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‎11-10-2023 04:00 PM

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Hi all!

I have an older HP Pavilion 595-p0049 desktop, I5 8400, 8g ram and 180 W powersupply.

Has anyone put in a video card that will work with the 180 w supply?

If so, what did you use and how did it work out?

 

Thanks

Fixit

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‎11-10-2023 04:19 PM

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Hi:

 

While I haven't done it myself, a Nvidia GT 1030 might work.

 

It only has a 30W power draw.

 

You can also opt for the less powerful NVidia GT 710 which has a 19W power draw.

 

Will a GT 1030 work with a 180W PSU? : buildapc (reddit.com)

 

[SOLVED] - Graphics Card for 180w Power Supply | Tom's Hardware Forum (tomshardware.com)

 

 

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‎11-10-2023 04:19 PM

HP Recommended

Hi:

 

While I haven't done it myself, a Nvidia GT 1030 might work.

 

It only has a 30W power draw.

 

You can also opt for the less powerful NVidia GT 710 which has a 19W power draw.

 

Will a GT 1030 work with a 180W PSU? : buildapc (reddit.com)

 

[SOLVED] - Graphics Card for 180w Power Supply | Tom's Hardware Forum (tomshardware.com)

 

 

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