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09-10-2023 01:13 AM
cpu-z from www.cpuid.com should tell you all you need to know about your processor, ram, and motherboard, though hp skimps on sensors that are normal for other motherboards. for the psu, according to hp, it has either a 700w or 525w psu. if you want to make sure, you'll have to take the side panel off, and the sticker with the specs should be easily visible on the psu. if not, you'll have to take out the screws holding the psu in, so you can rotate it to find the sticker. good news, you won't have to uncouple any electrical connections to do any of this. just don't go yanking on them.
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