Will the Tampa 2 Motherboard Support GeForce RTX 2080?

[Photoray002]

Yes. I gave you the link to the latest driver that you can put on your desktop now, so when you install the new card, you have it already to install. Either way works.

[HarrisonBaxter1]

currently with the 1070 i have got a 1920x1080 monitor and was going to get another monitor. so with me getting a 2080 what would suggest getting. i was searching up monitors and got really confused if a needed a 4k monitor or something else.

would you suggest getting the same monitor or a different one 

currently the monitor im using now 

https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing/pc-monitors/pc-monitors/acer-kg271-full-hd-27-led-monitor-bl...

[Photoray002]

Do you need a 4K monitor or something else? Absolutely not. Its completely personal preference.

You can run 4K with an RTX 2080, but depending on which games you play (AAA games like BF5), you might as well get an RTX 2080ti. Running a 4K monitor is like running 4-1080 monitors at the same time. Its much more demanding on your graphics card. That's basically why people upgrade to a 2080 or ti.

If I was to upgrade a different monitor, I would rather get a 1920x1080 with a higher refresh rate like 144Hz. A new RTX 2080 will run a higher refresh rate just fine also.

BUT, if you are happy with the performance of your 75Hz ACER, then I would simply get another of the same. To me, its much more pleasing to view when both monitors match. It wont be near as demanding on the card, and the new card will stay relevant and usable longer into the future as game demands increase.

Perhaps if you are going to get a second ACER, I would wait on the other upgrades and see how it works for you. The 1070 is still a nice card since you aren't running 4K. Should be good for most games like CSGO, WOW, Overwatch and the like for quite a while. If you plan on streaming your game play on Twitch, your setup should work just fine as it is. Use one monitor for the game, the other for the stream interface.

[HarrisonBaxter1]

hello again i have taken in to consideration on what you said and started searching online for a 1920x1080 144hz monitor and i found one the same design and company but just different hz of course. and was wondering if this would be good 

https://ao.com/product/umhx1eec01-acer-monitor-black-69347-258.aspx?WT.z_PT=Computing&WT.z_AT=Gaming...

[Photoray002 · Accepted solution]

You should be golden. Use the Display-port cable for it.

[HarrisonBaxter1]

is there anyway i can get a glass panel for my PC. im thinking of moving it on my desk and want to see inside it but i have been searching through the internet and couldn't find anything that would go with my pc. i was just wondering if you know where i could get one that would fit my pc,

[Photoray002]

I cannot find one these days. The part number I had wont work now and the link I had for one mysteriously doesn't work anymore.

All I can offer is to contact HP Store and ask them if they can sell you one.

Go to the HP Store https://store.hp.com/us/en

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@Grzwaczwould you have a working part number for an Omen 880 glass side panel for the parts surfer?

The CTO models no longer bring up that part number for me in the content lists.

[Grzwacz]

Hi Photoray002,

Never found a tempered glass side panel replacement part at HP Part Surfer for the 880.

I have nothing. 😞

Regards

[Photoray002]

Eureka I found it!

928147-001 Cover - Left Side, See-Thu

http://partsurfer.hp.com/Search.aspx?searchText=928147-001

May not be available in most countries, but it is in the United States.

HP PartSurfer

[HarrisonBaxter1]

its getting to the point now where i'm going to start buying what i need, i've found everything i need and was wondering if you could tell me if i can have this 

p.s my pc is the hp omen 880 112na 

https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce/graphics-cards/rtx-2080-super/

and

https://www.newegg.com/corsair-rmx-series-rm750x-cp-9020179-na-750w/p/N82E16817139233

would it need to be a 650w or 750w ?