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Can't find what you are looking for? Protect your Device with an HP Care Pack HP 2 year 3 day Onsite Desktop Service HP 3 years 3 day Onsite Desktop Service Add to compareProduct # 33V39AA#ABA Special offersExtra 5% off gaming PCs $999+ with code 5GAMER2022, Extra 10% off gaming PCs $1399+ with code 10GAMER2022 See terms. Hurry, these deals end soon. Free shipping and easy returns. ReviewsMine gets here tomorrow. Let me know if you have any questions and I'll do my best to answer them. UPDATE: Oof. I was expecting something more similar to the HP Omen 30L I tore down a few weeks ago. Unfortunately, it's closer to the Dell G5 5000 that GN reviewed recently. The only valuable components in here are the GPU and the CPU; if you pull and flip them you'll basically break even. The GPU is HP's single-fan model, and AFAICT it's the same as the one that came in the Omen 30L. I'm getting ~50MH/s with the appropriate configuration; YMMV. It's a small form factor with a super-proprietary motherboard and not-quite-ATX12VO PSU. It looks like there's room for two 3.5" HDDs and one 2.5" HDD/SSD, although you may have to provide your own screws. I needed to use a T4 bit to remove the screws that were there. I had hoped to use the SSD and RAM in another build but... The NVMe is a serviceable SK hynix BC511. The RAM seems like generic garbage but I'll have to look into further... M378A1G44AB0-CWE. The HDD is a 7200RPM Toshiba with 32MB cache (yikes). I can't figure out what the WiFi card is and didn't even bother removing it. Status Not open for further replies.
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I would just avoid HP all-in-ones personally unless you could get a good deal on a 3080ti or 3090 in one of their builds. But yea, that 400w PSU isnt good at all lol, you wont be able to really put a lot of power into your system with something small like that. I would check out putting the one together above, or something close in price range. If you have a problem building
on your own, i understand that too, but what that system is for 1200 isnt all that good of a price, ik GPUs are hard to come by, but its wrong for HP to pair all that with a 400w psu.
if you dont want to build one, then you need to look at places like Scan, PCspecialists, DinoPC websites who build them using parts that will allow changes and upgrades in the future Aug 25, 2020
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