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• The Acer M3641 will have a standard ATX power supply? My power supply is dead.

  My M3641 does not start and it seems to be dead while it is turned off.  It was plugged and it started sparking and make loud pop.  I see no signs of a short circuit or damage the inside of the case, but I did not remove or open the power supply.  I think to replace, but I can't find all the information on the sites of Acer which would specify if a standard ATX PSU would work or if there are installation instructions I need.  Does anyone out there know about this?  Thank you.

  OK, no answer here yet, so I had to make a decision.  I bought a ThermalTake TR2 430W ATX PSU (also shown on their Web site as W0070) and I replaced the power supply in my M3641.  It cost me $25 (after discount) at a local TigerDirect store (CompUSA was.)  I was shocked (no pun intended) the degree of simplicity to install.  I was also shocked that he seems to have worked immediately.

  First I disconnected the power of the unit and press and hold the power on button on the front of the PC (according to the instructions of Acer) to release any remaining electrical load (or so they claim).  I removed the 4 screws of the old PSU and slid the box out of the chassis Assembly while retaining all connected cables.  I found the best direction for the new PSU (fan stood in the same place, so the new power supply heat can be evacuated in the chassis, but the chassis is open enough and if the fan is drawing inside the PSU the air comes from the back of the unit (reasonably fresh air.)  It's the only way it would fit the attachment power cord located on the side of the draw.  The old power supply had the fan and the power cord on the same side attachment to the rear of the chassis).  Note that it is possible that the fan is fan in the power supply and the back.  I do not know.  In any case, I had no choice about the direction.

  I unplugged the old PSU connector and replaced it by plugging the connector corresponding since the new power supply.  I did step by step, a connector at the same time, check first to make sure I knew exactly where the connector has been set and what was the orientation.  In each case, I checked to make sure that the paired wire color coding.  In some cases, there was an extra wire on the new connector, but all the others were corresponding to the color and orientation.  I had a square connection 4 pins which does not correspond to the form of any connector again, but the new PSU was a rectangle connector 8 this divide into two 4 pin and I joined an of these.  The main connector has been 24 pins and the new PSU gave me an option of 20 or 24 pins.  Once again, no problem.  I noticed that one of the connections of the old PSU was actually two connections separated on a single cable, so I simply repeated with the new power supply, which included two cables multiconnector just for this purpose.  I used one of those for the two connections (hard disk, I think) and the other for a single connection, probably for the optical drive.

  The old power supply was now completely detached.

  After checking that all the screws and connectors have been secured, screw the plate chassis and to make sure the PC is properly delivered together, I plugged it in the end of the power cable supplied with the new power supply with the power off PC switch.  Then I plugged the other end of the power cable on my PS backup APC no explosion yet, so I went the new PC button power on / off to we.  Still no spark, so I pressed the button on the front of the PC and voila, it lights up and started.  Everything seems fine.  It seems to work normally.  If I encounter problems such as overheating, I will update this post.

• An ATX PSU will fit in a XPS 8700

  My OEM power is strong and I want to buy a new power supply. A standard ATX PSU will fit in a XPS 8700? Here are the models that I see, but I'm also open to the suggestion. I'm more interested in noise reduction, I don't do any game so I have no power requirements other than to support the stock with a GTX645 Office.

  Rosewill CAPSTONE-450-M - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182261

  SeaSonic S12G S12G-550 - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151136

  SeaSonic G series SSR-550RM - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151119

  laxboy10

  More generic standard ATX power supply can be installed with a power of 20 + 4 pin main motherboard, or 24 pins as the 8700 XPS has a rear panel open, with or without the on/off switch.

  Note: A power supply with 5 SATA connectors, is necessary.

  It was reported that it is better to buy a PSU with a depth of approximately 5.9 ".

  The SeaSonic S12G S12G-550 550W ATX12V / EPS12V 80 PLUS GOLD Certified ActivePFC PSU looks like it should be good.

  Bev.

• OptiPlex 745c PSU standard or non standard atx

  Hello

  I think that the power supply is originally a result with the office, but to test, is the power supply in this office a standard?

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  Thanks for your time

  Dan

  Corsair CS750M works very well.  I also used Antec Earth Watts 650.

• Is ThinkCentre M73 PSU, standard TFX PSU form factor?

