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• HP Envy 700-470na: 600W PSU and GTX 970 for HP ENVY 700-470NA

  Hello

  I am looking to buy the GTX to my HP Envy 700-470NA 970. I also need a 600w PSU to use my current power supply (500w) would be risky.

  My question is, I'll be able to replace the power supply on my desktop with the 600w Corsair? Well, just reliable and good quality PSU with 600W which can be compatible with my PC would be great.

  Please provide a link to the PSU if possible. Thank you!

  You are welcome.  Thank you for the additional information.

  Yes, the cables should function properly.  Cards mothers HP have the ATX 24 power connector standard pins.  You could buy a modular power supply.  In this way, that you don't have to use all the cables that are not necessary.  This makes more space for good air circulation.

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• After replacing the PSU and GPU in my HP Pavilion desktop computer, the wifi stopped working.

  I'm upgrading my pc, I plug a new PSU and video card.

  After successfully, I replaced and installed, I booted up my PC, but it showed that none of the networks or wifi connections are available.

  I read that maybe it's something to do with the antenni?, I noticed something that looked like antenni tangeled upward in the power supply cables, I did not use them. but I have no idea what could be the problem.

  Thank you for the information, @henry321.

  Yes, I suggest to leave the side panel on the computer and then move the led in the case and look at the signal.  You may need to route through an opening in the case is outside of the case.  I think I read that it is the best way to get a good signal.

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• 700xt envy: envy 700 only improved xt psu and video card

  So I started my pc at home the next day, monitor says going to sleep after tryna find the monitor. There is no power to the mouse or keyboard. Taken to a technician, he said everything is broken, I took it home, replaced my original stock of TG 640 and PSU 300 watt. The computer boots perfectly. Diagnos system check that everything happened.  Im guessing my problem was the aftermarket 550w psu? So I ran on parts stocks until a new power supply came, I then hooked my radeon 6850 with legacy on into the system. It starts very well. Now im getting a problem whenever I start my pc, I get a black screen with no connection with the mouse or the keyboard. SO I have to press the power button and now that I hit the button it turns off sacred now. Usually, you will have to hold the power button to turn off the computer completely. THEN when you restart after it stops it works completely fine. My other problem, if that one is that I would get a blue screen saying auto repair or telling me to connect all devices, SO I would get the same problem as soon as I press the power button to turn it off it stops immediately. On the next reboot, it works very well and it is a problem whenever I start my pc. SO Yes, my computer works fine on the second boot, if it does not start third will work have not had to make 4 boots still

  Please help I spent so much on this pc and its old even not I version of 32 GB of ram

  @Xample

  Thanks for the new information. Is that food is currently installed, or what you would expect?

  In the standard, it's a 600W peak power.   Podcastinacion BXP600-ch - sentey.com

  In terms of power, it should be good.

• Upgrade card PSU and GPU

  I want to improve my DESIRE for my grandson can play Battlefield4 and Titanfall. I read earlier on power supply messages so that the issue is addressed.

  I'm not familiar with the AMD cards. What would be a good upgrade to replace the 7450 hd low profile card that I currently have?

  PC: envy

  model: h8 1414

  PSU: 300w

  MEM: 10g

  CPU: AMD 2.5 six main

  GPU: profile low hd 7450

  I ordered a plan to order nividia 660ti gpu and cosair 750w psu

• A good graphics card?

  Do you know of ANY good graphics card, I'm on a budget of 0-150. I'm trying to run an addon for my game called "Shaders." I usually get 40-60 fps without the addon installed, but with the installed addon it gives me less than 24 frames per second. I want to get more than 40 FPS with the addon. Do you know a good graphics card that is compatible with the Addons of Shaders AND my computer?

  I want a good game graphics card.  Please help me!

  Also, is this a good graphics card? The case, please send a link to a

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?gclid=CjwKEAjw9LKeBRDurOugs43jnlgSJACUXqHxebYveebSNo9AW_A...

  Specifications of the computer:

  Windows 7 Home Premium
  
  Model: p6 - 2127c
  
  Processor: AMD A6 - 3620 TRA with graphics HD Radeon (TM) 2.20 GHz
  
  Installed memory (RAM live): 8,00 (7.78 usable) GB
  
  System type: 64-bit operating system

  I'm sorry that I have not responded to your previous thread.  I could not find it.

