Astro van w/ spinners? Im upgrading a pc that my grandma…
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Astro van w/ spinners?
Im upgrading a pc that my grandma had gotten me back in 2018 before she had passed. It’s an HP envy 750-624 and honestly it’s kind of something I didn’t want to let go.
I dont know hardly anything about pc’s but through acquaintances I got my hands on a new power supply and a 4060 TI which both fit. Trying to keep what little I have left of her and using chat gpt (don’t fry me for it plz) it’s been telling me that I’ll be completely fine and that my gpu will carry my cpu all the way in 1440+ no bottlenecking.
Today, I go to geek squad to change my power supply simply because it’s close and I really just didn’t want to re zip tie and do a cleaning on it to make it pretty and the guy ends up telling me that the whole concept is awesome and what not but that it’s going to fry my ram or my gpu and in a few months I’ll be coming in with all sorts of problems and wishing I just bought a new pc.
I know that frying my components isn’t going to happen, but I do also understand that what I’m trying to do may be too much and I might have to just move on. Any advice?
Full specs:
**Desktop**
HP ENVY 750-624
**CPU**
Intel Core **i7-7700**
**GPU**
NVIDIA **GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 16GB Ventus 2X OC**
**RAM**
16GB DDR4
**Motherboard**
HP OEM motherboard (LGA1151, DDR4)
#hardware #technology
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Im upgrading a pc that my grandma had gotten me back in 2018 before she had passed. It’s an HP envy 750-624 and honestly it’s kind of something I didn’t want to let go.
I dont know hardly anything about pc’s but through acquaintances I got my hands on a new power supply and a 4060 TI which both fit. Trying to keep what little I have left of her and using chat gpt (don’t fry me for it plz) it’s been telling me that I’ll be completely fine and that my gpu will carry my cpu all the way in 1440+ no bottlenecking.
Today, I go to geek squad to change my power supply simply because it’s close and I really just didn’t want to re zip tie and do a cleaning on it to make it pretty and the guy ends up telling me that the whole concept is awesome and what not but that it’s going to fry my ram or my gpu and in a few months I’ll be coming in with all sorts of problems and wishing I just bought a new pc.
I know that frying my components isn’t going to happen, but I do also understand that what I’m trying to do may be too much and I might have to just move on. Any advice?
Full specs:
**Desktop**
HP ENVY 750-624
**CPU**
Intel Core **i7-7700**
**GPU**
NVIDIA **GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 16GB Ventus 2X OC**
**RAM**
16GB DDR4
**Motherboard**
HP OEM motherboard (LGA1151, DDR4)
#hardware #technology
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