  I am considering getting a ThinkCentre M73 in the form of network appliance, which I hope will run for at least 10 years. It is actually replace a Dell OptiPlex G1, who has worked for 15 years non-stop. Although the Dell has worked very well so far, I've always been aware that Dell uses an exclusive pinout for the power supply in this Optiplex, so replace the power supply in case of failure is not simple. I have not learned about this problem of power supply owner until the machine was already facing up and running, or I might have made a different choice.

  Now that I'm a little more enlightened, before I buy a M73, I want to know if the power supply is a standard TFX form factor or am I limited to only the Lenovo power supplies?

  You should be able to use to a TFX PSU form factor. However, you need a conversion cable to convert the 20/24 connector a 14 pin connector pins. This cable can be easly purchase on EBAY or Amazon (cost 5-20 depending on provider). I know that there are 300W and perhaps 350W PS.

• The alpha channel of delivery images - is there a standard?

  I need to provide a logo in 3D with alpha channel of a television station local to a customer and of thought, I would like to ask if there is a standard for this?

  I suspect Apple .mov is likely but as a windows user, I never use but have no problem with it.

  For lossless I use "UT Video Codec", it's free, fast, and I had good results.  I don't KNOW if I book in this format, it will cause a problem for the other end... call it a hunch.

  Call the station.  Ask for technical service.  They will tell you, you can ask on the tray, codec, frame rate more horizontal & vertical resolution.

  Now, if he came to MY station, I would accept 1280 x 720, 59,94 FPS, quicktime movies in the Animation codec, with a straight line (i.e. NOT premultiplied) alpha channel.  Stereo audio.

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• Power supply selection guide

  This MOD can make a post-IT.

  Here is a general guide on how to select a power supply for your HP desktop computer.  The majority of the standard ATX power supply (PSU) must fit in an envelope of HP.  The exception would be a slim casing or the esoteric Merle.

  Looking for a certification 80 + on the PSU to save electricity.  A PC is normally idle or operate at low load 75% of the time.  Therefore, to find a power supply which is more effective in the range 50 - 90W.  A power supply 80 + 350W reaches the level of efficiency of 80% at the exit of 70W (20% of rated output).  The output must be greater than 140W to achieve the same level of efficiency of a PSU of 700W 80 + equivalent.  So choose a power supply that is rated at 25% more than the maximum load of the ACTUAL spending of the rig you will save more of $ on electricity.

  A modern PSU is designed to achieve maximum efficiency between 20 and 80% of the nominal power.  Running a power supply above 80% charge level will result in excessive heat, noise and premature failure.

  A platform Nvidia GeForce GTX 280 (1024 MB of RAM) will rely on 350W max to the wall.  Taking into account the effectiveness of a block of power SUPPLY 80 +, the actual load on the power supply is only 280W (350 x 0.80).  To calculate the required power supply, multiply the actual load by 1.25 (25% margin).  In this case we only need a PSU 350W (280 x 1.25) to run this GPU.

  Let's apply what we know of a rigging of Radeon HD 4870 (512 MB RAM).  290W max to the wall.  Actual load is 290W x 0.80 or 230W.  Now, apply the 25% margin rule and we come to a requirement of 290W PSU (230W x 1.25).  Even if we apply a safety margin of 50%, the power required is always under 350W (230W x 1.50).

  There are no overspec need the power supply by 50%, unless you run your PC up 24/7.  Don't forget that there is a huge variation in the quality of the PSU and side.  Maybe a good 500W PSU is not able to provide as much energy as a quality 350W.  Antec Earthwatts/NeoPower/TruePower and Corsair Seasonic are widely available at several American retailers of quality units.

  High-end power supplies number will need additional power supply PSU in the form of one or two 6/8 pin plug GPU.  You can buy an adapter to convert a molex 4pin to plug 6-pin power of GPUS.

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/reviews/GeForce-Radeon-power, 2122 - 3.html

  Hi Nautsj,

  You need to open your PC and measure the physical dimensions of your diet. Here is a list of the things to consider:

  1. technical characteristics
  2. the total power - important
  3. amperage 12 + v - important
  4 modular - is not required, but I like the flexibility
  5. guarantee
  6 i7 and SLI ready
  7. energy efficiency
  8 cost
  9. size - standard ATX PSU is 5.5 "by 5.9" by 3.4 "give or take a few tenths
  10. a single + 12 volt rail is a better choice.

  www.Newegg.com has many choices of power supplies. Corsair, OCZ, Rosewill, Thermaltake...

