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01-16-2021 02:43 AM - edited 01-16-2021 02:58 AM
You have to make a choice, HP memory will normally be compatible, but the price can be very high.
You can find the references sometimes on the site
https://parts.hp.com/hpparts/ChangeCountry.aspx?mscssid=EDBE08E6438144408445B1EAA5D93C9A
If you have the part number, but not available, you can search HP partners
Or with this reference, search with a search engine like google, but the error can be possible, I have already seen sellers using the references anyhow!
Otherwise, take a risk to buy non HP modules you have this site which is rather efficient
Welcome to Crucial USA
But here it is better not to mix the HP modules with!
For the rest, stick to the good advice already given by @old_geekster
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if this one :
Product Number: 6YR56AA
Description: HP Pavilion Gaming - TG01-0023w
934254-800 Part is not orderable in the HP Parts Store.
Memory - GNRC RAM UDIMM 8G DDR4 1.2V 2666
RoHS: COMPLY_2.06
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01-16-2021 08:18 AM
promethee i seen a lot of people use that ram and others and there say its fine so i am gonna try the ram you said cuz it has Crucial in it and then try xvg or lpx ram ok now for the rtx they say its working fine in theses. I know a lot of people and like said to geek and ill get a 500w or try it on the 400w if the psu or i see it over heat ill take it out and keep the stock gpu i am just testing this stuff i love this hp as i spent money on it lol. I love the advice from u 3 and the other guy is right but also maybe hp has it to ware the rtx works with the 310 or 400w psu so if any of you can send me a link to hps stock rtx 2060 ill buy it from them thanks for the answers.
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