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02-17-2018 05:26 AM
I only know the basics with computers so this looked grad for 3D software work. I bought a tower in case I do plan to upgrade any parts but when I received this it looked so compact that I was unsure if I could.
So basically the GPU is rubbish. Causing a 600 out of 12,000 benchmark when a normal gaming computer is about 6000 ( with less ram?) (on the ff15 game benchmark test) so I need to know if this is replaceable or have I wasted £800+?
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02-17-2018 05:59 AM
I did some checking on what that PC will work with. I did find that the GeForce GTX 1080 will work with the motherboard, so I would think a card from that line should be compatible, depending on your pocketbook. The power supply will need to be changed, however as that unit has only a 180W supply - per the spec support page
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02-17-2018 05:59 AM
I did some checking on what that PC will work with. I did find that the GeForce GTX 1080 will work with the motherboard, so I would think a card from that line should be compatible, depending on your pocketbook. The power supply will need to be changed, however as that unit has only a 180W supply - per the spec support page
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02-17-2018 07:51 AM
Check with the proposed game and 3D applications for the minimum graphics card recommended. The Geforce GTX 1050 Ti is nice if it meets the requirements. Also please remember the power supply will need to be changed - 300W or greater power supply. I would recommend at least 400-450w while you are doing the upgrade. From the pictures in the manual
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02871896
It would appear the power supply is in the normal place and the dimensions close to a typical supply. Verify the new supply will fit in the space before proceeding.
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02-18-2019 07:06 AM
I have exactly the same device and question as the OP. Is there anyone who has successfully upgraded the PSU and GPU in a 570-p076na? What did you use?
It has ben suggested to me that due to the positioning of the 24 PIN ATX Power socket and the close proximity of the PCI-E slot, most GPU's won;t fit?
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