  I did some more research with XFX.  All their cards in the 7000 series with a serial with a P n start (2014) require the UEFI BIOS.  They are at the height of the P8 series #'s.  Their cards with serial # s beginning with O (2013) should be fine.

  The fact is that there no cards that will work with the power supply (PSU) (300W) that will do what you want it to do.  Here's a map that sounds good.  However, it requires a power supply at least 500W with a 6 power connector pins.  I suggest at least 600W for peak power needs.  You must contact the manufacturer's Technical Support to ensure it will work with your BIOS.

  The motherboard for most recent amateur quality components.  You can't get the performance you want even with a high-powered video card.

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• PSU blinking green after failure on HP Pavilion a6257c desktop computer

  I don't like the sentence you guru with this stuff, but I'm stuck... As a reference, you helped me a few years ago and I have not forgotten. In any case, my flag above (POWER 250 watt PSU) ran along well without ever clogging until 3 days ago. A truck pulled a power pole half a mile away and we lost power in the House for about 4 hours. I have indeed had the computer is plugged into a GFI power strip. He has apparently not helped, because when I went to turn on the computer, I have nothing. No noise, no beeps, nothing. Quite dead with nothing more than a green light flashing on POWER supply. I've seen this on other machines and I heard of all the tips and tricks to get a solid green light again and then the computer turns on.  I followed the most logical edge by disconnecting the main to the mobo card, while the power supply is connected, the led lights in green, and I plug the mobo connector back in and I can start the machine and it works perfectly. In fact, it stops, lights and works perfectly, as long as I do not unplug the power cord from the wall outlet (or power strip GFI in this case) I tried both. If I cut the power to the computer in a way for more than a minute or two, and then the green light on the power supply will flash again when I plug again.  I worked on the computer for several hours last night and he ran like he used to run. I left it plugged in all night and the light was still green this morning. I disconnected the power cable and made a pot of coffee, come back, plugged in and got the 'flashing green' again. I'd rather have the computer 100% good and power on any circumstances are.   With all your expertise, can you guide me on this repair? I would be certainly grateful and thankful for any advice to give me. Thank you in advance.

  P.S. I have tried the red switch at the rear of the PSU without effect on the symptoms above.

  It was a pleasure to be able to help solve the problem.

  Best regards

  ERICO

• HP Pavilion HPE 1090 t: could someone help me please... Desktop HP Pavilion HPE h8-1090 t CTO - PSU replacement/compatibiliy

  I just bought a new power supply (Corsair CS650M) because someone has suggested that it would be a good replacement power supply for my HP model which is HP Pavilion HPE 1090 t.   I need to know if this Corsair works and is compatible with my system, because something is not working with him directly or I did something wrong.    This is my first install and when it comes to the ins and outs of power amplification entry & exit and amperages I get so confused about this stuff.   But I think I took all the pluged connection correctly, at least when I re-plugin my old PSU after the installation to fail, I had the PC working again, what made me give confidence that I did the Corsair install correctly.  But what happens is after the installation of the unit from Corsair and turn the system he clicked power off after about 10 seconds or more and then restarted after a few seconds, then stopped again and turns off after another 10 to 15 seconds, and nothing would come up on top of the screen no more.   The first time I did the research what PSU would be compatible, I was getting conflicting results with a few places on the net saying that the majority of the HP out there (excluding some models such as the slimline) could be replaced by different manufacturers and higher power PSU, while other places I looked different.   Even the person who recommended me this power supply said in his post that he installed a Corsair HX650 model in its HP PC, and it worked very well for him.  Now, after the failure of the installation for the next few days, I did a lot more research and when I went on the site of HP and looked up the specifications of the model my PC I noticed under the power supply section, he had a heading that says "must select one of the following options" (in fact most of the different sections shows that the title too) and then he showed only two options 460W and 600W.  Then he asked me if it's the only option I get with my model.  And then I looked at my model number HP on the HP PartSurfer and under the section of the PSU, it also registers only 460W and 600W.   So who is?   I have to stay with only these options two HP or can I get a power supply with a higher power a bit then 600W from a different manufacturer that is what I want.    If I can get something that is compatible other than the options listed HP please let me know, or if this Corsair should work someone please let me know.   I need to return it otherwise.    My specs are below.

