Which graphics card will my desktop support ?

Hello,
I'm using HP Pro 3090 MT. I want to install a graphics card in my desktop but dont know which is the best card I can install.
Please help me in identifying a good graphics card.

Hi,
You might get better assistance on the HP Enterprise Business Forum.
This MSI NVIDIA 750 might be a good choice.
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