“Can you install a GPU into this computer, and if so what is the best suggested GPU for use of this PC?”
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Yes, I installed the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650. It significantly improved the performance of the system.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It is a giant pain in the butt. The power supply is only 350, so you are not going to be able to install a high end GPU without replacing the power supply. Further, the outgoing wires in the stock supply are hardwired from within the power supply. There is no way to connect additional cables if your GPU needs external power (almost every GPU does - the PCIE16 only supplies 75 watts). I ended up jury-rigging an AMD 6600 RTX into this, but I had to run the external power from the SATA cables using a Dual SATA to 8 pin adapter. This is terrible - it not only does this solution take away my expansion ports, but it is going to burn out my SATA eventually. This is just a stop-gap until I stop procrastinating and replace the power supply. On the topic of expansion ports, the description tells you there are two m2 NVMe ports. Obviously, one is going to be taken up with the stock SDD. What they do not tell you is that the second NVMe port is taken up by the wireless adapter. So, basically, I have no expansion ports and the mobo does not have a graphic on the HP website for me to have known better before my purchase. What I will end up doing is getting a PCIE SSD, but I worry I have to upgrade the power supply before I can use the PCIE1 to seat an SSD. This thing is super compact and has very little ability to upgrade. I got a ridiculous deal, but I probably would not have bought it at the full retail price. I have a bit of buyer's remorse even with the $200 off sale.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Thank you for your question! This computer is designed and engineered to work excellently with the included components. While you may be able to upgrade to a different GPU in the future, we would recommend contacting the manufacturer of the replacement component you prefer to get information on the minimum required specifications.
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