  Thank you Aaron

  HP Pavilion HPE series
  Model No.: h8-1090 t CTO Desktop PC

  Name motherboard manufacturer: IPMTB-TK Pegatron HP/Compaq name: Truckee

  PIC of the motherboard link: http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-HP E-h8-1000-Desktop-PC-series/5080764/model/5117795...

  Original HP installed: AMD Radeon HD 6570 (Bronco) graphics card 1 GB Model: 648533-001, SP # 659355-001

  Link video card PIC: http://www.ebay.com/itm/111761368505

  Nothing has been added/modified recently real system.  Last change was the beginning of the year 2015, which was a new 2 TB HDD and added however problem memory only started about 3 weeks ago.  The Interior has been cleaned (diffuse can)

  600W Μatx Estar v5 HF PSU (Petrus)

  Information about the current hardware out of the Power Supply Unit

  Switching power supply
  Model: DPS-600WB A
  Part number: 633186-001
  600W power MAX

  Output: DC output rating (new Corsair PSU)

  + 12Va = output DC 16A = + 3.5V / + 5v / + 12v /-12v / + 5vsb

  + 12Vb = 18 a Max Load = 25 a / 25 a / 51 / 0.8 a / 3a

  + 12Vc = 12 a Max comb = 130W / 612W / 9.6W / 15W

  + 12Vd = 10A power Total Power 650W

  + 16 5.08V = side of AC input

  + 3, 3V = 15 a AC input: 100V - 240V

  + 2 5.08Vsb = current: 10A - 5A

  -12V = 0.3 frequency: 47 Hz to 63 Hz =

  Entry:

  100-127V ~, 50-60 Hz, 10 a

  200 - 240 v ~, 50-60 Hz, 4A

  You are welcome.

  Although there is a limit to the amount of power that is needed to power your computer, it uses only the amount of power it takes to power the computer correctly.  The extra power is kept in reserve for the purposes of art.  Thus, you cannot really bad the computer with extra power or amperage.  You can sleep on this point.

  Indianaak wrote:
  

  Thank you very much for your quick response, I wasn't getting anyone to answer the previous post.

  If your saying these HP spare parts are not exclusive to the company?  Some connectors may be owners, but most are not.

  It should work then?  Yes.  I've recommended hundreds of the PSU in the years I've been helping on the Forums; in fact since about 2002.

  How about the input/output & amperages of note that I registered?  As I understand not all this jargon, I want to assure you that I have / using correct notation for my system.  I don't want to fry one of my compondents with to much amperage.   Well, either I did something wrong installing or this power supply is a dud then.  Read my explanation at the top of the page.

  As I said before I pretty sure I had all the right connections, what can you tell me if it sounds right for you.  I have pluged in both connectors wired on the motherboard which were the main ATX 24pin power connector and the EPS/ATX12V 8 pin which I shared and pluged a piece of the cable labeled 'CPU' in slot 4 pins on the montherboard labeled ATX CPU.  Regarding the other split 4 pads, I don't see anywhere, it could be pluged into the motherboard.  If two 4-pin connectors were even marked, it should be good.  However, you can try to plug the other 4 pin instead of this, just to make sure that the right pair is connected to the processor power.

  My AMD Radeon HD 6570 1 GB graphics card is the type that is fed through the MB so I didn't use any of the PCI-E cables 6-8 poles.  It is very good.

  And so the only thing I had left that I have pluged the compondents of Sata cables that was my Bluray burner, my 2 TB hard drive and my USB 3.0 card.  They are very frank.

  Yet once again being installation of hardware in my system let me ask hopefully not a stupid question, but when you connect compondents Sata cable, you must have the plug-in in a particular order of wiring compondent or how do you?  I don't check the specifications of your power supply, but I think most of them have a single 12V rail.  If this is the case, you don't have to connect them to any order.  If there are two rails, it is best to divide the power of each rail.

