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‎06-12-2023 05:22 PM

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Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I want to upgrade my video card. I would like to use an Nvidia 1080ti. I have two questions. 1 - will the 1080ti fit in my case? 2 - Can I upgrade my power supply to the required 600 watts with this case? I don't see my "product" showing up. It is an HP Envy 750-537cb.

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‎06-12-2023 05:51 PM

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Hi @balarand1 

 

This is not an easy question to answer.

 

Your PC's specs at this HP Site:

 

Check case dimensions at the site. The case seems to be roomy. 

 

HP lists a 300 watt factory uATX PSU. You would have to check current PSU dimensions to see what type of 600 watt or higher watt power supply will fit in this case.

 

1080 TI specs for the Nvidia reference card are at this Site.

 

This card is 10.5 inches in length and requires one-6pin and one-8 pin PSU connection to this card.

 

Not all Nvidia cards have the same dimensions and PSU requirements.

 

Measure along the PCIe X16 slot to see how much room you have.

 

Check the specific card you are interested in to determine dimensions and minimum PSU requirements.

 

Regards

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