  The typical EVGA GTX 570 in 9 "long.  The adjacent slot on the PCI-E x 16 slot must be vacant.  Open your PC and do some measures so that you know for sure if the card fits.  According to me, it will fit.

  For what is a PSU, Corsair CX600has very little growth, but the Corsair HX650gives you plenty of space to grow.

  I use the HX650 in two PC.  It is a modular model in order to have better options with the selection of cable.

  "How-to" HP articles should be useful.

  TIP: When installing the power supply, unlock the scanner and slide it forward to facilitate the removal and installation of the new power supply.

• Block POWER & Presario SR2020NX upgrade graphics card

  Hello world!

  My sister in law has a Compaq SR2020NX with one, (I think), 250 watts power supply.  She would spend the onboard graphics chip 6150LE to a dedicated card.  I am sure that she will need a new power supply for it but am not sure that the form factor.

  Can someone tell me if its system will accept a standard ATX PSU?  Or otherwise, that I am limited to?  Require a 24-pin (or 20 + 4) connector on the main Board?

  The PSUS that I'm interested in right now are the Antec earthwatts EA430

  or the Antec earthwatts EA380

  In addition, given that I'm here, can I also ask on the graphics card?  I think something like this model EVGA,

  One last thing, does anyone know if the chip 6150LE will accept the standard Nvidia driver?  If not, is there another source for updates of driver for this chip?

  Any help will be certainly appreciated!

  Thank you

  Larry

  Message edited by jaspertheogre on 12/26/2008 12:24
  Message edited by jaspertheogre on 12/26/2008 12:40

  Any ATX should work.  The 24-pin is designed to adapt the pins 20 connections... the extra pins hang on the side.  I would recommened make the connector 20 + 4 pin... so if you don't need the extra pins you can just stand out them.

• Pavilion 500 - 410a: updated HP pavilion 500-410a?

  
  

  You will definitely need an upgrade of at least 450 Watts POWER supply to run the video card candidate.  You will need a standard ATX PSU. Among of Corsair modular power supplies would be appropriate. Get a modular unit to avoid having to deal with additional wiring inside your box tight. See the following URL for examples of Corsair at NewEgg.com

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/ProductList.aspx?submit=Ene & N = 100007657% 2050001459% 204814% 20600029977 & IsNodeId = 1 & name = Corsair & cm_sp=Cat-PowerSupplies_1-_-PopBrand-_-Corsair

  The State does'nt manufacturer if PCIe power connectors are necessary, but I guess they are. We know not not in the pictures.

  I suggest to ask the manufacturer for the requirements for the card. Most other manufacturers provide only one obvious pof, but Leadtek does not work.

  The manual indicates that there are six or 8 PCIe power connector pins on the map. You must connect a PCIe power connector.

• Map Video M8430f upgrade... need advice.

  Hi all! I currently own a m8430f pc that comes with a 8500gt video card. I intend to upgrade to an nvidia 8800 GTS or an ATi HD4850 video card which is quite larger compared to the 8500gt vcard. My only concern is that if he would take on the card mother without hitting the ports of RAM/memory (or other) and the SATA ports. Regarding the power supply, I've already upgraded to a higher power, so there is no problem with this. I have spoken with HP online technician and he said, it is possible, but again, I want to be 100% sure. Also I would ask what vcard is better overall: 8800GTS or the HD4850? I did some research and found out that temp of the HD4850 is going up even at rest that worry me a little. Any help or suggestion would be greatly appreciated.

  BTW, this is my first post.

  Thank you...

  If a standard ATX PSU upgrade fits into your PC case and a standard size GFX PCIe card - x 16 must fit here as well. What ability to brand and power supply PSU (in Watts) you purchased the upgrade?

  If this isn't the case, you can simply return the GFX card to the seller with explanation that he wasn't your PC case.

  I have not run into problems with returns for a valid to date in online stores or physical reason.

• Video card upgrade (p6518f)

  Hello

  I wanted to update the video on my desktop PC HP Pavilion p6518f for some time.

  I don't know what would be the best, particularly given that there is not much room for a video card. I have

  play games quite frequently; mainly of WoW. Thank you very much for your help!

  Hello

  You're going to need a bigger PSU and video card as quickly.

