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‎10-01-2018 10:01 AM

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Product: Pavilion h8 1360t
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Is my pavilion hpe h8 1360t compatible with a GTX 1050 ti graphics card it has a Formosa motherboard the part number is 664040-002

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‎10-01-2018 10:35 AM

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Greetings,

Welcome to the forum.

I am not a HP employee.

 

Yes, the 1360t is compatible.

 

You have the required UEFI BIOS.

 

Your PC is a CTO product. So you may have either a: 300w, 460w, or a 600w PSU.

 

Check the length of the card against the length along the PCIe x16 in the chassis .

 

A dual fan 1050 Ti can be around 10 inches in length. Some 1050 Ti cards require a six pin PSU connection.

Check your PSU .

 

Regards

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‎10-01-2018 10:29 AM

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@blabbytax1,

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Notes:

1) Your computer is circa 2011.  It was issued under WIN 7 and WIN 8.

2) You upgraded to WIN 10.  Can not install a newer BIOS revision because of the upgrade to WIN 10.

3) If you boot environment is BIOS, you will not be able to use any card manufactured after Aug 2012.

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‎10-01-2018 10:35 AM

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Greetings,

Welcome to the forum.

I am not a HP employee.

 

Yes, the 1360t is compatible.

 

You have the required UEFI BIOS.

 

Your PC is a CTO product. So you may have either a: 300w, 460w, or a 600w PSU.

 

Check the length of the card against the length along the PCIe x16 in the chassis .

 

A dual fan 1050 Ti can be around 10 inches in length. Some 1050 Ti cards require a six pin PSU connection.

Check your PSU .

 

Regards

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‎10-01-2018 10:52 AM

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@Grzwacz wrote:

Greetings,

Welcome to the forum.

I am not a HP employee.

 

Yes, the 1360t is compatible.

 

You have the required UEFI BIOS.

 

Your PC is a CTO product. So you may have either a: 300w, 460w, or a 600w PSU.

 

Check the length of the card against the length along the PCIe x16 in the chassis .

 

A dual fan 1050 Ti can be around 10 inches in length. Some 1050 Ti cards require a six pin PSU connection.

Check your PSU .

 

Regards

What do you mean by the length of the card against the slot in the chassis

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‎10-01-2018 11:09 AM - edited ‎10-01-2018 11:11 AM

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Hi Blabbytax1,

 

Measure along the x16 slot (this is where the new graphics card will install on the MB) to find the maximum length available.

 

Buy a 1050 Ti that does not exceed this length.

 

Let's say you have ten inches of length from the rear I/O panel to the front of the chassis. You can't install a 10.5 inch or greater length graphics card in the chassis. It won't fit.

 

A longer card may hit the PSU cabling, or the HDD cage, or the DVD cabling.

 

Regards

 

 

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‎10-01-2018 11:11 AM

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Ok I will

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‎10-01-2018 01:00 PM

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Do you know how much space I have inside the tower for a graphics card

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‎10-01-2018 01:56 PM

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Hi,

 

I do not know the internal dimensions of your specific chassis. I have installed 10 inch graphics cards in similar HP cases.

 

Did some graphics card upgrades in 1300 CTO series systems and 810 systems.

 

That is why you must measure.

 

Regards

 

 

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‎10-01-2018 02:18 PM

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I found some graphics cards that are the same size as the original one in it

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