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‎12-21-2018 01:44 AM

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Product: HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop 690-0011na
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi i have the HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop 690-0011na and i am looking at graphics card upgrade options but totaly lost around compatability. I guess it would need to be compact but i am unsure about the power supply and what would work with my motherboard ???

 

installed at the moment is: 

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050

 

any advice? 

 

thanks

christoble

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‎12-21-2018 02:08 AM

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Hello @christobel

 

Those HP models are not intended to be upgraded. You would need to upgrade the PSU but its not viable. Its a proprietary Small Form Factor (not a standard size) that's wired for the HP specifically and there isnt anything powerful enough available to replace it with. You have a 180 watt PSU and you would need something much more powerful to meet the requirements of a video card upgrade over a 1050.

Im sorry.

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‎12-22-2018 01:01 AM

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Hi 

 

Thanks for the response. That sucks.

One thing i was wondering though is whether you csn run a psu with say 400w externally and upgrade to a gtx 1060 ? 

 

 

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‎12-22-2018 01:49 AM

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There is no way I have of knowing if its safe. It might work, but I wouldnt risk it. If you are still under warranty, you will void it if something goes up in smoke.

Just saying.

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