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• I have a p6210f (Win 7), that does not illuminate. As recommended, I tried a new power supply with the same results.

  In my post in November, I explained that I had tested the power supply with a multimeter and read the correct voltage. Two people to the Board of Directors always seem to think it was the power supply, so I replaced it with a new one (Corsair CX 430 R) and it still won't turn. I had suspected the power switch because when I bypass the MOBO 20 pin plug 'on', the power led lights up, fans have come on short and I heard the rotation of the disk. I also tried to troubleshoot the switch by jumpering the pins on the motherboard, but still no luck. Someone there ideas more before I replace the card MOTHER and CPU? Thanks in advance.

  Roamstead

  Cloud_strider,

  Thanks for the reply. After swapping the PSU, CPU, taking the RAM pins on jumping on the MOBO for power/LED/reset button, each separately and with the same result, I eventually swapped the MOBO to an ASRock A785GM - THE and who did! He finally put under tension. Thanks again.

  roamstead

• HP Pavilion p6130y: does the work of ASUS NVIDIA GeForce 210 with the HP Pavilion p6130y pc graphics card

  Could what possible graphics cards you use with this pc? because I am looking for an upgrade that willl work with the 300 watt power supply

  Hello @DeAdEnDsHaDoW,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, so many other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff.

  I read your post on the issue of the graphics card and wanted to help you!  I understand that you are looking to upgrade the desktop computer and wanted to know what might work.

  Here are the specifications of the product of the GeForce 210:

  Bus support: PCI Express 2.0

  Minimum system requirements power: 300 W

  Here are the specifications of the HP Pavilion p6130yproduct:

  Expansion slots: 1 PCI Express x 16

  Power: 300 W

  Based on the above information, the Bureau should have sufficient power to use the card.  However, you may experience a lack of performance, because of the PCI ports.

  Please let me know if this information helps you solve the problem by marking this message as 'accept as Solution', this will help others easily find the information they seek.  In addition, by clicking on the Thumbs up below is a great way to say thank you!

  Have a great day!

• Inspiron 620-7750 Radeon with 450W power supply installed does not start

  Hello!

  I have looked EVERYWHERE online and on the forum and have seen several posts on this topic and still not found a solution that works.  I have a Dell Inspiron 620

  • I5Intel Processor2nd Gen Core i5-2310 / 2.9 GHz
  • Memory8 GB / 8 GB (max)
  • Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit Edition operating mode
  • Optical DriveDVD±RW
  • Graphics technology ProcesseurIntel HD Graphics 2000 dynamic video memory 5.0
  • Integrated graphics controller

  Recently, I buy a Powercolor Radeon 7750 graphics card I have installed the drivers, uninstalled the current Intel Graphics driver from Device Manager and then install the new card.  I of course unplugged the PSU got rid of and left in power has failed to myself and plugged into the PCI-E.  After I tired to turn on but it does not start.  Fans begin to turn, including on the graphics card, but nothing comes up on the monitor and it won't start.  When I unplugged the 7750 card it starts very well?

  At first I thought that it was not powered ridiculously horrible 300w PSU they put so that I have upgraded to an a 450w.  Everything works with the new power supply installed without the card, but as soon as I plug the new map, he continues to not start as before installing the card.  I have searched and tried things for 2 days now and CAN NOT find a solution.  I know that the 620 does not access the menu of the BIOS under settings in advance who does not help (don't know why Dell would never think it was a good idea!) so I can't change anything in there.

  Please, any help would be fantastic!

  Thanks in advance!

  The card is a bad card.  There should be ZERO problems with the supply of the stock 305 w and a 7750.

• HP Pro 6000 Elite 8000: Does Hp 6000 Pro and Elite 8000 Supports 600 Watt Power Supply connector having 6 pin

  I want to upgrade my suuply standard power of 300 watts to 600 watts in my two HP 6000 minitour pro and Elite 8000 Tower systems. Is the Board supports power supplies good as brand take heat?

  I would not classify a Thermaltake PSU as a very good brand.

  Unfortunately, your desktop PC uses an exclusive style of PSU, so standard ATX PSU will not work.

  Upgrading the owners 300 Watt PSU 600W ATX POWER supply is not just going to work.

  Your desktop PC is one that is not very conducive to the upgrade.

• The 506 TouchSmart IQ HP is equipped with a DVD burner compatible LightScribe?

  Just bought this computer and have checked the documentation, but have not been able to determine if this feature is available...

  Thanks, roadrunnerray...

  Message edited by roadrunnerray on 04/02/2009 13:42
  Message edited by roadrunnerray on 04/02/2009 13:45

  No lightscribe

• Does the work of version 12.1 OPatch with the 11.2.0.3 database of patches?

  Getting ready to apply the JUL2014 patch and want to know if the OPatch version 12.1 works on the 11.2.0.3 database. Can someone help me with this?

