel’s NUC until they saw the price. While we definitely like the NUC and think it’s a good value for what you get, ...

Thanks for the question. I'll do my best to help! Looking into your HP Pavilion P6000, it appears to be model P6523 with the Athlon 220, as you mentioned above. With that, the upgrade to AMD Ryzen 5 ...

Lest you think the desktop is an endangered species, HP, at least, begs to differ. The company just unveiled three of 'em: the Pavilion p7, Slimline s5, and the Pavilion HPE h8 -- all festooned with ...

HP's Pavilion Desktop line (starts at $549; $757 as tested) is a familiar sight at big-box retailers for a reason—it gets most things right. This family-friendly budget desktop has the performance to ...

In a category flush with speed demons and value-oriented media machines, HP’s latest desktop seems a bit dull. In the crowded realm of https://www.pcworld.com ...