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‎10-04-2024 10:46 AM

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Product: TE01-4264
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Looking to upgrade my GPU on my HP Envy TE01-4264, looking to get an Nvidia 4060 TI 16GB as the games I play are pretty ram intensive and I do also occasionally 3d model. I just cannot seem to find out if this graphics card would be compatible with my motherboard as it seems to be HP proprietary. The reason I am looking at 4060 Ti instead of 4070 super is simply the lack of power to spare on these machines and I think a 4060 Ti will be sufficient for my needs as it supposedly has less power draw than the current 3060 in the system from factory. Any info on this would be much appreciated. 

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‎10-04-2024 04:54 PM - edited ‎10-04-2024 07:49 PM

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Greetings @Dinoguy554 

 

Welcome to the HP Forum.

 

I can't find any HP specs for your PC. What power supply do you have?

 

Okay, I found your PC's specs Here. It looks like your PC has a 400 watt power supply.

 

The Zotac 4060 Ti 16 GB shown at Amazon, which would work with your case, needs a 500 watt PSU with one 8 pin PSU connector.

 

You could try this graphics card with the HP 400 watt PSU. The PC may become unstable when you stress the graphics card and the CPU.

 

Check Zotac for 4060 specifications.

 

You would have to do some research if you don't like the Zotac card.

 

You can buy a HP 500 watt HP PSU, part number L05757-800, at eBay.

 

Regards

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