HPE 380 t

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• UEFI on HPE - 380 t?

  Is it possible to renovate a Pavilion Elite HPE - 380 t with UEFI so that I can access a 4 TB drive? I updated the BIOS to 6.10 and installed the latest driver of drive-control of Intel.

  Thank you.

  Big_Dave:

  Thank you. I figured as well. I already have the monster 4TB mounted and recognized as a data drive (after having upgraded the speed drive firmware and used GPT instead of MBR to install the reader). I'll have to wait for the material to make it the boot drive.

  -Mr_Modem

• Update card its elite of pavilion HPE 380 t

  Hello

  I would like to install a card its decent in my HPE - 380 t, it came with built-in sound and is not so great for recording music, games, etc.

  I currently have a spare Creative Labs SB0790 PCI Sound Blaster X - Fi Xtreme Audio Sound Card and there is a slot

  next to my video card that looks like it should match this card, but it does not connect.

  Do I need a PCI express card his present? the pins don't really feel that they are in the right size for housing I have...

  Anyone who is familiar with this platform knows how I can get a decent card?

  Thank you!

  Your computer has the following slots;

  Two graphics PCI Express 2.0 x 16 (for graphics cards)

  A PCI Express x 4 card (for cards such as network, sound, tv tuner)

  A PCI Express x 1 card (for cards such as network, sound, tv-tuner)

  It doesn't have a PCI slot, you must use a PCIe card like your second link.

  Frank

• Each of these power supply compatible with my HPE - 380 t?

  CORSAIR CX600M 600W

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139048

  The Corsair CX600 and compatible with your HPE - 380 t electric TX650, however the CX600 will be a better fit physically.

  Please send BRAVO

• Pavilion Elite HPE - 380t: Pavilion Elite HPE - 380 t cpu upgrade options?

  What are my options for upgrading CPU?

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02250428

  Thank you

  @mpjbay, welcome to the forum.

  This is supported by the motherboard and HP processor upgrades:

  TDP: 130W
  Motherboard supports the following processor upgrades:

  Intel Core i7 9xx series (Bloomfield, includes Extreme Edition)

  The TDP is very important when choosing a processor upgrade.

  These are the options that you had to choose when you bought the computer:

  Must select one of the following options:
  Core-i7-930 (B) (130W)
  Core-i7-950 (B) (130W)
  Core-i7-960 (B) (130W)
  Core-i7-975EE (B) (130W)
  Core-i7-980 X EE (G) (130W)

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• Problem adding a hard disk for Pavilion Elite HPE - 380 t

  Hello

  I am trying to replace my existing drive with a new WD 1 TB hard drive. So I intend to install the new WD drive as the 2nd drive, and then run the utility WD Acronis to clone the original to the new drive.

  However, when I install the new disk, the BIOS recognizes it, but I think it appears in Windows 7 such as D drive, but it does not work. When I run Acronis, he says that it doesn't detect any WD drive.

  I went into the BIOS and ran the test drive / self-test and it passed.

  I noticed that the SATA1 controller is enabled. He didn't check before installing the drive.

  The controller SATA1 mode is RAID. Not sure that it was previously.

  Oh, and I plugged the new drive SATA cable into the connector of the motherboard directly next to the SATA connector as my original drive.

  Everyone through this? Any suggestions?

  Thanks in advance,

  Steve

  You are right. It was the answer, sort of. When I started Windows 7, I went in the new disk drives and active management. I let the system assign drive letters. I then rebooted.

  Then when I came back to Windows, I was able to run the original utility WD Acronis True Image to clone my source drive to the new drive. When finished, stop the system, removed my original drive and the new drive my only drive.

  Everything works beautifully. I managed to replace my hard drive.

  Thanks for the tip.

  Steve

• -What is compatible with my HPE - 380 t cx600 and Sapphire 7970 Corsair?

  I need to upgrade my computer and I was wondering if the two parties are compatible.

  CX600:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139028

  SAPPHIRE Vapor-X Radeon 7970:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814202001

  Jason, 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.

  The CX600 should be fine.   Check the existing PSU measurements and compare them to the CX600.  However, you must check the length of the 7970.  If it's 9 "or more it fits very probably not.

