Improvement of power supply Dimension 9200

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  Hello

  The standard ATX HP power is 5.9 by 3.4 by 5.5.

  The Corsair CX500, CX600, or CS650m to adjust the dimensions above.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

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  @dsm451, welcome to the forum.

  I think that it is a standard ATX power supply unit (PSU).  You need to measure the area where the power supply will be installed.  Then choose a power supply that will fit in this space.  This is a power supply which should work.  Here are the steps to do this: 5.9 "x 3.39" x 5.51"."  It is 550W modular.  Modular power supply is good for small enclosures because you can only use cables that are absolutely necessary.  I always recommend at least 500W.  The PSU is the backbone of the computer.  It is not the place to save money.

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  1. Remove the cables in the power cable routing clip.
  2. Remove the four screws that attach the power supply to the back of the computer frame.
  3. Press the release button located on the floor of the computer frame.
  4. Slide the power supply approximately 1 inch toward the front of the computer.
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• Dell Dimension 9200. The orange light flashes. Power disconnect day + this market but stop and it will not work unless that unplugged for a day

  Flashes orange and no lights on the front panel next to the USB ports. (see amber light on motherboard, power button / stop 15 sec + he disappears, but the computer does not start, a few times the fan turned on couple seconds), initially it used to go in the cycle (starts for about 3-5 seconds and stops) several times and the flashing yellow light.

  If I unplug the power cord for a day + and try, it worked, stop and restart immediately worked too but when I shutdown and come after a few hours, it will not start again (power plugged).
  Disconnect the power supply for a day + new and it worked once tried.

  I did the reset by pressing the power button / 15 sec + but no luck. Until a day + unplugged worked so far about three times will try again tomorrow and see what happens if I don't stop the computer ever.

  What a PSU or of the motherboard problem or some other problem? Hope it can be fixed.

  Rav96

  Flashes orange and no lights on the front panel next to the USB ports. (see amber light on motherboard, power button / stop 15 sec + he disappears, but the computer does not start, a few times the fan turned on couple seconds), initially it used to go in the cycle (starts for about 3-5 seconds and stops) several times and the flashing yellow light.

  If I unplug the power cord for a day + and try, it worked, stop and restart immediately worked too but when I shutdown and come after a few hours, it will not start again (power plugged).
  Disconnect the power supply for a day + new and it worked once tried.

  I did the reset by pressing the power button / 15 sec + but no luck. Until a day + unplugged worked so far about three times will try again tomorrow and see what happens if I don't stop the computer ever.

  What a PSU or of the motherboard problem or some other problem? Hope it can be fixed.

  Rav96

  A flashing orange power LED, usually indicates a power supply problem power, given the age of the Dimension 9200, which is highly likely.

  Try to replace the power supply with a power supply of labour "Known", to see if that makes a difference.

  This system does not use an exclusive power of Dell, you can install most power supply ATX with a power connector 24 pin or 20 + 4 pin main motherboard and this can be purchased in most local computer stores, or online.

  The 9200 has a rear panel open, a diet with or without the on/off switch can be installed.

  Note: You need a PSU with six SATA power connectors.

  Otherwise, you can buy a refurbished Dell OEM [Dell P/N KH624] 375w PSU from here:

  http://www.Amazon.com/Dell-dimension-power-supply-KH624/DP/B0039OHV2O

  Bev.

• Dimension E510: Power supply, video cards and fans...

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  About 2 years ago I bought a Dell Dimension E510 desktop to game and machinima. It has served me pretty well until about a week ago lightning hit a tree outside my window while I tried to shut down my system. The storm came pretty quick and I didn't know that it was there only a rumble of Thunder, so I started to stop, but it was too late: smileysad:. The motherboard was virtually unusable. I took it to a local computer repair shop and the machine lights up and works just fine except for the card NETWORK does not work on the map AND if you did a RAM test that it would fail, but not one stick of RAM could be found with a problem. They ordered a replacement for my Dell motherboard.

  So I was thinking the other day, 'now would be a great time to make updates!". I put a 250 GB Seagate Barracuda HARD drive to replace the old 80 GB Hitachi. I also thought to improve cooling, the power supply and the video card. I have a lot of questions so here Let's go!

  (1) can I replace the fan inside the shrowd of cpu with a spare fan fan, and if so what are the dimensions of the fan?

  (2) can / should I strap in a 80 mm fan / 120 mm at the rear of the case to increase the flow of air from the case?

