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‎11-16-2019 08:03 AM

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Product: HP Pavilion 590-p0070
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

My PC is working great but I would like to get more out of it. I ordered this PC with integrated graphics and I'm wondering if I can upgrade the graphics card without voiding the warranty. The compact nature of the PC is great for my space but I'm afraid this might cause issues as far as upgrading. Is there any graphics card that you recommend and that would fit in the case? I'm not looking for the highest end graphics card but I'd like to get some bang for my buck. Your advice is appreciated, thank you. 

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‎11-17-2019 01:09 AM

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Hi,

Yes - You can install a PCIe graphics card. You have a 310w PSU. Do you know if there's any free 4 or 6 pin graphics card power connectors hanging off the PSU?

If not, or if you're not sure, your safest bet would be an nVidia GTX 1050. It's definitely compatible and doesn't require any additional power to run.

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