  Hello bkrose,

  View this document on My Oracle Support: OPatch - where can I find the latest Version of OPatch? [Video] (Doc ID 224346.1)

  * You must use the OPatch version that corresponds to your version of ORACLE_HOME

  Kind regards

  Ivica

• The IBM Thinkpad T-40 of work with this power adapter: 83: 6339

  One of my friends had an old AC adapter his garage to a true old IBM Thinkpad laying around and gave it to me. The reference number of the AC adapter is 83 H 6339. My wife bought an IBM Thinkpad T-40 who only has the docking station with power but does not connect directly to the laptop. I wanted to know if this old AC adapter would be compatible with the T-40 (2373-72U). I don't want the hook upwards and the chance to spoil anything either, but I can find no record on what types of this adapter is supposed to work with laptops.

  hankinsd, welcome to the forum,

  I would not use it, it's an adapter sector 56W and too 'low '. The T4 series requires an adapter of sector 72W.

  Hope this helps

• Questions about the replacement of a power supply for a P7-1235

  I decided to do an update on my Pavilion P7-1235. I put in a graphics card and put in power level. After doing some research on this forum and others I know well enough that I need. The only question I have is about the food. I don't know what the original power supply. There is a vent on the side where it however. So I guess that there is a fan on this side of the power supply. This eating plan I get:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139050 & TPK = % 20500% 20% 20modular %2 watt Corsair...

  I noticed that the fan is on top? Now there is no high ventilation in my P7-1235, I worry for nothing? I think that all the supplys to look the same. What is the top of the fan page for? Or can anyone suggest a replacement perfect for my exact Pavilion model?

  Sorry if the questions are stupid, but I'm still learning and want to do what I can myself!

  Hello

  Yes, you can use the power supply the same way. The image is in a vertical position for the convience of the buyer. I have the same with number of power supplies and it was fine. You can check the following links people have set up exact POWER supply in different ways.

  http://pcpartpicker.com/builds/by_part/Corsair-power-supply-cx500m

  However, please be aware of your power supply size and your case. If you have all materials/components in stock for your computer, then it is what it is;

  ATX case:

  : Height 39.4 (15.55 inches)

  Width: 17.5 cm (6.89 in)

  Depth: 40.9 cm (16,14 inches)

  PSU stock:

  (5.9 x 5.5 x 3.4 inches)

  And the power supply you want;

  Corsair size;

  "5.9"x 3.4"x 6.3"

  As you can see the length of the Corsair is considerably larger than your stock of power supply. This could hampor of air or could even make it so the holes of the PSU and the case does not match. However, this is usually not what worry. The height and width that should be worried because the length rarely causes problems, I wanted to just make sure that you knew in advance.

  Take advantage of your power supply; Corsair is a great brand.

• Problem with the sensor of pressure and NI 9205 with NI 9263

  I have a bridge pressure sensor based with a range of 0 - 5000 psi and requires a 10 V excitation. The output is 3 mV/V. I plugged on a cDAQ with a NI 9263 providing excitement V 10 and a NI 9205 to read the output values. I would expect a 0-30 mV output corresponding to 0 - 5000 psi, correct? (Incidentally, the NI 9205 module must be accurate to 0,1 mV or this should lead to a precision of about 16 psi, right?).

  However, when I tested it in fact the sensor on the run a test ranging from 0 to 1000 and back to 0 lb/po2 (now for quite awhile to States of pressure) the values I get from the NI 9205 are about 204.614 mV for 0 lb/po2 and then goes 204.867 mV to 1000 lb/po2 (actual results are noisy (, so these are averages). I enclose the SignalExpress file used for the test as well as the Excel file containing the resutls. Testing was performed with a number of other active sensors (load and displacement, LVDT and gagues strain gauges) in addition to the pressure that I'll eventually use them for my experience. In the SignalExpress file, the pressure transducer is the only sensor receives the excitement of the NI 9263 (ao_0) and ai_3 on the NI 9205 module.

  So this time I tried to run the test again, but changed the SignalExpress file (second .seproj attached) to include only the pressure transducer. But now I don't have an answer at all by the transducer (it remained simply flat).

  As to the connection of the transducer material, it is a connection 4-wire (excitement, - Exciation + Signal - Signal). I plugged the cables from signal to pins 4 and 23 (AI3 and AI11) for a differential pair. Then, I plugged the son of excitement to the pins 0 and 1 (AO0 and COM). Finally, I took a wire jumper and connected 23 on the NI 9205 module PIN to pin 1 on the NI 9263. I made this last step at the suggestion of support OR for a previous problem with a string potentiometer. This stage connected the ground between the two modules (the sensor did not answer with a pressure change when I don't have the wire).

  I appreciate any help as to why. I did not receive a 0-30 exit mV.

  his does not work like that.

  The probe should @30mA to 10VDC.  There is only available from the canal AO 9263 1mA.  you need another power supply.

• CPU limitation with the new power supply

  Hello

  I have a W510 with 135W POWER supply. Or to be more precise: A 6.75 @ 20V.

  I work at two locations, so I bought a generic 150W PSU with an adapter to mount the Thinkpad. The PSU is labeled 7. 5A @ 20V, so there should be no problems running the laptop.

  Yet, when starting, I get the "this power supply is too low for something something something battery charge" and strangled my i7 at 1.2 GHz, and not the 3.06 there are usually.

