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- Model:
- 875-0034
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- SKU:
- 6349466
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Q: QuestionDoes this have a extra available PCIe slot to be able to install the Elgato 4k pro?
Asked by Ryan.
- A:Answer Not sure, but there is a lot of room inside.
Answered by Customer
Q: QuestionWhat FPS Can You Run On Fortnite
Asked by Klxur.
- A:Answer It can run fortnite at 500 all low but it overheats fast dont buy
Answered by Yourfriendlypcbuilder
Q: QuestionWhat is the expected life expectancy?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Life expectancy of any new PC is about 6 months since it loses initial value quickly. Today worth $1,000 and in 6 months worth $800 and 1 year later worth $600 and 2 years worth $400 and 3 years worth $200 after 4 years it is worthless. Okay .. Life expectancy has many variables. How often is it used and by whom? Will there be Over Clocking of the CPU, memory and GPU as stress, heat will affect the life of these components. No one knows for sure as much depends on quality of the parts. Like anything, you take care of it, it will last much longer. Most PC's last 4 to 8 years but after 5 years or maybe a bit sooner, technology has changed enough it'll be time to get a new PC.
Answered by SunnyDay
Q: QuestionWhen will this be in stock again
Asked by Nerv.
- A:Answer My suggestion is to purchase this HP desktop when priced below $800. Cause it isn't worth much more than that. DIY "do it yourself" Builds are so much better and generally you save a few hundred dollars plus you determine all the components for future upgrade ability . Pre- manufactured systems always need a change to make it better. The HP Edoras motherboard is very basic and low end and the 500 Watt power supply only capable of minimal upgrades to your new system. HP should of installed a better motherboard and at least a 750 Watt power supply. I never liked bare bones stuff or low end made products. Of course that is my opinion.
Answered by SunnyDay
Q: QuestionHi, is this HDMI compatible, or does it come with it?
Asked by Des.
- A:Answer This item does not have any HDMI port.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionListed in the features it says: "Built-in media reader for simple photo transfer. Supports select memory card formats." I cannot find a card reader anywhere! Anyone know where it is? Thanks in advance!
Asked by Whodat217.
- A:Answer I've yet to find it myself. Don't think it exists. I hate it when that happens.
Answered by nerdgeekpoor
Q: QuestionIs the OS on the SSD or HDD. If it is on the HDD can it be placed on the SSD for speed.
Asked by DonT54.
- A:Answer OS is on SDD
Answered by BakedGoodz
Q: QuestionCan CAD software run smoothly on this? Such as Solidworks or AutoCAD? Is the graphics card certified by these softwares?
Asked by Questioner.
- A:Answer The video card in this computer is not certified for Solidworks or AutoCAD. You will need a workstation video card in order of it to be certified. Look up Nvidia Quadro or AMD Radeon Pro graphics cards for that. However, this would run Solidworks and AutoCAD, it just wouldn't be the optimal setup to work with it on a day to day basis.
Answered by JHD3D
Q: QuestionWhen did this pc come out
Asked by Chad.
- A:Answer You most likely meant this exact PC with these specs. The Omen Obelisk series has been out for a while. However, this version with the i7 9700 and GTX 1660 Ti is a new release for this year. The 9th generation Intel processors were released in April 2019, so I'm imagining this version of the Obelisk came out shortly afterwards.
Answered by Ting
Q: QuestionCan this run Minecraft, fortnite, cod, etc? Can it also run video editing software and photoshop?
Asked by Chris.
- A:Answer It’s a GAMING PC
Answered by Gonn
Q: QuestionDoes this computer have a memory card reader built in?
Asked by TheFreeGuy.
- A:Answer No, it does not, despite the specs saying that it does.
Answered by jago
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