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Any problems I should be aware of? Or is it fine?

Should fit fine and from looking at your pcpartpicker list it should work.

Wouldn't try it with the standard psu.

Hope it works with the motherboard since HP's can be picky with GPU's.

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http://pcpartpicker.com/p/nswpLk


If you're wondering where the case is, it comes from an HP envy 700-215xt pre ordered PC, and also the motherboard and memory. And the graphics card is gigabyte g1 gtx 970. 


Is it a good build? But will it even fit?


CPU: Intel i7 4700 GPU: Gigabyte G1 GTX 970 Storage: 1TB Western Blue RAM: 8 GB GDDR3 Operating Software: Windows 10 Power Supply: XFX XTR 550W Case: Shitty HP Case From Old Pre Built PC
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Should fit fine.

Any problems I should be aware of? Or is it fine?

CPU: Intel i7 4700 GPU: Gigabyte G1 GTX 970 Storage: 1TB Western Blue RAM: 8 GB GDDR3 Operating Software: Windows 10 Power Supply: XFX XTR 550W Case: Shitty HP Case From Old Pre Built PC
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Any problems I should be aware of? Or is it fine?

Should fit fine and from looking at your pcpartpicker list it should work.

Wouldn't try it with the standard psu.

Hope it works with the motherboard since HP's can be picky with GPU's.





 
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Those cases are pretty small and usually have a topmounted PSU, make sure the dimensions of the PSU and the GPU fit the case, and that there is a way to mount the PSU. The parts should work together fine.

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Should fit fine and from looking at your pcpartpicker list it should work.

Wouldn't try it with the standard psu.

Hope it works with the motherboard since HP's can be picky with GPU's.

^ This... My friend bought my 7770 and went to install it in his hp, it refused to read the card... :/ Now that card sits in a antistatic bag somewhere about in his house until he can get a better motherboard. :(

 

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Get ready to mod (some uefi hacking may be needed), or change the case and motherboard.

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^ This... My friend bought my 7770 and went to install it in his hp, it refused to read the card... :/ Now that card sits in a antistatic bag somewhere about in his house until he can get a better motherboard. :(

is it AMD or NVIDIA?

CPU: Intel i7 4700 GPU: Gigabyte G1 GTX 970 Storage: 1TB Western Blue RAM: 8 GB GDDR3 Operating Software: Windows 10 Power Supply: XFX XTR 550W Case: Shitty HP Case From Old Pre Built PC
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Get ready to mod (some uefi hacking may be needed), or change the case and motherboard.

Is there a way to get the motherboard to read my card without changing case or motherboard?

CPU: Intel i7 4700 GPU: Gigabyte G1 GTX 970 Storage: 1TB Western Blue RAM: 8 GB GDDR3 Operating Software: Windows 10 Power Supply: XFX XTR 550W Case: Shitty HP Case From Old Pre Built PC
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7770 is an AMD card. Doesn't really matter if the motherboard just refuses to accept the GPU.

What do I do if it refuses?

CPU: Intel i7 4700 GPU: Gigabyte G1 GTX 970 Storage: 1TB Western Blue RAM: 8 GB GDDR3 Operating Software: Windows 10 Power Supply: XFX XTR 550W Case: Shitty HP Case From Old Pre Built PC
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Is there a way to get the motherboard to read my card without changing case or motherboard?

Try a BIOS update if it still doesn't work get another motherboard.

that's why prebuilt computer suck GG HP.





 
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What do I do if it refuses?

You find a hammer and smash it or sell it on ebay.

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Get ready to mod (some uefi hacking may be needed), or change the case and motherboard.

Wtf is uefi hacking?

CPU: Intel i7 4700 GPU: Gigabyte G1 GTX 970 Storage: 1TB Western Blue RAM: 8 GB GDDR3 Operating Software: Windows 10 Power Supply: XFX XTR 550W Case: Shitty HP Case From Old Pre Built PC
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Is there a way to get the motherboard to read my card without changing case or motherboard?

You could hack HP and steal all their Uefi files and then mod them, or look for security breaches and mod their releases.

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More like "Don't feed the noob."

CPU: Intel i7 4700 GPU: Gigabyte G1 GTX 970 Storage: 1TB Western Blue RAM: 8 GB GDDR3 Operating Software: Windows 10 Power Supply: XFX XTR 550W Case: Shitty HP Case From Old Pre Built PC
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