Which GPU compatible with the HP 8054 KBC 05.39?

[Kirocet]

Hi guys! I am quite on a budget, and i want to upgrade my father pc, for better gaming performance(i have 320 euros). Here are the system specs: 

GPU: Geforce GT 720

CPU: intel i7-6700

RAM: 8x4 GB DDR4

Motherboard: HP 8054 KBC 05.39

Power supply: 200 watt(model and company idk)

SSD: SATO SSD 2,5 terabytes

And there is one fan cooler, idk the name and the model. 

First of all, I really need your suggestions on how to upgrade the pc for 320 eur. Secondly, i wanted to ask you is the GTX 1030, GTX 1050 ti, and GTX 1650 compatible with this system? I know ill also have to get a new PSU, but still? Because i'd buy one of the three listed video cards, if they're compatible.

[Max3Aj]

Hi @Kirocet, 

Welcome to HP Support Community!

We noticed that this thread hasn't had any updates in a while since your original post; while this is rare, we didn't want this post to remain unanswered, so, here's the solution to your query. We hope it helps you and everyone viewing this post 😊

Based on your system specs and budget, here's a detailed breakdown to help you upgrade your HP 8054 KBC 05.39-based PC for better gaming performance.

System Compatibility & GPU Options

Your current system:

• Motherboard: HP 8054 KBC 05.39
• CPU: Intel i7-6700 (still decent for gaming)
• RAM: 32 GB DDR4 (great!)
• GPU: GeForce GT 720 (very outdated)
• PSU: 200W (needs upgrade)
• SSD: 2.5" SATA SSD (good for storage)

GPU Compatibility

Your motherboard supports PCIe x16, so the following GPUs are compatible:

• GT 1030 – Low power, entry-level. Works with low-profile systems.
• GTX 1050 Ti – Better performance, but needs a PSU upgrade.
• GTX 1650 – Best performance among the three, also works without external power in some models.

GTX 1650 Low Profile (75W TDP) is a great choice and confirmed to work with similar HP systems 

Power Supply Upgrade

Your current 200W PSU is insufficient for GTX 1050 Ti or GTX 1650. You’ll need:

• Minimum: 300W–350W PSU from a reliable brand (Corsair, EVGA, Cooler Master).
• Form Factor: Check if your case uses a standard ATX PSU or a proprietary HP form factor. If it’s proprietary, you may need an adapter or a specific HP-compatible PSU.

Tip: Open the case and check PSU dimensions and connectors before buying.

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Regards,
Max3Aj