how can I upgrade this pc ? null

unless gaming in 1440p or 4k there is no need to upgrade anything but the ram. it comes with 8 gigs i recomend 16gigs or higher but remember you cant mix and match the ram

You have CPU, RAM, Hard Drive and Cooler upgrades. If you need any assistance with upgrading but you want to DIY look some tutorials on YouTube, if you don't want to DIY ask GeekSquad to upgrade

This unit does have an easy access panel to allow you to upgrade the unit. If you have specific upgrades you would like to do and are unsure if the unit can handle them, you will want to contact either HP Support or Geek Squad to ask them about detailed compatibility or to look at the unit directly.

If you upgrade CPU, GPU may or may not have to be upgraded before you can see the increase in performance. This can be described as a bottleneck. If going more for graphics, the GPU is going to be the better upgrade.

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unless gaming in 1440p or 4k there is no need to upgrade anything but the ram. it comes with 8 gigs i recomend 16gigs or higher but remember you cant mix and match the ram
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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You have CPU, RAM, Hard Drive and Cooler upgrades. If you need any assistance with upgrading but you want to DIY look some tutorials on YouTube, if you don't want to DIY ask GeekSquad to upgrade
Answered by waffletm 2 years ago
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This unit does have an easy access panel to allow you to upgrade the unit. If you have specific upgrades you would like to do and are unsure if the unit can handle them, you will want to contact either HP Support or Geek Squad to ask them about detailed compatibility or to look at the unit directly.
Answered by HP Team 2 years ago
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If you upgrade CPU, GPU may or may not have to be upgraded before you can see the increase in performance. This can be described as a bottleneck. If going more for graphics, the GPU is going to be the better upgrade.
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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