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Welcome to our peer-to-peer HP Community Forum!
One of my more challenging but rewarding upgrade projects was an HP EliteDesk 800 G4 DM (Desktop Mini) and took it way off the proverbial Reservation. I am mentioning this, because I have an inkling what you are up against, so to speak.
And, lest I forget, this is not the first time I have delved into the query you posed: Elitedesk 800 g9 dgpu 3050 ti or 3050 max q? - HP Support Community - 8678219.
Firstly, despite digging deep into the HP Parts Universe, I have not been able -yet, that is, to confirm an actual part number for the Nvidia GeForce 3050 Ti discrete GPU for your HP Elite Mini 800 G9, although I think it has p/n: N05386-001 "SPS-PCA DGPU 60W FY22".
HP offers this part for sale (brace yourself) for the eye-watering pricing of $918 -that is, if it ever becomes available again:
I recall that a couple of years ago one of these modules was offered for sale north of $700 via eBay.
But that is not the only part you'll need if you were able to get a hold of one of these GPU units.
In addition, you'll have to purchase a more powerful 180-watt power supply with p/n: L56595-001 "SKO-180W ADPTR, PFC, SMART 7.4mm".
And possibly this part (not sure): M84700-001 "SPS-PCA IO2 GPU BOARD".
And last but not least, you'll likely have to upgrade your GPU/CPU heatsink assembly with p/n: N03130-001 "SPS-HEATSINK DIS 35W G9 DM", possibly also an additional GPU cooling fan with p/n: N03127-001 "SPS-FAN DGPU G9 DM":
The other part number you asked for has p/n: M11562-001 "SPS-PCA USB-A DUAL OPTION BOARD", which HP actually has in stock:
The moral of this story is this: if you want a certain PC/Mini configuration, better order it from the get-go.
Hope this was helpful.
Kind Regards,
NonSequitur777
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Welcome to our peer-to-peer HP Community Forum!
One of my more challenging but rewarding upgrade projects was an HP EliteDesk 800 G4 DM (Desktop Mini) and took it way off the proverbial Reservation. I am mentioning this, because I have an inkling what you are up against, so to speak.
And, lest I forget, this is not the first time I have delved into the query you posed: Elitedesk 800 g9 dgpu 3050 ti or 3050 max q? - HP Support Community - 8678219.
Firstly, despite digging deep into the HP Parts Universe, I have not been able -yet, that is, to confirm an actual part number for the Nvidia GeForce 3050 Ti discrete GPU for your HP Elite Mini 800 G9, although I think it has p/n: N05386-001 "SPS-PCA DGPU 60W FY22".
HP offers this part for sale (brace yourself) for the eye-watering pricing of $918 -that is, if it ever becomes available again:
I recall that a couple of years ago one of these modules was offered for sale north of $700 via eBay.
But that is not the only part you'll need if you were able to get a hold of one of these GPU units.
In addition, you'll have to purchase a more powerful 180-watt power supply with p/n: L56595-001 "SKO-180W ADPTR, PFC, SMART 7.4mm".
And possibly this part (not sure): M84700-001 "SPS-PCA IO2 GPU BOARD".
And last but not least, you'll likely have to upgrade your GPU/CPU heatsink assembly with p/n: N03130-001 "SPS-HEATSINK DIS 35W G9 DM", possibly also an additional GPU cooling fan with p/n: N03127-001 "SPS-FAN DGPU G9 DM":
The other part number you asked for has p/n: M11562-001 "SPS-PCA USB-A DUAL OPTION BOARD", which HP actually has in stock:
The moral of this story is this: if you want a certain PC/Mini configuration, better order it from the get-go.
Hope this was helpful.
Kind Regards,
NonSequitur777
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