  On my old PSU, it has an extension cable SATA used to connent card USB 3.0 which is pretty tightly squeezed between graphics card and sound card, so I guess I could use the extension cable with the new PSU POWER Sata wiring without any compatibility also publishes, right?  This should be no problem I can think of at this point.

  Thanks again for your help, I'll probably will try and plug it once more and see if I can make it work.  If this does not work for now, I strongly suggest that you contact Technical Support of Corsair for help.  They are the experts on their products and grab any errors that we do.  It is very difficult to diagnose a problem by far.  When you have done with this project, you will no longer be the excuss you are a novice. You will have a lot of knowledge that you did not when you started.

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• Designjet 5000 PSU - Replace possible 1050C PSU?

  So I think that the PSU is finally out on my Designjet 5000PS 60 "printer.  It's an intermittent problem for a few weeks now, start up sometimes very well, other times gives me an error saying that the HD failed.  I took out the HD and turn it upwards on another computer and it runs very well.  I put it in the printer and it will not spin.  I measured the power in the HD and it sees 4.8 for 5 volts and 0 for 12-volt supply.

  I have a power supply of a 1050C that I can trade in.  Anyone know if it is compatible between the two models?

  Just to confirm that the HD was not serious, I enabled it to a separate power supply so that the HD was in the printer and it spun very well and got a confirmation on the screen.  He then went on to initialize but then gave an error that, when I looked, it's the cable rear or good food.  I can replace the two if necessary, but since the read counter 0 Volt, I thought it was the best option.  Unless someone thinks that the leaked cable is not sitting correctly stop the HD spinning upwards.

  Thank you!

  A new power supply solved the problem.  Good boots, HD turns up OK and all is well.

  Anyone know if the old PSU is repairable?  I remember someone on the Board that could be corrected.  (Ralph perhaps?)  Would be nice to repair and keep in reserve.

  Thanks for all the help!

• Help! Good video card work?

  Hi I recently baught a

  HP Pavilion 500-047c desktop PC

  Number of product = H5P71AA #ABA

  And I was wondering if this http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=02G-P4-2774-KR EVGA gtx 770 with cooler would be able to turn on my PC, I was more wondering if he would be able to fit into the computer, or if I need a better system of power. And if there is a 6 pin and one 8 pin pci express built into the computer.

  If you know the answer back.

  Thank you

  I believe that the sons of the PSU on the power connectors must be long enough to connect to the card.  The extra boost that I mentioned would be added to the map, because power connectors stand out from the back of the card.

  The power supply is very good.  Standard Corsair PSU is better than many so-called highend products.

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• Good graphics card upgrade for HP Pavilion p7-1534?

  Hello

  I just got a new HP Pavilion p7-1534 for my birthday. I want to update my graphics card because I'm a big gamer, but I don't know where to start. What are some cards compatible with this system? It would be nice to be able to get one that will run the new generation games (ex: 4 Battlefield http://bf4central.com/battlefield-4-system-requirements/) heating maximum without having to upgrade my power supply, but if not, that's okay, I'd like to see some cards at both ends of the spectrum (those who will AND will not require an upgrade to the PSU).

  Thank you for your time,

  -J

  Jay, welcome to the forum and the happy birthday late.  Congratulations on your new computer.

  The power supply unit (PSU) in your computer is 300W.  Most new mid-level video cards require at least 400W to work properly.  Any card that will work with the 300W PSU will be much better than the integrated video.  The games that you want to read will not perform just the way you expect.

  I like the OCZ and Corsair PSU.  They will provide clean and stable power for your system.  I recommend at least 500W; 550W at 600W is even better.  You can buy one of these brands for less than $100.  Both in the links I provided would do a very good job.  If you decide to buy one of them, please read all of the reviews.

  Here's a map that would work very well for what you want it to do.  Read the reviews to see what users have to say about it.  Of course, we should upgrade the power supply.

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• Pavilion slimline s5-1554: s5-1554 Dead - PSU?

