Inspiron 3847, new card video-EVGA GTX 950 SC and EVGA 430 PS?

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• A7F22A: New card video for HP Pavilion p7 - 1380t

  I need to know what video cards are compatible with the

  HP Pavilion p7 - 1380t

  If I can bypass the use of onboard video card external video.  Does anyone have a link?

  Brian

  Hello

  See thespecificationsto your PC and you will find a list of graphics cards HP OEM approved and certified.

  Apart from HP OEM graphics cards, NVIDIA GTX 660 is a choice of excellect to non-UEFI graphics card.  Remember the team with a 600 Watt power supply.

• Inspiron 3847 upgrade video card options

  Hi all

  I recently bought a Dell Inspiron 3847

  My videocard GeForce GT 720

  Intel Core i7-4790 processor 3.6 GHz

  16 GB of DDR3 (8GBx2 1600 MHz) memory

  so I need to update my video card for games how much electric power for the new video card required

  I have 300 watt

  Sorry for the bad English ():

  thx a lot if this card I wil buy EVGA GeForce GTX 960 G 04-P4-3962-KR 4 GB SC GAMING, only 6.8 inches

  4 GB 2 GB not

  www.newegg.com/.../Product.aspx

  and thx agin

• Want to 750-124 HP: HP 750-124 power PCI for Geforce GTX 950 video card connection

  I oened my HP Envy 750-124 to add a videocard GeForce GTX 950 and 6 pin PCI power cord to power the card could not be found. There is a PCI Express slot present on the motherboard, but no way to connect the power supply Board. So what don't understand me?  Thank you.

  You're welcome, @DFB2.

  The difference in both models, is that the 700-074 craving came with an installed 460W PSU.  That might be enough to run the GTX 950 correctly.  Even some of these PSU is not additional power adapters.  It depends on a lot of other components that are installed in the computer.  Video card manufacturers give room for all situations.  Normally, I would recommend buying a PSU that is at least 100W above the manufacturer stated minimum requirements.  I hope that explains the situation better.

  Here are the Product Specifications for the power supply in the 700-074:

  Form factor: ATX internal
  Total wattage: 460W
  Nominal input voltage range:
  100-127V/3A (50-60 Hz)
  200-240 v/2A (50-60 Hz)
  Dimensions: 150 x 140 x 86 mm (5.9 x 5.5 x 3.4 inches)
  * This power supply has an LED to indicate a possible failure condition when the light is off and the power is connected.

• Update graphics card for gtx 960 is my Inspiron 3847 compatible?

  I acquired a 960 gtx, after removing the Panel on the side of my Inspiron 3847 case, I realized that the 960 gtx is just a little big to fit. Is the 960 gtx compatible with my Inspiron 3847, if yes, how can I make it work with my PC?

  You can not operate its too long and the power is no where near enough.

• HP Pavilion p7 - 1280t: Add a new card in the machine help gtx

  How will I know if my pc is compatible with the addition of a

  GeForce GTX 950

  I have already installed a 500 Watt power supply.

  I looked at the motherboard. Unless you replaced the motherboard (and I guess you haven't if you post here) you have a card mother IPISB-CU (Carmel2) in this machine. The unfortunate news is that you will not be able to use a GTX 950 with this motherboard.

  The reason? This bios on this motherboard is inherited and the latest graphics cards require UEFI. There is no update or the fix for it from HP. Your option is to find a graphics card that will run with a legacy bios or replace the motherboard.

  I just discovered this problem myself. I have a h8-1114 with the same motherboard. I bought a GTX 960 FTW assuming that HP offered updates for their hardware (bios). After hours on the phone with Nvidia, we finally understood that it was the bios. And a call to Evga quickly confirmed that it was the bios and there is no solution for it and HP is not providing an update problem.

  Personally I'm working on a limited budget, but the original video card that came with this machine is not an option for me (it was the newspaper ago given to my daughter for her machine to play Minecraft). I use an old GTX 260 we had laying around and can not read some of the games that I enjoy because of it.

  I've replace the mobo and will NEVER NEVER buy a pre-built computer.  HP has completely disgusted me with this machine. This isn't the first question I had and which would not have existed if I had built the machine myself.

  Here's the mobo, I chose to replace the piece of garbage HP which should be compatible with all other materials, you (your RAM, CPU, etc.).  http://www.Amazon.com/DP/B008NA1K0S/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&ColId=MPPXIPPUEMIQ&coliid=I1YAAN0FVVCEWP

• HP pavilion hpe h8-1020: evga geforce gtx 950 in hp pavilion hpe h8-1020

  Hello guys I have a hp pavilion hpe h8-1020 and I am looking to upgrade to a nvidia gtx 950 is it compatibile, what I need to supply?

  Hello

  There is a unknown specification for your motherboard that will prevent you from installing a new 3.0 PCIe x 16 graphics card. Maps 3.0 is backward compatible with PCIe x 16 2.0 slots. Your motherboard may have a PCIe x 16 1.0 slot. None of these options below works on your PC if you have PCIe x 16 version 1.0

  The Radeon HD 6570, an option to purchase, is a PCIe x 16 card USB2.0. You can have a 2.0 slot. It is unclear when we look at the characteristics of HP for your PC.

  I got a HD 6570. You could not install drivers from AMD with the version of HP of this card. You need to use the HP drivers. It is possible that this card is not a 2.0 card even if the consumer version is a USB2.0 card. We can only guess.

  MSI is rolling out hybrid Nvidiacards soon. Try anything tangible yet seen. NVIDIA is slowly releasing the 1000 series cards that require less power. Maybe some OEM will also include hybrid versions that will work on your PC any time.

  The 900 series Nvidia graphics cards need the UEFI BIOS.

