Yes, the PSU bracket comes with case.

In the video description.

In the video description.

No, you cannot use any other power supply in this HP PC.

Yes

So will u build me one?☝️ 😎

Certainly! Let’s discuss why some users might still choose to use Intel 7th generation CPUs, even though they are not officially supported by Windows 11. - Existing Hardware Utilization: Many users already own 7th generation CPUs. By utilizing their existing hardware, they can save on upgrade costs and avoid unnecessary expenses. - Adequate Performance for Everyday Tasks: Despite not being officially supported, 7th generation CPUs still provide sufficient performance for everyday tasks. Whether it’s web browsing, office work, or media playback, these CPUs can handle it smoothly. - Environmental Considerations: Keeping existing hardware without replacing it contributes to environmental sustainability. By avoiding unnecessary hardware replacements, users reduce resource consumption and e-waste.

It’s an HP proprietary power supply, and it doesn’t conform to any standard PSU size. The replacement model for the HP 500W PSU is the DPS-500AB-32A (part number 901759-003). Thank you!

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For the HP Prodesk 400 G4, the best CPUs for gaming would be the Intel Core i7-7700 or the i5-7600K. Both are great options and compatible with the 6th and 7th gen Intel CPUs that this PC supports!

I definitely posted a video about upgrading this PC's PSU. Please check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYO0kmN8ed9mrqM

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It’s an Asus VivoBook Slate 13 OLED. I use a Razer Ripsaw HD game capture to monitor using OBS Studio on my Windows tablet. Thank you.

It’s an Asus VivoBook Slate 13 OLED. I use a Razer Ripsaw HD game capture to monitor using OBS Studio on my Windows tablet. Thank you.

If we can manage the GPU temperature by optimizing case airflow, the GPU fans won’t be too loud.

I used a mix of used and new PC parts in this build, and I don’t remember the prices of all the components. I have listed all the parts I used in the video description, so you can check their prices at your preferred online store or local shop. Thank you.

have used this PC build for a few days, and it works fine for me. The temperature while gaming is around 60°C to 70°C, with a hotspot temperature of around 80°C. This is not a problem since the hotspot temperature of the RX 6600 XT is 110°C, so my temperature of around 80°C is far from the thermal throttling point. Thank you.

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The recommended power supply for the RTX 4060 is 550W. However, this recommendation is for systems with overclocked CPUs and GPUs, such as an i9-14900K. For your setup, a 500W power supply should be sufficient. Thank you.

I use a standard ATX power supply with 24pin to 10pin ATX cable adapter for Lenovo.

@itggear3400 isn't it better if I just buy a hp or lenovo workstations cuz they have power supply's with 6 pin gpu connectors

Yes, I used SFX PSU in this PC build.

Please check if your PC motherboard uses a 6-pin or 8-pin ATX power connector. If it uses a 6-pin connector, the adapter in this video should work for you. However, if it uses an 8-pin connector, you will need a 24-pin to 8-pin ATX power supply adapter instead.

RTX 2070 FE 8pin PCIe at it Butt.

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It doesn't fit.

@@itggear3400 that's a shame , thank you for your reply great work

CPU: Intel Core i5-10500 RAM: 16GB DDR4-3200 (8GBx2)

It’s not possible to install an RTX 3060 in an HP ProDesk 600 G5 SFF (Small Form Factor) PC. This system only supports low-profile GPU cards. Additionally, the 180W PSU (Power Supply Unit) won’t be sufficient for the power requirements of an RTX 3060.

Honestly, I didn’t really need this Gigabyte RX6400 LP right now. What I truly wanted was an RX6400 LP single-slot GPU for my HP ProDesk SFF (small form factor) system. However, I stumbled upon a guy selling this GPU on Facebook Marketplace for $60, so I decided to buy it. Unfortunately, the RX 6400’s gaming performance falls short compared to the RTX 3050 LP 6GB. It struggles to run most games at 1080p on low settings, achieving less than 60fps.

@@itggear3400 yea that was actually what I was afraid of. The 3050 costs more (i got it new at 160) but was perfect for my own "build" I have an HP prodesk g5 400 mt with a i7 8700 that doesnt bottleneck the gpu, 16 gb ram and a 310 W psu (recommended Wattage for gpu is 300 (: ). Right now i can perfectly run my favourite games with very good looking graphics or ray tracing like minecraft, gta, cs2 or even heavier games like cyber punk all with 260 € pc! I also believe that the community is still stuck on 2022 hate on this gpu but recently many creators defended it cause of its actual good pricing right now. But in the comments i still see people criticising the rtx 3050 and every time I ask they either have a gtx 1650 (150 € for a card that performs 60% worse than the rtx 3050 and has no ray tracing) or a rx 6600 which I dare you to get a build for it under 600€!

​@@itggear3400Wait, i'm gonna buy the RX 6400 LP, for my dell 3020 sff, actually I have the RX 500, but, of course the 6400 has more power, right?

Yes I agree

The Gigabyte RX6400 LP is also look exactly the same with Gigabyte RTX 3050 LP 6G GPU card.

Best of luck with your emulation setup!

Ah, the allure of compact graphics cards! They’re like the pocket-sized superheroes of the PC world

@@itggear3400 What we have here ladies and gentlemen, is a tech poet. A rare specimen. :)

Currently, I don’t have an HP EliteDesk 800 G1 to test the CPU cooling solution. However, since you have one, you can try the following steps: Remove the CPU cooler heatsink and then experiment with the Intel screws. If they don’t fit, try the AMD screws to determine which one works best for your setup

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It's low profile GPU.

I believe that a 12GB card like the RTX 3060 or RX 6700 XT should work well. However, a 12GB card like the RTX 3080 Ti wouldn’t be a suitable match for a 500W PSU.

​@@itggear3400 I need exactly what you have, 3060 12 gb, I think he will bring it with 500 watts if he brought it to you too(hímnemű)

This HP OEM Desktop PC doesn’t use a standard 24-pin motherboard power connector. It uses P1 4-pin, P2 7-pin with 4 wires, and P3 4-pin.

My Intel Xeon is 6th gen, so it has a lower clock speed than my replacement 7th gen Intel Core i7-7700K.

Oh, I thought you replaced the Xeon with the i7, no worries