  Computer was found dead.  I tried to start button, no response.  Follow-up of hp, troubleshooting guide: power green light continued and when trombone placed at terminals p1-17 and the ground, power supply fan came.  However, when reconnected and push the button start absolutely nothing happens.  Once fans started to turn for about a second, but stopped.  Troubleshooting Guide says if the power supply fan turns on when connected to the p1-17 mass, food should be good and should then consider the motherboard, memory, other causes.  However, I am skeptical.  My stomach has always said it is feeding.

  I have an old computer that died, but has a good diet that would not be good, he would work to connect to see if it lights just like a test?  Other thoughts before you start exchanging parts as a diagnosis?

  Grumpy44, welcome to the forum.

  I agree with you that it could be the power supply.  I've heard the PSU works using the paper clip, but still not be good enough to run the computer.  If you try to use your old PSU brand sure the power connector ATX is correct.

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• 3015 pro MT PSU upgrade

  Everything tonight.

  I recently bought a 2nd hand unit Pro 3015 MT.

  I want to put a gigabyte r7 260 x in it. Card will fit just. But the PSU is a low 300w with no gpu that it feeds. I had a look at the m/b that feed on the PSU and it's not like he has wired the same as most PSU 24pin, it is quite common for HP units that I am told.

  Can anyone recommend a 500/600w PSU for this unit?

  Thanks in advance.

  C

  Here is a picture of the motherboard:

  

  The power supply ATX 24-pin and ATX_CPU connection 4 pins are absolutely standard in the industry, so you should be able to install any ATX PSU. Here, it's a good thing, but there is much more:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817553016

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• the GPU and PSU upgrade, or CPU on a card mother-N-Alvorix-RS880-formfat (Alvorix). Need advice

  I have three points I want to run by a person in the know before I update. My motherboard is the N-Alvorix-RS880-formfat (Alvorix). 1 is the GPU. GeForce GTX660 - http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-GeForce-SUPERCLOCKED-Graphics-02G-P4-2662-KR/dp/B00966IREK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=...

  2nd the PSU - https://www.google.com/shopping/product/5494783663902264750?q=Corsiar+CX500&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&rls=or...

  3. is the CPU - http://www.superbiiz.com/detail.php?p=HDX850WF&c=pw&hash=8d01%2B0CEr7ADDXh6ooVlr0YbXEgFlwU9nXX9Olf8v...

  IM pretty sure Im good with these but I need an expert opinion before you spend $400, only to find that it won't work.

  Any help and advice is greatly appreciated.

  Yes, it seems that everything should play nice. The CX600 Corsair is known to fit the cases most, HP consumer computer office, of which your p6654y and it is strongly recommended. The AMD HDX850WFK42GM is a processor of Deneb TDP of 95 watts, so it should work on your computer. Geforce GTX660, while it is a little big, must match your computer... Make sure you just measure along the slot PCIe graphic for obstructions.

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• Pavilion p6-2340ea: upgrade PSU 500W on the p6-2340ea

  I bought a Zotac GeForce GTX750Ti single fan 2GB graphics card that takes its power directly from its location on the motherboard... While I was told it will work OK on my existing 300W power supply I think about buying a PSU 500W in replacement, just to be on the safe side.

  The PSU I have in mind is the: -.

  SUMVISION PC POWER SUPPLY UNIT QUIET / SILENT POWER SUPPLY ATX 500W WITH SATA

  500 watts
  4 x SATA connectors
  Motherboard connector: 1 x 4-pin
  20 + 4 pin, connector ~ suitable for motherboards 20 to 24 pin
  1 x 4-pin Floppy Drive
  1 x Molex connector (for IDE drives)
  Running time ~ 115 v AC operation 230 Vac
  Model ~ X 3 power
  Input AC 230V, 50-60 Hz
  CISPR22 and FCC part 15 class B complies
  In accordance with RoHS

  My question is... a) not would be a good choice... and b) is it compatible with my system

  Your comments and advice of experts wouild be appreciated.

  A. No. I doubt he can even offer 200W safely and with a terrible efficiency at this. Same thing with Logisys Athena Power and other cheap brands. I suggest an EVGA 500 b unit because it is much safer and can actually provide its rated power.

  B. Yes, it would work, if it does not blow up your PC by.

  EVGA 500B; http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817438012