What Brand 3080 in HP Omen Pre-built?

[Nirad9er]

I had a family member grab me an HP Omen with a RTX 3080 from microcenter. (My brother grabbed one too) I'll be grabbing it from them in a few days but I was curious if anyone know what brand 3080 came in it. I know it's not a founders edition but wasn't sure off hand.

https://www.microcenter.com/product/630675/hp-omen-30l-gaming-computer

We'll be pulling the 3080s out and replacing with our 1080Ti's to sell so if anyone is interested let me know.

Thanks

 

[pendragon1]

i dont recognize it, could be custom for HP. also, when did they start making normal towers again?! they look like voodoo systems again...

 

[RazorWind]

Usually, what you get in prebuilts like this is a nominally unbranded one, sometimes with a BIOS image that indicates which OEM it comes from.

If I had to guess who actually makes it, I'd guess that it's PNY or whatever factory makes their cards.

 

[Nirad9er]

Usually, what you get in prebuilts like this is a nominally unbranded one, sometimes with a BIOS image that indicates which OEM it comes from.

If I had to guess who actually makes it, I'd guess that it's PNY or whatever factory makes their cards.

Will I be able to get a water block for it?

 

[sc5mu93]

Usually, what you get in prebuilts like this is a nominally unbranded one, sometimes with a BIOS image that indicates which OEM it comes from.

If I had to guess who actually makes it, I'd guess that it's PNY or whatever factory makes their cards.

historically, the nv cards for HP that i have seen are made by PNY.

 

[RazorWind]

EK makes a water block for the "reference design," which is apparently the same as PNY's "XLR8" model, but I don't think anyone can say for sure without a photo of the board, unless someone here happens to have one.

https://www.ekwb.com/configurator/waterblock/3831109829967

Edit: That page actually says that block should fit.

 

[pendragon1]

pull the cooler and compare to that PNY, 'bout all you can do. if its a match, order it up.

 

[kirbyrj]

historically, the nv cards for HP that i have seen are made by PNY.

I have observed this as well for previous generations.