HP Pavilion p6774y: N-Alvorix-RS880-Μatx Motherboard

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• HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 400z CTO: H - RS880 - Μatx Motherboard BIOS Update caused crash, to see a black screen now?

  I have a desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400z running Windows 7 (64), my computer was working fine, however I thought that I needed to update the drivers and things from the HP website.

  The first thing I installed was the following: H - RS880 - Μatx Motherboard BIOS Update

  That restarted immediately frozen mouse on a black screen. When I turn on the computer the lights and the fan turns on but the screen remains black. Their is nothing wrong with the monitor, it's light is on, but when turn light it just says: "monitor going to sleep".

  I went through these troubleshooting pages: http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-Elite-HPE-Desktop-PC-series/4269972/model/4300925/do...

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-elite-HPE-400-desktop-PC-series/4269972/document/BPH...

  without success.

  Any other suggestions of what I could do to fix this?

  Hello

  Disconnect the PC and press and hold power for 30 seconds. Remove and replace the battery CMOS. It's a $4 item. Now let's see what happens. If no joy, then try the steps above once again.

  If your PC support has been changed or modified then put it back in its original state.

• Limits of the RAM for N-Alvorix-RS880-Μatx (HP p6650z)

  I just got the p6650z - 4 gigabytes of RAM. It has 4 slots, and there are currently 2 sticks of 2 GB each. If I read the motherboard plug right ( http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02560084), it seems that it can take up to 8 GB of RAM (for the 64-bit operating system) and can handle 4 concerts in each of the slots.

  So your stay with 2 chopsticks 2 - gig, I could insert two 2 gig sticks more, or a stick more than 4 gig, but NOT 2 sticks of 4 gig again? I'm not a RAM expert by any means, but I'm just surprised that a mobo could handle 4 gigs of ram in a dwelling, but not in a second slot.

  Or am I misunderstood something in this form?

  Yes, because:

  Your computer uses only memory channel, configured as pairs A and B.  Each pair has 2 banks. Each pair must be matching.  If your motherboard is the N-Alvorix-RS880-formfat (Alvorix) you are limited to 8 GB max. You said two 2GB have been installed. You can add another two 2 GB of the same speed. That would be max on your Board to "N".  I don't see any need to purchase two 4 GB, and draw away the installed pair of two 2 GB modules. I hope it is clear to you, now.

  The N-Alvorix-RS880-formfat (Alvorix) MOBO is limited to 8 GB.

  H-ALVORIX_HF-RS880-Μatx MOBO is limited to 16 GB.

• Desktop Pavilion Elite e9240f update my current H-RS880-Μatx motherboard

  I've been slowly upgrading this desktop computer.

  I thought it was the safest way for a novice to replace and not to build a new.

  The motherboard is not the integrated graphics card.

  Desktop Pavilion Elite e9240f

  Recent updates
  
  Radeon HD6870

  16 MB OF MEMORY DDR3 1333/1066

  Caviar Black 2 TB SATA III 7200 RPM 64 MB Cache

  Caviar Green 2 to SATA

  Updated HP SuperSpeed USB 3.0 PCIe x 1 card

  Specifications of the motherboard

  FOXCONN ALOE Version 1.01
  North Bridge AMD 785 G revision 00

  South Bridge AMD SB700 revision 00

  CPU AMD Athlon (TM) II X processor 4 945

  Socket AM3 (938)

  5 PCI

  Maximum capacity of memory
  16384 MB
  Slots 4

  Hello

  A new motherboard verses a new PC is an interesting question.  Develops technology in increments of best financially or is it better to just take the plunge?  Advanced technology has always been more expensive for early adopters.

  Just replace the motherboard involves hardware, license the software in some cases and labor costs. How long this choice will extend the useful life of the technology you use? For example, if the new motherboard is leading edge, then you could spread the costs for adding new technologies to your own model of life of technology.  No matter what you do, it sometimes becomes a viscous circle of technology.  Don't you think that manufacturers use the obsolescence in their business model?

  If you were running a business, you may want to consider the initial cost is amortized over an expected useful life the time (36 months?), then add in the trade in value or resale value to cross the real cost of xx months.

