“Is the HP M01-F0024 internal PCIe slot compatible with the HP Thunderbolt 3 PCIe 2-port I/O Card? Is there anyway to add a Thunderbolt 3 port so I can use a EGPU Sonnet Breakaway box?”
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Yes but if you're thinking of using this as an external graphics card to improve performance of your pc for gaming do more research. The improvement you might achieve will be inferior to spending that money (or a little more/possibly less depending on external GPU plans) on a new motherboard and power supply with wattage rated for the GPU you intend to use, transfer all components to new motherboard toss your old case because this 3/4 tower is to small to hold/disperse the heat produced properly for what you want, either accept this and run an open frame computer on a shelf above desk raised for max airflow internal fans now external but still pointed at CPU and GPU from behind to protect from dust and overheating, or buy/pillage/make full sized tower to store this beast and go nuts. A computer will run without a case, cases are for aesthetics, protection from static and general clumsy oops. Some people also think cases protect from dust but this current model pulls in unfiltered air from outside the case for temp control as is.
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