[SOLVED] buying new pc and I don't know if i can add a graphic card to it

[Sketchify]

can I add a 2070 super to this pc https://www.box.co.uk/Cube-Adder_2642792.html?config=2335985,2472019,2642355,2647986,2725847,2920627 or it already has a graphic card in it?

 

[USAFRet]

It has the Vega 8 graphics subsystem in the CPU.

And to add a 2070 Super, you need to change the PSU.
Nvidia recommends a 650w minimum. That PC comes with a 500w.

 

[gamerbrehdy]

You're probably better off building something yourself.
The pictures show an RTX gpu, but it states it's using the cpu's graphics. Little bit dodgy.

 

[King_V]

Also, they're using an Aerocool power supply. Even if you weren't getting a high-end graphics card to put in there, I would replace that anyway.

The pictures show an RTX gpu, but it states it's using the cpu's graphics. Little bit dodgy.

Particularly strange since they do offer add-in video card options for extra cost, but they're all GTX models.

 

[Sketchify]

so I can replace the graphic card and just get a bigger power supply and that's all?

 

[USAFRet]

so I can replace the graphic card and just get a bigger power supply and that's all?

Not just "bigger" PSU, but better as well.
You're not replacing the GPU, you are adding a dedicated one that is not there.

You also need an operating system. Around $100 for Windows.

 

[gamerbrehdy]

I think it's a bit of a hassle for a pre-build upgrade.

You could try this:
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/4mCGNq
£1133.48

It's a bit pricier than that prebuilt, but said prebuild + 2070 would go for £900 to £1000 as well
(anyone, feel free to edit this part-picker-list if you feel like so. I'm ok with pc building, not some master wizzard.)