  Back to your original question. Depends on components that can be transferred to the new motherboard and how long they will last before having to replace them.  Building a PC can be more expensive, and then buy a new PC, because manufacturers use the "scale of economies" to produce the same PC at a lower cost. If you're a tech enthusiast, then costs don't matter really that much.  You need to replace a "go faster goodie" with another on your calendar and tithe on.

• N Alvorix-RS880-Μatx, mini PCI compatibility.

  I have this computer: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02629593

  I would like to be able to upgrade the Wi - Fi card. The current 'integrated' card in what I can identify as a machine slot "mini PCI express. Every ounce of research I did said that there should be documentation that tells me what are the cards will work with the motherboard. but I can not find this material anywhere.

  If anyone knows where I should look for this documentation, I would be grateful!

  Specifically, the map I want must be able to strips 5.0 GHz and 2.4 GHz, so to have the bluetooth feature.

  I already bought an Intel Centrino card from this page: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007QXLIU0/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and had to return, as the drivers do not work on my PC. I contacted Intel support and all they could tell me was that I needed to find the above documentation for my motherboard.

  -Stephen

  Ok thank you. This is useful. I'm not sure what Intel you expect to do with 'literature '. Your motherboard is here: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02560084
  ... who says just you have a mini PCIe location. I noticed that the Amazon reviews were mixed. It seemed to work for most people, but there were a few that had similar problems. Looks like the people who had questions were configurations ASUS/AMD... that yours is as well. I imagine that this Intel card would work pretty well along with an Intel chipset. Like you, I found nothing of system requirements Intel on this product that he mentions would be incompatible with a PCIe version sort. I'm puzzled. I can not recommend one brand over another, but a little research for one that works better with an AMD chipset?

• upgrade power supply for h-rs880-µATX

  I would like to move power from 300w to 450 or 500 more. Don't know what power supply would be compatible for H-RS880-µATX motherboard.

  Kako571111, welcome to the forum.

  When a help request, you must always include the brand / model of the computer or the monitor. This information is necessary for us to review the specifications for them.

  I sugest measuring the current power supply (PSU) and comparing them with the one you choose.  You can buy one that has a quantity of power.  However, I do recommend more than 600W.  The computer uses only the amount of power required to carry out.  A 600W unit will give you possible shared future updates.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• HP Pavilion a6000n: no need for replacement motherboard - it's the standard micro ATX?

  I want to upgrade this computer and get a new card mother and CPU. Currently there is a M2N68-LA/NARRATED-GL8E made by Asus for HP. No matter what micro ATX motherboard will work, or that it has an odd size or placement of screw hole or else incompatible?

  Thank you!

  In case anyone is interested, I picked up an ASRock 970 M Pro3 AM3 mATX Motherboard AMD and a 8-core processor from AMD FX 8320E. The motherboard was a little shorter than the origian, then the bottom screw holes align. But it is strong enough and it works fine.

  There, however, no place to plug in the SD card reader, or the front firewire. I do not use firewire, so this isn't a problem, but I'll miss the SD card reader. It's one thing that I forgot to check when looking for motherboards.

• 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.

  Please send Bravo

• HP pavilion p6774y: question about upgrading my cpu

  I have the motherboard n-alvorix-rs880-utx

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02629593

  and my uncle just bought me

  Unfortunately, I think that the FX - series processors are not compatible with the motherboard.

• N Alvorix-RS880-formfat (Alvorix)

  I have the desktop model P6674y w / of the card mother-N-Alvorix-RS880-formfat (Alvorix). The specs say it can take only prossesor socket AM3, eight core AMD FX-8350 chip is the type of socket AM3, it'll work?

  Never mind... I found the answer and it is not.

• H Joshua_H61-Μatx Motherboard

  Need picture of H-Joshua-H61-Μatx motherboard with location of the 12 volt connector.

  Here, the image of the Council and the ATX 12v mark below.

  

• HP Pavilion p6774y - recovery disk problems

  Hello

  I just receive purcashing House a new SSD for my HP Pavilion p6774y, when I met with this problem. Im trying to do the new SSD as main hard drive, it should be a nice update for this, but the recovery won't let me go ahead because its detecting the new hard drive less than the size of the factory, new ssd is 120 g vs the 1 original t. If I'm screwed? or is there some other way than to buy a new copy of windows 7?

