“The advertisement and stated processor says its a 9th gen i7-9700 however if you click on the pdf information for this computer it states that it is an 8th Gen i7-8700? Also indicates that graphics are onboard and not the GPU?”

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• the PDF itself is wrong. not sure why, i am thinking it was a general info for the computer and bare minimal. this pc has many models for it. this particular one does have a gtx 1660 ti, and a i7-9700

  Answered by cad8099 6 years ago

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• What PDF are you clicking on? This computer has a 9th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-9700 processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti GPU.

  Answered by HP Team 6 years ago

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• I have one of these new ones and it is definitely a i7-9700.

  Answered by laserwizard 6 years ago

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• It is the 9th Generation 9700 processor with an nVidia GTX 1660Ti graphics card. I believe all the Intel processors include onboard graphics.

  Answered by NAMO 6 years ago

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• It's wrong. It's an i7-9700, there are no onboard video outputs, it is a 1660 Ti GPU that provides video.

  Answered by Keyan 6 years ago

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