  If I boot from the battery and connect the connector of the power supply after Windows is in place, it works at full speed. And to charge the battery very well. Then of course, there is nothing wrong with the juice from the PSU.

  Thus, I suspect that the BIOS does something stupid. Can I override this somehow?

  Friendly,.

  A guy

  Maybe what the ThinkPad does not does not correctly detect the generic adapter. The central axis of the generic adapter does not give the right signal to the laptop power management firmware.

  Check in the ThinkVantage power manager what to say under the generic adapter 150 watts? He said 90 watts?

• Fried computer due to the bad power supply

  We did not have the computer turn on the correct voltage (it was about 120 instead of 220).

  What are the possible problems we will encounter?  Yes, the computer does NOT work.

  And what options do we solve the problem?

  It was a gaffe. I changed the switch, then my husband - lack of communication. It's a new computer desk-never used - Yes a Christmas gift for my son.

  And what is the best place to try and get a new power supply?

  Since it is a forum in the world...  The best place to get a power supply depends on where you are.

  How to determine what to...?

  Well, if this is a new machine, those you purchase contact and see if they have one, they will do out trade / sale you that will work in your machine model.  In this way, you KNOW you are getting the right feed...

  Otherwise, you will need to either take the power on (noting where everything happens so you can put a new) and take it to a shop selling things to get a replacement (large stores area, a small computer specialty store, etc.) or you will have to take the system with you and let the store that you buy to do it for you.

• Rattling noise - the graphics card or power supply?

  Hey guys,.

  I've had my HP Pavilion Elite m9300t for almost 1 year now. About half of that time, I had to deal with the annoying rattle noise that I attributed to one of the fans in the case. Unfortunately, my PC is equipped with GeForce 9500GS formidable card (with the black cover) and so noise, while annoying, is not surprising. The rattling noise has been stronger and more widespread during initialize and not significantly lower over time.

  But now I have an another problem and I'm not sure if the two are related. Now, the sounds rattling calms down (no noise whatsoever) and in 20-30 seconds, the screen empty... similar to the computer goes into mode 'sleep'. More funny thing is, the PC is set to operate at full capacity and therefore the 'sleep' mode. This problem started occurring 4 weeks ago and happen once a few days ago. Now, I am unable to work for more than 5 minutes after the initial upward boot before the screen turns off.

  I concluded (don't know if I'm right or not, where my post here) I have a power supply issue. The PC came stock with a 350W power supply, but I don't know if my linked overuse of heat damage on the motherboard or the power supply failure. I work with software music production and large audio files 70-80% of the time and the PC stays on for long periods. I am aware that these applications are stressful, but I'm not sure whether or not they can cause the types of symptoms that I described.

  So basically I guess what I'm asking is the following; is my problem, a graphics card or POWER supply number or both? Then based on the advice given, I would also like to know what the next step is to get my PC to 100%.

  Thanks in advance for the help.

  If your PC still work with a white screen, I would check the video card first, especially since you did not get the new & improved version

  Try to isolate the problem step by step, the PSU isn't necessarily the problem as the system is in place.

  Message edited by sclui56 on 08/11/2009 20:50

• My iMac was bought from China, it runs on 220V power supply, can it be moved to the United States working at 110 V?

  My iMac bought from China, he works with 220V power supply, can it be moved to the United States working at 110 V?

  Electrical and operating requirements

  Voltage: 100-240V AC

  Frequency: 50 Hz to 60 Hz, single phase

  Operating temperature: 50 ° to 95 ° F (10 ° to 35 ° C)

  Relative humidity: 5 to 95% without condensation

  Operating altitude: tested to 10,000 feet

  of https://www.apple.com/imac/specs/

• Can I put the Pavilion Slimline 180 Watt power supply to a 300 Watt PSU

  Of course, you can!

  Here is an informational videoabout the possibilities of upgrading your slimline WHAT PSU found on YouTube.  A comparison of three power supplies, including the owner HP PSU and a (two video and CPU) stress test and comparison of noise is shown during the video.

  Be aware that some, but not all, of the PSU, upgrades require a simple and light your PSU slimline support change. Change depends on the power supply model chosen for the upgrade.

  Purchase an adaptor molex as HP UPE is necessary for the Slimlines using a power supply with the format owners microfit ATX 24 pin, as well as the standard for the HTPC power supply ATX 20 pin format.

  Upgrade your power supply at a higher power will not damage your motherboard. A power supply will provide only so much power that is required of him by the mother and peripheral card up to the nominal power of the installed PSU.

  It is for those who wondered how to work around the limitation of the low power 180 Watt power supply that most Pavilion Slimline PCs come with the Assembly. With a power SUPPLY improved, more memory and a graphics card discrete, including support (it is a requirement) your Slimline can be your gaming PC.

  Selecting a graphics card is another topic. Not all graphics cards can hold in the case of a slimline. It takes a low profile video card. They are available for purchase online.

  Kind regards
  ERICO
  Published by erico on 15/11/2009 13:17

  Bravo for Erico 1,000,000,000. Great post. Debunks many myths and the hearsay rule.