  (3) I heard that put a spare PSU is FRY your motherboard. I don't want that, but Dell doesn't provide upgrades of power supply (isn't that Nice of them?). A power PC Power & Cooling 500W Dell will work with the motherboard and the case?

  (4) after installing a new power supply, something like an ATI Radeon HD 3870 would work well? (compatibility with the motherboard)

  (5) I read something about being owner or something in this sense (like my e510) Dell systems. What is c?

  Well, that's all for now. I hope that there will can help me!
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• Equium A200-1VO - what could be done to improve the situation of power supply?

  I recently bought an Equium A200 1VO as one second laptop - my other (an Aspire) is excellent, but a bit heavy in the basket to autour. Anyway, it seemed fabulous value and has worked very well so far - but I just discovered a catch today, the low battery life. I understand that this gap is shared with most of the other laptops of a comparable weight.

  In any case, I wonder what could possibly be done about (I often use my laptop while on the move, in locations without power outlet available, and less than 1 hour of power is very restrictive (I know powersave and others)-especially compared to my other laptop which is about 3 hours on battery)?

  Is there a portable power charger (the type with which you can load to the top of their rechargeable batteries on the sector, then take them and be able to charge mobile phones, iPods, etc. several times without needing an external power supply), as the Proporta one, who could charge a laptop as well (well, this laptop)? And how about the 9 cell Li-ion battery that sell Toshiba (or for that matter, one 6 cells)?

  How long will pretty much those give me? Are there other types of batteries that can be purchased for an extra life?

  Any suggestions on how I could get more autonomy would be most appreciated.

  Hi guys

  > what could be done to improve the situation of power supply
  You could buy a stronger battery which delivers more power for a long time
  You should take a look at the value of mA; more better ;)

  Also please don t forget that the Vista operating system needs more power as an early OS like XP.
  Vista needs more power because it wastes more computing resources.
  I read that a same notebook would run 2 times longer on battery with preinstalled W2K or XP.

• Replacement of power SUPPLY Dell Dimension 5000 block

  Hi - I have a Dell Dimension 5000 (around 2005) with a duff ATX PSU.

  Dell p/n is CN-OC5201-17972-51R-1CNV and the model # is N305P-00

  I looked on this forum and the recommended not only equivalent Dell PSU (Antec TRUEPOWERII IPTI-430 430W ATX12V 2.01 Power Supply) does not seem to be available (UK).

  Does anyone know of a compatible brand/model power supply that I can replace my diet duff with or where I can get a direct replacement from DELL for a reasonable price?

  I think my power supply DELL has these connectors:

  P1 - power of card mother ATX 24-pin
  P2 - 4 motherboard power PIN
  P3 - 4 SATA connector
  P5 - Ditto
  P7 - connector floppy 4pin
  P8 - 4 Molex power connector pin
  P9 - Ditto

  Any help would be appreciated...

  Thank you

  yydelilah

  Corsair is an excellent brand of food, with a good warranty

  The Corsair CX 400W ATX2.2 Power Supply, would be compatible with the Dimension 5000.

  Bev.

• Dimension 4600 doesn't work with the new power supply

  Hi all

  I replaced the power supply in my 4600 today so he would welcome a Nvidia Geforce 7950GT AGP.

  The model is an integrator of Aerocool 500W 80 Plus Bronze. http://www.Amazon.co.UK/GP/product/B00JKVHKSU?

  The 4600 has two sockets on the motherboard. A 20 pin and 4 pin. The new power supply had a 24pin cable that I shared, so it became 20 + 4.

  It is not working properly. With all the connected cables (2 cables for the mobo) and 2 connectors molex to drive HARD and CD - R, there is a flashing orange light on the front of the computer and a green light on the motherboard. Some discs don't look, no noise. Nothing is on. If I remove the power cable from motherboard 4 pin POWER supply lights up and the fan from the CPU. There is no problem when I connect the old Dell 250w PSU back up.

  Some of the reviews on Amazon have said that some cable has been connected to wrong and only he re-wiring to work. I don't know if this applies to me? I took some pictures of the connectors. http://imgur.com/a/6m9pu

  Someone at - it ideas?

  Thank you

  Andrew

  AV115

  Hi all

  I replaced the power supply in my 4600 today so he would welcome a Nvidia Geforce 7950GT AGP.

  The model is an integrator of Aerocool 500W 80 Plus Bronze. http://www.Amazon.co.UK/GP/product/B00JKVHKSU?