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• This motherboard is compatible with my HPE - 380 t case?

  I plan to replace my current motherboard that came with the Tower (because it uses PCI-Express 2.0) with the ASRock Z77 Extreme4, but I don't know if it will be insert in the tower.

  Motherboard ASRock website:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157293

  Most of these Intel LGA 1155 Micro ATX motherboards should support PCIe v3.0 with the use of a 3rd generation Intel iCore (i3, i5, i7) CPU. Installation of a 2nd generation Intel iCore CPU will very likely the slot PCIe x 16 back to v2.0. These cards mothers Micro of ATX Intel LGA 1150 will support PCIe v3.0 and will require the use of a 4th generation Intel iCore (i3, i5, i7) CPU.

  You can buy a new motherboard and CPU use PCIe v3.0. You can buy a new Windows operating system. You will not be able to continue to use your recovery disks. You will not be able to continue using the software 'value-added' originally shipped with your computer. You may need to purchase other components (power, graphics, memory, etc.) as needed. You can have problems with a new motherboard corresponding rods threaded fixing OEM and/or the rear plate of I/O. You may have trouble connecting to the connector on the front panel of the new motherboard.

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• Upgrade the video card in Pavilion HPE 380t

  Hello

  I want to upgrade the video card in my HPE 380 t, currently it has geforce gtx 260, I want to install a geforce gtx 560 ti or 570.

  I have 2 problems with the viability of this. 1. space. and 2. Food. Has anyone successfully completed a similar upgrade on this system?

  Plug current sys is the following.

  • Intel Core i7 - 930 quad-core [2.8 GHz, 1 MB L2 + 8 MB of cache N3 shared]
  • 12GB DDR3 - 1066 MHz SDRAM [6 DIMMS]
  • 1 TB hard drive 7200 RPM SATA 3 Gb/s of 750Go
  • 1.8 GB NVIDIA Geforce GTX 260 [2 DVI, HDMI and VGA adapters]
  • LightScribe 16 X MAX drive DVD +/-R/RW SuperMulti

  power of 460 wt

  About the food, the psu calculator gives me the following recommendations

  I need my current configuration 529W!

  with a gtx 560 ti , I need 513

  with a gtx 570, I need 577W

  This raises a few questions:

  1. How can my system running on a 460wt power if the power supply calculator recommends 529w (nvidia reccomends a PSU 500w for the gtx 260 which is installed on my machine?)

  2. how the song gtx 560 ti could possibly require less energy than my current gtx 260?

  3. could I move to one of these cards without replacing the power supply? (I'd be willing to lose the dvd/rw drive, this falls 30w)

  4. what someone has updated the PSU in a HPE 380 t? Looks like there is a little extra space, but not much?

  About the video card itself, I am concerned about the space, I looked inside of the case, there is a decent amount of clearance around the gtx 260, but I'd love to hear from someone who has tried to replace this card.

  Specifications for standard cards are:

  gtx 260 courses:

  height: 4,376 inches, length: 10.5 inches, width: double slot

  recommended psu 500w

  GTX 560 ti

  height: 4,376 inches, length: 9 inches, width: double slot

  recommended psu 500w

  GTX 560 ti super clocked

  height: 9.4 inches, length: 11.8 inches, width: double slot

  GTX 570

  height: 4,376 inches, length: 10.5 inches, width: double slot

  recommended psu 550w

  bang for buck the 560 ti superclocked is the best deal, unfortunately they are also the most cumbersome...

  All advice appreciated!

  Hello

  The difference will be the distance between the power supply and the optical bays can be annoying.  Open your PC and do some measure and see if a thumb causes less issues.  Don't forget the extra cable lengths.

  Tip: When you install the new power supply, remove the front cover, lock the optical drive and slide if forward to facilitate the installation of the power supply. Do the PSU upgrade before you get your PC stable before installing new video card.

  These "how-to" HP articles should be useful.

  The OCZ has a bus verses double 12 volts the Corsair with a rail.  There is always a debate about who is best. Both have advantages and disadvantages.  I prefer implementing the only bus.  The really big PSUS, all seem to have several buses. The material of the size of the bus which had to bear the whole of the amperage on a bus would be rather substantial with very large power supplies and there are other reasons.

