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‎05-24-2019 03:53 AM

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Product: HP 280G1 Microtower
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hey everyone

I have a 

HP 280 G1 Microtower PC and want to upgrade the graphics card to GTX760 and the PSU to 500 or 560 watt unit. Will i face any problems?

The motherboard i have is 2B34 and cpu is core-i5 4460s 2.9GHZ.

Thanks in advance

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‎05-24-2019 12:55 PM

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@53626June,

What are your desires for this circa 2014 Business Class machine ?   It is not a gaming machine !

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‎05-25-2019 05:37 AM - edited ‎05-25-2019 05:41 AM

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It is not a gaming machine  but i heard i can upgrade.

i saw some threads on several websites that were posted by people who put GTX1050 on the mother board of HP280G2. I heard the only problem was that if i want to put a new psu the screw holes will not line up.That is the only problem.

Solution?

I saw a video of a man who made new holes.

Done!

so will i face any problems other that? this is my question

Thanks in advance

 

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‎05-25-2019 09:18 AM

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@53626June,

Apparently you have answered your own questions by mmodifying the chassis to accept the PSU.

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‎05-25-2019 12:54 PM

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Sorry I am totally new to this.

I have more questions

Can i move the motherboard into another case?

and if i move everything to another case will the PSU problem end?

And can i put a GTX1050 ti on it after moving?

Thanks for advance and sorry again for being lazy to search.

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‎05-25-2019 02:21 PM

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@53626June,

The front I/O header (where the power button wires plug into the motherboard) are non-standard. That means you will not have an easy time converting the wires,

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‎06-30-2019 12:52 PM

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hi sorry to be a pain, do you still have the video about the g2 280?

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