Will this work with a Hewlett Packert tower 2015? null

You don't give enough information to answer your question. I would remove your old power supply and take note of the physical size. Basically, be sure that the EVGA power supply will fit in your case. 700W is plenty of power for most computers. This is especially true for a system almost 7 years old. You then need to ensure that your devices will fit the connectors on the new power supply.

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You don't give enough information to answer your question. I would remove your old power supply and take note of the physical size. Basically, be sure that the EVGA power supply will fit in your case. 700W is plenty of power for most computers. This is especially true for a system almost 7 years old. You then need to ensure that your devices will fit the connectors on the new power supply.
Answered by Mark 4 years ago
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Hello Spinnerfunn, Please be informed that the WD My Passport drive is a device tested and designed for Windows and Mac computers for seamless operation. However, we suggest you to please check with the PC/Laptop vendor whether the WD drive will fit and support the host device. To know more about the drive please refer to the link: http://products.wdc.com/library/AAG/ENG/4078-705155.pdf -Need Help? Please see our "'Contact Us" page for information.
Answered by Western Digital Team 4 years ago
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