• How to upgrade to usb 3.0

  I have a desktop computer Pavilion Elite HPE - 380 t and upgrade to USB 3.0.  What should I do?

  You can add a card PCIE USB3.0 found here

• Need help with replacement disk on port 0 in Raid1 desktop machine

  I have a HPE 380 t. I have has a RAID1 (mirror) with 2-500 GB Western Digital. When I boot it says the raid has deteriorated and an error has occurred on the player connected to port 0, port 1 player shows ok. It's in the Manager of the Intel Matrix Storage Manager, (Ctrl + I on startup). The machine starts again, but I want to replace the drive on Port 0 with another disk of 500 GB.

  How can I go on that so I don't toast all data on the drive Port1?

  I searched links and other places for help on this but nothing helps! Is there a tutorial or step by step instructions somewhere that I can go?

  Thanks in advance

  Hi Mike,.

  Lucky for you that you are using non-RAID 0 and RAID 1 or your table would probably unusable.

  You can determine the status of your RAID configuration using the Intel Rapid Storage Technology (IRST) software.  If you do not have this software on your PC, then you can Download IRST from the Intel web site.  I recommend that you use the latest version available from Intel.  General information can be obtained from the TSRI User Guide.  When you launch TSRI, help topics are an excellent source of information.  You can access TSRI by going to the control panel and select Intel Rapid Storage Technology. You can also access TSRI from low location of the taskbar.  TSRI should resemble a hard disk icon and it normally has a green check mark.  By default, TSRI is defined as delayed start, so don't expect to see active immediately.

  1. Launch the IRST while under Windows
  2. Click Help
  3. Click on troubleshooting
  4. Click on gradient volumes and follow the recommendations. Scroll to RAID 1.

• Adding a hard drive.

  The HPE - 380 t Seagate 1.5 TB of hard disk, can I add a largerdrive (2 TB), in the Bay of spare?  Should be same brand?

  Hello

  Looking at the configurable Options for your PC, it will certainly not problem with a 2 TB HARD drive - the drive must not be from the same manufacturer.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Cleaning of hard drives

  Hello. I have a desktop HPE - 380 t with Windows 7 Home Premium, 2 hard drives of 500 GB and am going to do a factory re-install with my recovery disks. Should I use a hard drive cleaner or gum before the re install and if so, which cleaner is a good purchase? Thank you in advance. Bruce

  Hello

  As you do a factory reinstall, the initial stage of this will format the hard disk on which it is installed.  Actually, this erases all data from the drive.  Once your operating system is installed, you can format your other hard drive using disk management.

  Best wishes

  DP - K

• Pavilion HPE h8-1207eo: Sapphire R9 380 will work with chicago motherboard?

  Hello

  I'm about to buy a new graphics card for my older Pavilion and I think to buy this R9 380 of Sapphire.

  I heard that people have had problems with the old BIOS from the motherboard in this PC (IPISB-CH2) and I would like to know if the same problems with this graphics card would occur. I think that he has dual bios which (I assume) would make the card compatible with older motherboards. I did all other components work with the card.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

  -Max

  Hjalpmovie, welcome to the forum.

  If you read the specifications tab in the link you provided, he says to a power supply (PSU) of not less than 500W.  The power supply of your computer is only 460W.  I suggest at least 600W to make sure that you have enough power for the future updates.

  You must also measure the space where the map is to ensure that he will accept a card that is 9.5 "(237,35 mm)."  It is a VBIOS hybrid that allows him to work with a legacy or a UEFI BIOS.  If it were me, I would contact the manufacturer to make sure that it works before you order it.  This will save the shipping charges to return it if it does not work for some reason any.

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• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400z CTO: HPE-400z S/PDIF

  I need best plug to the motherboard of the HPE-400z system.  I need to the rider in a video card and the document online say it is an internal port but nothing describes where it is.

  Help, please.

  Hello

  See the image below.

  

  The SPDIF connector has been used with older graphics cards to route the audio signal to the output from the HDMI connector.