  Any contribution is appreciated.

  Kind regards

  You have a number as three ways to proceed;

  (1) you can 'clone' of your current hard drive to the new SSD. This can be done with either the current installation of Windows or after you run the current hard disk recovery process. Please see PCMag - how to clone a hard drive for more information on the subject.

  (2) If you can still read the 25 characters on the COA affixed Microsoft Windows product key at the bottom of the computer, you can install Windows 7 Home Premium using this key. Please see "how to install Windows 7 without the disc" to get instructions on how to download Windows 7 SP1, create the installation media and install Windows 7 SP1 by using the 25 digit product key from the COA Microsoft on your computer.

• Adding a video card in a hp pavilion p6620f with a card mother n-alvorix-rs880-formfat (alvorix)

  I want to replace the video edge in this computer with a video card. I want to use a card geforce n210 1 gb ddr3 pci express dvi/hdmi. Anyone know if it will work. It seems that this is what I see so far, but I'm not a computer person. I want to be able to put a tc in my TV and be able to play some of the new games.  Thanks for any help

  Hello

  The graphics card must be a PCIE x 16 compatible (for the expansion on the motherboard slot) one. Geforce n210 will definitely work, because it's a pcie x 16 card compatible USB2.0. You have a desktop computer, then that means that any pcie 2.0 x 16 graphics card might work and it's always on your wallet and the power of the power supply.

• N Alvorix-RS880-formfat (Alvorix) motherboard

  I'm having a problem with the computer restart randomly under heavy load, sometimes even a light load. I narrowed down it to a short circuit in the last two RAM DIMMS #3 or 4 or both. I would like to replace the MB with little or no change of material other than the MB.

  I can't find a link to buy a replacement for MB, an idea? Or is there an another MB that will work with the operating system and hardware I have?

  HP Pavilion p6710f

  "HP Alert" hp-helper-2012 alluded is Improvement of Service guarantee limited in North America for owners of select HP Pavilion P66xx and the S56xx and desktop HPE - 4xx models. Currently, the only model names / numbers products concerned;

  HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 400f desktop PC, BT470AA
  HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 400y desktop PC, BT471AA
  HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 410f desktop PC, BM424AA
  HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 410y desktop PC, BM425AA
  HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 441f desktop PC, BT519AA
  HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 447c desktop PC, BT584AA
  HP Pavilion p6610f, BM417AA desktop PC
  HP Pavilion p6616f Desktop PC, BT503AA
  HP Pavilion p6617c Desktop PC, BT427AA
  HP Pavilion p6620f BM419AA desktop PC
  HP Pavilion p6622f Desktop PC, BT492AA
  HP Pavilion p6633w Desktop PC, BT429AA
  HP Pavilion p6636f Desktop PC, BT512AA
  HP Pavilion p6640f Desktop PC, BM422AA
  HP Pavilion p6653w Desktop PC, BT529AA
  HP Pavilion p6654y Desktop PC, BT551AA
  HP Pavilion p6674y Desktop PC, BT552AA
  HP Pavilion p6677c Desktop PC, BT432AA
  HP Pavilion p6687c Desktop PC, BT543AA
  HP Pavilion Slimline s5660f, BM430AA desktop PC

• H-RS880-Μatx chipset drivers

  I recently bought a HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400z PC.  I formatted the computer to reinstall Windows 7 64 bit OEM.  I found all but 1 driver, the driver for the motherboard chipset.

  According to the HP website, it is a motherboard Μatx-RS880-H.  That's all I have to go out of the because I can't find any information model on the mobo itself.

  I looked everywhere and more my end of research with ATI graphic drivers, not the drivers from the chipset... Nayone can help?

  Your card motherboard page is here... AMD 785G Chipset:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01925486

  Most of the drivers are packed in the following software Catalyst, but you can get the individual Southbridge driver on the "optional downloads tab:

  http://sites.AMD.com/us/game/downloads/pages/integrated_win7-64.aspx#1