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Welcome to our HP User Forum!
It appears that you cannot fit an upgraded motherboard in your HP 280 G2 Microtower PC (T6W22UT) desktop/case, because the HP 280 G2 MT motherboard successors (HP 280 G3 MT, etc.) have different motherboard layout/dimensions.
For example, gone (unfortunately) is the 24-pin ATX power supply slot, etc.
Your proposed (motherboard) upgrading is possible for a number of HP desktops, I have upgraded a number of PCs this way:
HP EliteDesk G3 SFF ➡ HP EliteDesk G4 SFF ➡ HP EliteDesk G5 SFF. And: HP ProDesk G3 MT ➡ HP ProDesk G4 MT [➡ HP ProDesk G5 MT -yet to be done]
Hope this was helpful.
Kind Regards,
NonSequitur777
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Welcome to our HP User Forum!
It appears that you cannot fit an upgraded motherboard in your HP 280 G2 Microtower PC (T6W22UT) desktop/case, because the HP 280 G2 MT motherboard successors (HP 280 G3 MT, etc.) have different motherboard layout/dimensions.
For example, gone (unfortunately) is the 24-pin ATX power supply slot, etc.
Your proposed (motherboard) upgrading is possible for a number of HP desktops, I have upgraded a number of PCs this way:
HP EliteDesk G3 SFF ➡ HP EliteDesk G4 SFF ➡ HP EliteDesk G5 SFF. And: HP ProDesk G3 MT ➡ HP ProDesk G4 MT [➡ HP ProDesk G5 MT -yet to be done]
Hope this was helpful.
Kind Regards,
NonSequitur777
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