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I need to know what motherboard model is in the hp prodesk 400 2.5, or very similar, so i can test the compatibility with it. If anyone knows, help me out. Ty!

[Average Nerd]

^This one, I'm pretty sure.

Judging by the power connectors, it should be compatible with ATX PSUs, if that's what you wanted to know

[GarlicDeliverySystem]

Probably something proprietary made specifically for the product line, depending on the configuration they might even have several versions.

Have you checked their service manuals?

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39 minutes ago, GarlicDeliverySystem said:

Probably something proprietary made specifically for the product line, depending on the configuration they might even have several versions.

Have you checked their service manuals?

No, but thats not a bad idea. 

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46 minutes ago, Average Nerd said:

^This one, I'm pretty sure.

Judging by the power connectors, it should be compatible with ATX PSUs, if that's what you wanted to know

Do you know what model it is?

[Average Nerd]

Just now, More toes more snow said:

Do you know what model it is?

A Elitedesk 400 G2 or G2,5 motherboard

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Just now, Average Nerd said:

A Elitedesk 400 G2 or G2,5 motherboard

Tysm, this should really help

[jaslion]

1 hour ago, More toes more snow said:

I need to know what motherboard model is in the hp prodesk 400 2.5, or very similar, so i can test the compatibility with it. If anyone knows, help me out. Ty!

What compatibility checks do you need btw? Could just ask those and get a very simple answer.

 

 

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1 hour ago, jaslion said:

What compatibility checks do you need btw? Could just ask those and get a very simple answer.

 

 

Im trying to get a hp prodesk and fit it with a corsair cx650 power supply and a amd radeon rx470, for low power gaming.

[jaslion]

8 minutes ago, More toes more snow said:

Im trying to get a hp prodesk and fit it with a corsair cx650 power supply and a amd radeon rx470, for low power gaming.

What do you mean with low power gaming? This is still a 300w system or so which is not low power for gaming.

 

Also keep in mind this prodesk is small form factor aka a NORMAL size psu does not fit and NEITHER does a regular size gpu.

I'd just get something else or hell you can get MINI pc's with higher performance that consume WAY less for not too much more than a setup like this.

 

Also keep in mind that a pure 4 core cpu won't play modern games well at all and a 8 thread cpu of that age will do better but still bad.

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51 minutes ago, jaslion said:

What do you mean with low power gaming? This is still a 300w system or so which is not low power for gaming.

 

Also keep in mind this prodesk is small form factor aka a NORMAL size psu does not fit and NEITHER does a regular size gpu.

I'd just get something else or hell you can get MINI pc's with higher performance that consume WAY less for not too much more than a setup like this.

 

Also keep in mind that a pure 4 core cpu won't play modern games well at all and a 8 thread cpu of that age will do better but still bad.

No, im trying to do something under 200, since i dont have nearly enough budget for something thats like the average definition of “budget”. And i didn’t mean low power as in “low power”. I meant something that’ll run at like 60-90 fps and runs okay. The reason im going with this method is because i want something that’ll at least run some games at low graphics settings that i can put new parts into as time goes on. But, since this wont work, im obviously going to have to go with another option. Can you recommend like another full size system similar to this that i could find for like, likely under 100?

[jaslion]

4 minutes ago, More toes more snow said:

No, im trying to do something under 200, since i dont have nearly enough budget for something thats like the average definition of “budget”. And i didn’t mean low power as in “low power”. I meant something that’ll run at like 60-90 fps and runs okay. The reason im going with this method is because i want something that’ll at least run some games at low graphics settings that i can put new parts into as time goes on. But, since this wont work, im obviously going to have to go with another option. Can you recommend like another full size system similar to this that i could find for like, likely under 100?

Actually just look for a used complete gaming rig. 200$ should get like a 10th gen i5 + gtx1660

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6 minutes ago, jaslion said:

Actually just look for a used complete gaming rig. 200$ should get like a 10th gen i5 + gtx1660

Idk why i didnt think of this you’re brilliant