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‎07-08-2019 01:06 AM - edited ‎07-08-2019 06:01 AM

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Product: HP Pavilion All-in-One - 24-xa0010ur
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello!

 

I'm considering this model of HP AIO: 24-xa0010ur. It has Intel Core i7-8700t processor, 8 GB Ram, 1Tb HDD+128 SSD and NVIDIA Geforece GTX1050 installed on board.

 

I've purchased similar configuration AIO of another brand (I'm not specifying its name due to obvious reasons) recently and I didn't like it because GTX 1050 video couldn't work for 100% of its capabiilities. Even easy light-weight 3d app was increasing GPU temperature to 90-93C and throttling occured with rather FPS drop. Firstly I thought it's defective AIO, but tech.support told me it's normal temperature range for this AIO (but to my opinion comfortable working temperature for the graphics card is not more than 80C to avoid throttling). So, I had to refund this AIO and now I'm seeking an alternatives.

 

I like the design and configuration of HP pavilion 24-xa0010ur (with the same gtx 1050 graphics) but I'm afraid to see the same GPU problems here. Does anybody have an experience dealing with this model of AIO? What's it normal working temperatures (GPU and CPU)? Is fan noisy or silent?

 

If found also a model with significally less powerfull graphics 24-xa0037ur (Nvidia Geforce MX130). Perhaps better to consider this model in case I'd like to get silent AIO and cold processors?

 

And one more question. Are these 24-pavilion models easy to upgrade RAM and HDD disks? Does this operation void my warranty in case I do it on myself?

 

Thanks in advance for your support!

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