HP Pavilion s7210n card mother SATA compatibility

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  My card mother Aloe-GL8E has 6 sockets SATA of different colors - black, white, blue, yellow, red. What the colors mean on this forum, as I think they are all 3 GB/s? I want to add a second HDD - does matter which plug it goes in?

  The plugs are numbered from 1 to 6.  The boot order will follow in succession.

  I found a reference.  Can you check the color and number?

  Dark blue - disc 1

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  Yellow - disc 4

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• ESXi 3.5 does not start after the failure of the card mother SATA port 0.

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  My old configuration has two hd with ESXi 3.5 U3 on disk 1 and my VM on disc 2. Now no drives are seen by ESXi 3.5. Yet see bios of them.

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  Plug your storage space on good sata port. I have an eye for a sata controller from dell PERC 5 can be had quite cheaply on ebay and others.

• Pavilion G7-2110ex: interdace card mother sata type! for experts

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  My 4 year Pavilion dm3, recently died on me. It's a little elegant machine, I wanted to wear around and who was always OK for occasional daily tasks. For these reasons and others, I would at least try to replace the defective motherboard and revive.

  The model I bought is a dm3-1003tx exotic model (bought in Thailand, especially with a keyboard QWERTY/thai), with Intel SU7300 and discrete nVidia GeForce G 105 M graphics chip.

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  Is there any tool available around compatible HP part numbers?

  Thank you

  No, there is not a matrix of cross, useful reference because it would be. I think that HP is simply too many different models and parts for someone to keep track of it all. HP Service is inspired by replacement with the same part number so their internal service people wouldn't even have much use for such a thing, just us end users.

  Motherboards have the processor soldered to the and there is only a single part number for the fan/radiator Intel stated so I would say that if you replace your motherboard with it:

  580663 001

  with the SP9300, you'll be able to reuse your fan/radiator. In the case where you don't have it here is the repair:

  Manual

  All models use the DDR2-800 memory and accept up to 8 GB. Different motherboards all seem to have the same ports and such and will have the same anchor points. You could even theoretically install a card mother AMD-based, but this would require to reinstall an operating system, and I wouldn't trade an Intel processor for an AMD processor in any case unless AMD have been much cheaper. A Committee from AMD would also require a different radiator, however.

  You can buy the SP9300 motherboard for $45 shipped on eBay:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/580663-001-HP-Compaq-motherboard-Pavilion-dm3-Intel-laptop-W-SP9300-CPU-581467-0-/400445142883?PT=motherboards&hash=item5d3c63f763

  The same seller also has the SU7300 for a few dollars less:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/584078-001-HP-dm3-1000-laptop-motherboard-w-Intel-SU7300-1-3GHz-CPU-/400600978029?PT=motherboards&hash=item5d45add26d

  I bought a little of this seller and it looks like they have a lot of them on the spot so must have dismantled a certain dm3s. Maybe if you call them they can steer you in a way or another based on real practical experience. I confess that I have the opportunity to work on this exact model.

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  @ Big_Dave

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  PC3-12800 (1600 MHz)

  Memory non - ECC, unbuffered

  Supports 1 GB, 2 GB and 4 GB DIMM

  Supports up to 4 GB on 32-bit systems

  Supports up to 16 GB on 64 - bit systems

  Frank

• Pavilion A4316F Desktop with M2N78-(Violet6) card mother CPU Upgrade

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• Pavilion Elite HPE580t: PEGATRON TRUCKEE card MOTHER. ROM FILE

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• Windows xp professional compatibility with card mother i5 to intel

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• The card mother MS-7184 (AmethystM) in my old HP PC takes in AHCI mode?

  First of all, thank you for taking the time to read my post!

  I recently bought an OCZ Aligity 4 256 GB SSD drive. I want to use the SSD as drive replacing the original hard drive in my old HP Pavilion Media Center TV m7334n desktop PC. Here is the link to my pc:

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  Thank you!

  You are the very welcome.

  I leave these settings at their default values.

  You have the SSD connected to sata port, and it must operate to the maximum 150 Mbps transfer speed, 133 or 100 no matter what readings are displayed, as would an IDE drive.

  The problem is that since there is no AHCI setting, the drive cannot enjoy the native command files or TOPPING.

  Aside from that, an SSD should be better that a standard SATA I mechanical drive or IDE hard drive.

  Even subjectively, you should 'see' a difference in sensitivity of disc, not you?

  Improved time, faster startup time for research, for example.