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What do you mean with "would the PCIe pins work with it"?
Your PCIe x16 motherboard slot would work just fine with a GTX 1650, and the card itself does not require any PCIe power cable(s).
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NonSequitur777
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According to HP's specs, your HP Pavilion Desktop - TP01-1127c (9ED95AA) is fitted with a 310-watt power supply (please check!), which means that yes, you should be able to power a GTX 1650, which is a 75-watt TDP graphics card.
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What do you mean with "would the PCIe pins work with it"?
Your PCIe x16 motherboard slot would work just fine with a GTX 1650, and the card itself does not require any PCIe power cable(s).
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NonSequitur777
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No worries, you are fine. As one of my instructors once said, quote: " there are no dumb questions, only questions that haven't been asked."
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NonSequitur777
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