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feelinfroggy777

feelinfroggy777

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You can run any of those cards on that motherboard. But your PSU may be the limiting factor. The 770 would be your best option between the three GPUs listed, but will have the biggest power requirements. The OEM PSU wont be able to push that card and probably does not have the correct power connections for the 770.

The 1050 not need additional power connections from the PSU as it can pull all the power it needs from the PCIe slot.
 
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das_stig

das_stig

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PSU is rated at 240w and HP say it supports a GT630 @ 65w, so thats the target, 65w, so in theory, you could get a low profile GTX1050 or play safe and get a GTX1030.You could also talk to HP, gieving your serial number etc and they should be able to confirm what is possilbe or even if you can change the PSU.
 
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white-red

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okay which video card can the processor fully max open? 1030 or what, maybe from AMD?
very ty:*
 
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