Hp 8767 | A Smvb Motherboard

: One PCIe x16 slot for a graphics card and one PCIe x1 slot 2. Physical Installation

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Note: Due to BIOS restrictions and hardware layout, this board , even though they share the physical LGA 1200 socket layout. Memory (RAM) Limitations Slots : 2 × 288-pin DDR4 UDIMM slots Architecture : Dual-channel support hp 8767 a smvb motherboard

According to the official HP Support Database, the validated CPU upgrades include:

Designed around the and the LGA1200 socket , the Baker motherboard : One PCIe x16 slot for a graphics

The , internally designated by HP as the "Baker" motherboard (with the BIOS subsystem ID or SSID 8767 ), is a proprietary motherboard widely deployed in HP’s pre-built desktop lineup . It is most prominently featured in the HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop TG01 series , a highly popular line of budget-to-mid-range gaming and multimedia towers.

Regularly check the HP Support Page for your specific PC model (e.g., TG01-1183w) for BIOS updates to ensure stability when upgrading CPU or RAM. Note: Due to BIOS restrictions and hardware layout,

Based on the era and HP’s typical layout, the 8767A SMVB motherboard includes the following hallmark features:

: Up to 32 GB total (via 2 × 16 GB modules) on 64-bit operating systems Speed Profiles : Natively supports speeds up to DDR4-2933

Unlike generic motherboards, the 8767 A SMVB has a :

The HP 8767 is anchored by the and the Intel H470 chipset . This configuration limits its architectural support strictly to 10th Generation Intel Core (Comet Lake-S) processors. It does not natively support 11th Gen Rocket Lake processors due to firmware and power limits embedded in the proprietary BIOS. Supported CPUs (Maximum 65W TDP)