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Hello @JustBeingTim 

 

Yes the specs are lacking. Its not only odd, its ridiculous.

But I can tell you the refresh rate is 144Hz on a 1920x1080 panel.  😍

 

Let me know if you need any other help.

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Hello @JustBeingTim 

 

Yes the specs are lacking. Its not only odd, its ridiculous.

But I can tell you the refresh rate is 144Hz on a 1920x1080 panel.  😍

 

Let me know if you need any other help.

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Thank you for that.

I actually do have another question.

Can you tell if this GeForce RTX 2070 is Max-Q or not?

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Well that is the other beef I have with HP Specs.

No where in ANY of HP's documentation does it say the dc1xxx series RTX 2070 is Max-q.

YET every review I have looked up claims they found it to be Max-q. 

So I would be inclined to say its Max-q based on the reviews.

 

EDIT: I found an HP store (Canada) advertisement that shows a DC1000 model as having a 2070 Max-q card.

https://store.hp.com/CanadaStore/Merch/Product.aspx?id=6EU00UA&opt=ABA&sel=NTB&lang=en-CA

Really odd that the HP store for the USA didn't ever mention that. It does now, looks like the Store changed the advertisements. They just didn't change the specs pages. 🙄

If one model in the series is Max-q, all of them with the 2070 will be this way as the chassis and cooling are all the same.

Only thing I will not be able to find out is if that card is the 80w or 90w version.  NVIDIA has two versions. I believe one review claimed it was the 80w version.

 

 

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Thank so much for your help!🙂

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