HP Envy 810-493D: airflow fan radiator

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  I still buy a Z1 and before that I have to spend thousands on that I would like to know if I buy the low-end without no graphics machine, there the fan/radiator ready for a card?

  I'll get a Quadro card later down the track, so I would like to know if these fans are present and ready?

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• Upgrade to GTX760 Gigabyte on Envy 810-160

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  Product # F3D90AA #ABA

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  Thanks for your help.

  Mike

  Hi Mike,.

  Consult this publication of the article.  A measure such as the graphics card that you referenced is long of 11.6 ".  You may need to choose an another 760 from NVIDIA.

  I don't foresee a problem.  Your PC has a 600 Watt power supply.  Check that the power supply of your PC has a power PCI-E 8 connector pins and a connector to power PCI-E 6-pin.

  If you are having problems, and then consider the information posted by HP below.  You may need to disable secure boot to get the card to work, but after that, you should be able to re-enable this feature.

  HP Secure Boot Windows 8 themes Computer does not start after the installation of a video (Windows 8) card  

• HP ENVY 810-445qe: mSATA in HP ENVY 810qe

  I just bought a HP ENVY 810-445qe with a 16 GB mSATA drive.  How do I know if it works correctly?  The startup time is somewhat less than a minute.

  Hello

  The 16 GB mSATA is a data caching solution and it will be faster compared to using an SSD for the start.

  Data caching with the motherboard in your PC could be performed by a service via hardware or software according to the question if this feature is enabled in the BIOS.  Usually the HP in the past has used a software service with W8 for the caching of data.

  Try some boots and see if the issue changes.  If this isn't the case, then contact HP support. If you are still not satisfied with the boot time then return and exchange the PC within the 21-day return period.  After 21 days, it becomes a warranty issue.

  Your PC has a chipset Z97.  My Z97 PC chipset which is fully configured with several hard drives and SSD boots much faster using an SSD, given all the bells and whistles that are enabled.  However, I can boot from a 7200 HD using Windows 8.1 in about 30 seconds and less than 15 seconds using an SSD.

• T61p - on-site warranty just installed new fan/radiator - time of Nvidia went Up - help please

  Someone please look at the pictures below, tell me if warranty Onsite installed the fan/radiator bad for one of my five T61p units earlier today that the Nvidia chip runs a good 15 ° C warmer than before (the other time watching normal using HWMonitor v1.17).   BTW, this chip from Nvidia is a good one dated 2010 (1043A 2) and came from a previous motherboard warranty Onsite replacement thanks to the Nvidia bumping because of the failure of materials (on a machine end July 2008 08/07, no less).

  I have included photos of one of my other unit for comparison T61p fan/heatsinks (in August 2008 08/08 of the machine) and my other units from Nvidia are still with a tube of heat very different to running the Nvidia chip research more a heatsink very high above the Nvidia chip, which has a gray cushion vinyl top (see pictures).  Replacement of today appear that it may have an elbow in the naked heat tube running to the Nvidia chip.

  The technology installed also wrongly a long live in the lower left corner of the processor heat sink... I found it when I went later to remove the KB and palm rest to see why the Nvidia chip ran more hot (because screw KB was previously a long screw, but it was released as a short screw, so I thought he put a long screw inside a place where it shouldn't be).   Fortunately, I found the corner of the CPU and the swap of screws but that has not solved the Nvidia chip running more hot.

  Here is the part number of the thermal fan they sent him: 42W2823

  Could this be a fan/radiator T61 Assembly which was sent to him by mistake? That would explain a lot and can easily be corrected by a return visit in the future.

  Thank you all.

  Original T61p Fan/Heatsink - view A below:

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  Warranty replacement fan/heatsink for my T61p today view A - below:

  

  Original T61p Fan/Heatsink - view B below:

  

  Warranty replacement fan/heatsink for my T61p of today view B - below:

  

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  TuuS wrote:

  I hope that your new technician solves this problem properly for you on Monday, and we look forward to a good report.

  I am pleased to announce that people fine and courteous to the warranty Department Lenovo delivered the good fan/radiator directly to me on their own (apparently so I could check for my part it was OK), then a different tech called the same day, set up an appointment for Friday, August 3 between 12:00 and 17:00.  He showed up at 12:00 sharp, not less.

  This second tech (of the same service contract company) was superb, and he even used a buffer of anti-static work! ... Unlike the first tech.

  He also spent more time to ensure no damage has been done the first tech work and as I looked at the time after starting for a while (unlike the first tech who almost had a foot in the door before I could not even start until time to check).

  So now my second (out of five) T61p units (unit very late July 08/07) runs once more in good time, after the good fan/radiator was installed.   The second tech stopped even without any complain for me to take a couple of pictures correctly targeted its current NVIDIA GPU... a GPU of 2010 with a 1043A 2 code a replacement motherboard Lenovo warranty in 2011 for my file date!

  Thanks to Lenovo warranty Department and the 2nd technician for a job well done.

  

  ______________________________________

• Upgrade Windows 7 to 8.1 Pro for HP Envy 810 - 145qe (J0X43AAR #ABA)

  I just bought a HP Envy Phoenix 810-145qe which is preinstalled with Windows 7.  Specifically, I bought this system because it was faster than my old desktop processor and I could spend 24 GB memory to 32 gb that I did.

  I went to the HP site and checked if this model has been tested by HP that came back had not been tested with Windows Pro 8.1.  Can someone tell me if I've stuck with Windows 7 on this new machine?  I really need to have Windows Pro 8.1 because I develop e-Learning programs that need to be tested in an environment Windows OS 8.1. Please notify.

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  1. Check with the manufacturers of your application to make sure that you don't have a problem with Windows 8.1
  2. Run Microsoft Windows 8 upgrade assistant
  3. Don't forget to create the external HP recovery media.
  4. Back up your data and also download drivers HP Windows 8.1 posted on external media.
  5. Buy licensed Windows 8.1 and download Microsoft support.  The Microsoft download process will allow you to create a bootable USB flash drive or an optical medium.  I would recommend that you download the ISO support and then create the desired boot media.
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  Thank you for visiting the forum!
  
  I understand that whenever there is any kind of load your system fan noise, it's usually an overheating problem that I suspect.
  I really recommend that you quickly go through the following documents & try to do at home and hopefully solve the problem.
  
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  HP ENVY Phoenix 810-160

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