Instruction: Given a question and the related document, and generate the answer to the question based on the information provided in the document.

Input:
Question: Is the HP ENVY 15 Notebook PC E3S20UA#ABA compatible and upgradable with this GPU, and where can I find the drivers without using a disc to install?
Document: Beautiful little card, i got this to replace the integrated GMA x4500 in my Dell Optiplex 780. To start off i had a little trouble getting the card to fit in such a small form factor PC. A little cosmetic work with a ban saw and some well placed screws and i was good to go. I also ran into some trouble installing the latest drivers 11.12, i keep on getting the BSOD every time it tried to find the Graphic's card in the install, so i just keep trying until it worked "luck?!
Installed in my custom desktop and it worked fine for like 15 minutes on Win 8 and then it went error PC problem. Had to use windows 8 disc to reset windows 8 and it is correct the problem. Work great since then. Gaming MW3 on it and it is so perfect view! Love it!
Using this on a custom built PC with dual monitors. I don't do any heavy 3D gaming, so can't comment on that, but it works great for me with office, video editing and lite gaming. I'm using the DVI and HDMI for dual monitors as the older analog VGA has been surpassed in quality by DVI/HDMI.
Size matters, and this little guy is the perfect size. I bought this because I wanted to do a bit more gaming than my on chip 6550 would do for me. This things runs cool and is quiet, even when overclocked as high as AMD Overdrive will let me. Dual graphics with my 6550 lets me play skyrim in ultra high graphics mode, very nice.I must warn people who plan on using this with an AMD A series APU.. If you run this in dual graphics mode you will not be able to take advantage of the DDR5 Ram this comes with, this is because your motherboard (if it's like mine) will default it to DDR3 to be able to run in combination with your on chip GPU(using the DDR3 RAM in your motherboard).
Sounds like I have a vibrator in my computer. Seriously it sounds like it's gonna break because it's so loud some times.Mild buzz is a constant, but turning on the computer or coming out of sleep mode...half the time (not even consistent) it sounds like the card is about to explode. This may be nothing since I'd had the card for a month now and it's still working. But I still find it alarming when I turn on the computer.Other than that, it works 15% faster than my other 1gb ddr3 card.
The HIS Radeon HD card is great. The price was excellent too, better the Dell's Website.It was very easy to install. The picture for my HP LP2475w is very good.
Unfortuanely my KVM switch is still VGA based and I needed the adapter (my old one would not fit it). For now my KVM is offline until I can find an adapter. Not a problem with the card, just an inconvenience.The card itself is fast for a low profile, low power consumption card. Please don't think you will be able to run the latest and greatest game at full out specs. But you will be able to play many of them on moderate settings. My slimline case only has a 220 Watt power supply and I was worried I was going to have to upgrade to at least a 300 Watt model - no need.I recommend you skip the drivers that came with the card and download them directly from HIS or even AMD/ATI for that matter.
After considerable research I settled on purchasing the Radeon HD 6670 Low-Profile GDDR5 1 GB card from HIS for my 3-year old HP Slimline. My OEM nVidia GT 220 card was only allowing me to play Skyrim at an average of 20 FPS on High settings. With this newer card I was able to average 35 FPS on High and 40-60 FPS on Medium settings. (40 FPS being in areas where flickering fire was displayed). Skyrim looks very nice at Medium settings with the Radeon card. The card was easy to install and seems to be of high quality construction.
You will get the latest driver and fine tune it for your language/country etc. The Catalyst Driver interface can be a bit much, but it does give you a nice interface to overclock the card (somewhat) as well as increase the fan speed. You decide how loud you want your PC to humm.Final thought, overall a very good deal for the card. Comes in under $85 after rebate (free shipping) and is probably one of the fastest cards you will find that can run on a small power supply and fit in really small cases.Update - 01/09/13Had to return the card for warranty support after a few months (9), fan began to grind.
Inserted the driver disc and within five minutes everything was all good to go. This card is night and day difference compared to the integrated chip that originally came with the PC.Q.U.B.E, Highest settings, 1680 by 1050 resolution but no AA,60 frames and above.Trine 2, High settings, 1680 by 1050 resolution,50 frames and above.Minecraft, everything maxed except, render distance medium,50 frames and above.One very important note, I'm running this card on 250watt Power Supply and haven't experienced any problems yet.
Answer: This card would not be able to go into a notebook. Notebooks use an integrated video card for its graphics. This is designed for tower style PC's only.