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Hello

Does anyone know if a Nvidia GT 710 board will fit in my old HP dc5800?

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You're very welcome.

 

If your PC looks like the one on page 1 of the specs below, it is a Microtower (MT) and would use the standard size PCI mounting bracket.  The SFF illustration is on page 2.

 

HP Compaq dc5800 Business PC (newegg.com)

 

Here's the benchmarking info for the dc5800 MT.

 

UserBenchmark: HP Compaq dc5800 Microtower Compatible Components

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Hi:

 

The GT710 should fit and work but make sure you get one that comes with the low-profile mounting bracket if you have a dc5800 SFF.

 

This benchmarking website shows various user-reported hardware configurations.

 

This report is for the SFF:

 

UserBenchmark: HP Compaq dc5800 Small Form Factor Compatible Components

 

 

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Thanks much for reply!

But I don't know if my PC is SFF or not>

I don't know how to tell if SFF or not SFF.

It looks like a normal old upright PC to me.

I believe it is called a "Microtower".

Does Microtower mean SFF?

HP Recommended

You're very welcome.

 

If your PC looks like the one on page 1 of the specs below, it is a Microtower (MT) and would use the standard size PCI mounting bracket.  The SFF illustration is on page 2.

 

HP Compaq dc5800 Business PC (newegg.com)

 

Here's the benchmarking info for the dc5800 MT.

 

UserBenchmark: HP Compaq dc5800 Microtower Compatible Components

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