  You need to open your PC and measure the physical dimensions of your diet. Here is a list of the things to consider:

  1. technical characteristics
  2. the total power - important
  3. amperage 12 + v - important
  4 modular - is not required, but I like the flexibility
  5. guarantee
  6 i7 and SLI ready
  7. energy efficiency
  8 cost
  9. size - standard ATX PSU is 5.5 "by 5.9" by 3.4 "give or take a few tenths
  10. a single + 12 volt rail is a better choice.

  www.Newegg.com has many choices of power supplies. Corsair, OCZ, Rosewill, Thermaltake... This Corsair CX500 should work.

  Open your PC and a few measurement in parallel with the PCI-E x 16 slot to see how long of a video card will fit. The adjacent slot on the PCI-E x 16 slot must be vacant.

  This ATI Radeon 6850 should have a lot of video card for modern games.

  ' HP ' how-to ' articles should be useful.  Install the power supply and that your PC stable first before installing the video card.

• HP ENVY Phoenix h9-1300 t CTO - replacement of power SUPPLY and GPU

  Hi all

  I bought my PC a couple of years ago and have been wanting to upgrade a little to the height.

  I'm looking to replace my Radeon HD 7770 and 600W PSU which is included in the PC with the following parts:

  Video card R9 sapphire Radeon 290 Tri - X 4 GB video card $379.99 @ Newegg

  Power supply EVGA SuperNOVA NEX 650W 80 + Gold Certified fully modular ATX power $59.99 @ Newegg

  What I need-

  Is there a guide to remove/replace these parts with this particular PC/case? Even the guide, I would like to know if it's important what part is replaced first.

  Shwop, welcome to the forum.

  This is the section addition / replacement the computer.  It has a guide for all components that you want to add or replace. including video card and PSU.

  The video card that you have chosen is not appropriate in the space provided.  You should go to the manufacturer's Web site to get the length.  You can make a model of the size of the card to see if it will fit.  Add at least an inch if the card has some additional power connectors.

  The power supply (PSU) should fit without any problem.  The computher uses a standard ATX PSU.  You can measure the existing PSU and compare the measurements to the one you choose.  Personally, I like Corsair PSU.  They are a little more expensive, but are amateur quality.  It will give you a good clean and stable power to operate the system.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• I'll be able to upgrade graphics card for my HP Pavillion to NVIDIA GTX 550 Ti m8530f

  Ive looked all over the web without success on a variety of graphics cards that I can install on my desktop. Ive had my eye on NVIDIA GTX 550 Ti, but I need to know if I can get some good graphics out of my machine

  Data sheet:

  Windows Vista Edition home premium

  5120 system memory

  1 TB harddrive

  NVIDIA GeForce 9300GE (Hybrid SLI)

  Hello

  The motherboard in your PC has a not very good history.

  Open your PC and do some measure to ensure that the GTX 550 will adjust.  This EVGA is a good model, but the ear there are other brands just as good.  The map is 8.25 "long.  The adjacent slot on the PCI-E x 16 slot must be vacant.

  You will need a bigger power supply.  A 500 Watt power supply should be sufficient for the GTX 550.

  Look at this Corsair CX500. It's good quality food.

  You need to open your PC and measure the physical dimensions of your diet.  Here is a list of the things to consider:

  1. Specifications
  2. Total power - important
  3. amperage 12 + v - important
  4. Modular - is not required, but I like the flexibility
  5. Warranty
  6. I7 and SLI ready
  7. Efficiency rating
  8. Cost
  9. The physical size - standard ATX PSU is 5.5 "by 5.9" by 3.4 "give or take a few tenths
  10. Only one + 12 volt rail is a better choice.

  www.Newegg.com has many choices of power supplies.  Corsair, OCZ, Rosewill, Thermaltake...

  How to replace a power supply.

  How to replace a video card.

• George gtx745 4 GB gddr5 NVIDIA

  I am looking for the complete specifications, can you help me?

  Hello

  The interface of memory on the HP OEM 745 of mentioned GTX is DDR3.  Look at these specifications.

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  I suspect that the power is insufficient for the HP Pavilion 500-317nl. A 180 watt external power supply would be too small and the motherboard as described is put into service for the standard ATX PSU.  There seems to be a break with this model and what has been documented.

  processor 84 watts max

  50 watts max graphics card

  card mother watts 25 min

  memory 4-6 watts

  Port USB3 10 watts

  3 PCI-E x 1 slots 30-75 watts max (25 watts for each 10 Watt card full height for card half height)

  hard drive from 6.9 to 9 watts

  optical drive 15 to 27 watts