  The 4600 has two sockets on the motherboard. A 20 pin and 4 pin. The new power supply had a 24pin cable that I shared, so it became 20 + 4.

  It is not working properly. With all the connected cables (2 cables for the mobo) and 2 connectors molex to drive HARD and CD - R, there is a flashing orange light on the front of the computer and a green light on the motherboard. Some discs don't look, no noise. Nothing is on. If I remove the power cable from motherboard 4 pin POWER supply lights up and the fan from the CPU. There is no problem when I connect the old Dell 250w PSU back up.

  Some of the reviews on Amazon have said that some cable has been connected to wrong and only he re-wiring to work. I don't know if this applies to me? I took some pictures of the connectors. http://imgur.com/a/6m9pu

  Someone at - it ideas?

  Thank you

  Andrew

  AV115

  Have you used the connector 4 pins, which was part of the 20 + 4 P1 12v connector, connect to the P2 4 motherboard connector pins 12v?

  
  See 41, J5B1 Connector [aka P2]

  http://FTP.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_dimension_desktops/dimension-4600_service%20manual_en-us.PDF

  
   http://www.AOne.co.UK/prodinfo.asp?ProductID=4523

  Connector 4 + 4 pin 12v PSU is divided into two 4-pin connectors and one of them, can be used for the P2 motherboard connector.

  Bev.

• Update on power supply for Dell Dimension 4600

  I searched in the nets, but was not able to find an answer, so I hope someone can help.

  I received recently a 4600 as a hand.  I decided to set up as a game machine.  I know it's an old PC, but I do not anticipate play something newer than Battlefield 2142 (I use my Xbox 360 to play newer games).

  In any case, I was able to get a new Radeon X 1950 PRO on eBay for $35 shipped to replace a 6600GTOC whose fan has stopped working.  I thought that since I was the video card for a good price, upgrading the PSU still would be worth during the upgrade of the motherboard or get a new PC.

  I started to look at the power supplies and noticed that some of them have their own power switch.  This means that the power button on the front of the 4600 no longer works?  I would go with a power supply where can I still use the power button and should not spread in the back to turn on the PC.

  BTW, here's the rest of the features of the 4600:

  CPU: Pentium 4 HT 3.06 GHz (Northwood) - HT disabled

  RAM: 3 GB PC3200

  Readers: A WD 320 IDE, a DVD-ROM and floppy 3.5 "drive

  No other expansion boards outside the video card will be installed.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  slee1972

  When the power supply the on/off switch, you leave in the position 'On' and use the power button on the front of the computer.

  The Dimension 4600 has an open back panel, you can use most of the generic ATX PSU, with or without the market/on-off switch and with either a 20-PIN or 20 + connector 4-pin main motherboard.

  You should be able to buy food from the local computer stores.

  How to replace the power supply in a D-4600.

  NOTE from the ADMIN: Broken link has been removed / replaced this post by Dell >

  Bev.

• Need the dimensions of XPS8300 power supply for the upgrade.

  So I bought a Dell XPS 8300 on sale Black Friday mainly because of the processor, RAM and HARD drive.  I need a new computer and wanted it to be fast but also wanted a desktop computer, because I intend to upgrade to a better quality of game.  I plan on upgrading the graphics card to a Geforce GTX 560 Ti FPB.  I understand that this will require a more powerful power supply and seeks to those at the moment, probably a 760W supply.  My concerns are mainly regarding the power supply box installation.

  Currently my XPS 8300 has a 7P3WV 460W power supply.  Part # H460AD-00.  Someone has dimensions on this so I can get a power supply that will compete?

  Or if no dimensions does anyone know of a compatible PSU?
  

  Finally, I intend to switch on the case and motherboard and all simply transfer on the parties but that is further down the road.

  Thanks in advance!

  nefastusaequitas

  Generic standard ATX power supply can be installed, with a power of 20 + 4 pin main motherboard, or 24 pins as the XPS 8300 has a rear panel open, with or without the on/off switch.

  You should be able to buy a compatible power supply either a local computer or online store.

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

  Bev.

• Improvement of the power supply for laptop

  The danger is that if the power supply cable is knocked out, the circuit board is broken.

  The connection of the laptop must be a cone. It could set magnetically or by using snaps.

  The laptop having a female cone and cord fitted with a male when cone struck with sufficient force should simply detach without damaging the laptop.

  Apple has already patented such a design and Microsoft use a variant of it for the shelf on the Surface.