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‎07-11-2022 04:09 AM

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Product: HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop PC TG01-0000a (6GY67AV)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hey, I am going to build a new computer with parts that I will buy on my own, instead of buying a prebuilt pc like I did before. I was wondering if I can use the GPU that comes in the hp pavilion gaming tg-0686no for my new build.(hp says it is a tg01_0000a on the website but on the product itself it says tg01-0686no) It is an HP branded gtx 1660 ti and in my new build I am going to have a standard atx b550 motherboard from gigabyte or asus for example. I am also going to use a ryzen 7 5800x. I am also going to buy RAM, SSD, case and PSU on my own, everything except a gpu. Can I use this gpu with my new build? 

 

Hi, ive already got the answer to this question but im reuploading because im not sure what power supplies will work with my hp graphics card. Do i have to think about something else than wattage?

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