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11-16-2021 01:36 PM - edited 11-16-2021 01:42 PM
I currently have a rtx 2060 gpu, I'm wanting to know if I would be able to upgrade my gpu to a 3070 or 3080 without having to change my mobo and cpu? I'm currently getting ok fps, but im aiming for 180 to 200 fps. I have an i7 10700 cpu and hp 8703 mobo
11-16-2021 07:20 PM
@jack240 , welcome back to the Community.
What is the Product Number of the computer? I need this information to review the specifications of it. Please don't furnish the Serial # or other personal information. You can find the Product Number at the bottom of the page when you open HP Support Assistant. There are numerous models is this series.
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11-17-2021 07:23 PM - edited 11-17-2021 07:25 PM
Thank you for the additional information, @jack240!
Is this the model of your computer?
GT12-0064
If not, what is the actual model? The Product Number list it, but shows a 8304 motherboard.
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11-26-2021 12:02 AM - edited 11-26-2021 12:58 PM
Jack240, the documentation I just looked at shows that your PC has a 500 watt PSU. Without upgrading to an internal or external 650/750 watt PSU -assuming for a moment that this is even doable, it appears that the best graphics card your system will handle power-wise is the RTX 3060-Ti. However, [disclaimer] as with any online suggestions, you want to verify this for yourself.
Anyway, the 3060-Ti option should boost your gaming performance from an average RTX 2060 GPU bench score of 88.6% to a whopping 131%. Not bad. Actually, not bad at all -see link.
But as many of my peers have commented on, this is not exactly the right time to spend ob$cene pricing for high-end GPUs.
Good luck!
Link: UserBenchmark: Nvidia RTX 2060 vs 3060-Ti