  Your PC has a legacy BIOS.

  You have a 300 Watt power supply. You will have to upgrade from food to run a card AMD and respect the strict minimum if you can install a TG 640 GDDR5 map.

  You may be able to install (you need a PCIe x 16 slot 2.0) Nvidia 600 series cards or watch hybrid of AMD cards by Sapphire.

  AMD cards are longer and require larger power supplies.

  You should check that you have the power and the room to install two graphics cards. The cards are also double slot. You will need to verify that you can install a card double slot. Even once, you need a PCIe x 16 slot on the motherboard 2.0.

  See you soon!

• What the best graphic card for my Inspiron 3847 - for games

  What is the best graphics card on the market which is compatible with my Inspiron 3847. I play all the newest and most anticipated games and need a video card that can follow. Something that requires no update since my current set up to run favorite. $$Price is not the problem.

  Then I would say based on my table than the R7 250th aka HD7750 is the best.

  • 384 stream processors
  • 1 GB 128-Bit GDDR5
  • PCI Express 3.0

  That's what I have in my 3847 with power supply.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814121800

• EVGA GeForce GT 610 can I put my Inspiron 3847

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  I want to upgrade to a better graphics card

  Model of the computer Inspiron 3847

  You can use the best cards, but they need a better diet.

  I use CS750M of Corsair and a GTX570.   Others have used up to GTX970, but only 9 inches long or less in the case of cards. So check the dimensions before you buy the card. The map below works fine with the EPS12V ready haswell of power upgrade.

  

• New Inspiron 15R SE 7520 video startup problems

  I recently bought a new laptop and it has had problems since I got it. Originally I was to blame these on windows 8 and stuck through them to get used to, but my graphics card which is a 2 GB AMD RADEON HD M 7730 planted a lot almost without reason. The screen would go black and then reappear with a bubble WARNING saying something like "AMD graphics card has recovered from an unexpected fall. At this point, I decided to go back to windows 7, but after trying to do a new reinstall Windows 7, it just stopped and then whenever I start, it displays an error message on a black screen background I would like to select windows 8 and he would go as usual.

  Now the real problem you now have the baseline. Today I opened my laptop after leaving it on when the lid accidentally closed. It seemed that everything was fine, but the continuous black screen and then finally just stayed black. I turned off the laptop to see if I could reset it and when I turned it back I had no video output at all. The power light turns on, the fan starts going and nothing other than the gradual power in light. One of the buttons on the front, which I assume is the battery (a small box with a lightning bolt in the middle) button flashes between red and white.

  I tried to find solutions, but almost all the other problems that I find tell me to wait for the dell logo to appear or buttons wedge at a time when starting, but I still don't receive anything other than a black screen.

  Any help would be appreciated to gretly, luckily I still have my old laptop so I can use it to ask.

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• New Dell Inspiron 3847 could not install

  Yesterday, I bought a Dell Inspiron 3847 desk top. After that I turned on the computer received a message for location of audit United States of setting up normal, English and I choose Pacific Time and next pressed. I received the message on blue screen "we set up your computer, this may take some time." Then after a few minutes, the computer screen went blue screen to flicker multi colors. I had no choice but to turn the computer off, wait and when I turned the computer back on, I got the message - your account has been disabled and then message defaultuser 0, with message insert key disk to reset. Which of course I did not.

  That's happened?

  I got to Best Buy and they do not know the problem. Also better to buy La Quinta CA gave me a very hard time and accused me of put a virus on the computer. Really, I said I just plug it in and turned on the computer.

  Please notify. I have nothing else, and no information has been placed on the computer.

  I would be recognizing a relay.

  Sincerely,

  Copper

  Hi rsmetana,

  You will need to go back to Best buy and talk to a Manager. Your office had a hardware failure or operating system.

• Replacement card mother Inspiron 3847

  I had a problem so that the update of the bios and AC power to quit smoking. I tried to reset by removing the CMOS without result.

  I would be able to replace the motherboard which is a large bear 13040-1?. What is a 88DT1?

  earglued

  I had a problem so that the update of the bios and AC power to quit smoking. I tried to reset by removing the CMOS without result.

  I would be able to replace the motherboard which is a large bear 13040-1?. What is a 88DT1?

  earglued

  Yes, the motherboard can be replaced, but you will need to install an other motherboard OEM in Dell Inspiron 3847 88DT1.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/Dell-Inspiron-3847-OEM-Intel-i5-desktop-motherboard-88DT1-socket-LGA1150-Mint-/301310050318

  If you have an active warranty, contact Dell Technical Support.

  Bev.

• New Dell Inspiron 3847 does not illuminate

  I just bought an Inspiron 3847 Friday. What I did is to make updates, install firefox, installed a game and when I wake up today to turn it on it lights. I disconnected the electrical surge protecter, plugged in the wall and still nothing. I was looking online for 2 hours on what to do and im a loss. I have to go back to the store, or is there something else to do for this problem? Thanks for any help

  sarcasticmama

  I just bought an Inspiron 3847 Friday. What I did is to make updates, install firefox, installed a game and when I wake up today to turn it on it lights. I disconnected the electrical surge protecter, plugged in the wall and still nothing. I was looking online for 2 hours on what to do and im a loss. I have to go back to the store, or is there something else to do for this problem? Thanks for any help

  sarcasticmama

  As the 3847 bought two days earlier, better to return to the store for a refund or a replacement.

  Bev.

• Re: Graphics Card Help... flag p6523w and gtx 970 low use of the graphics card

  Hello

  I seem to have a problem with an add on the graphics card in my Pavilion p6523w

  (Yes, this 12 '' long card fits into the case without problem)

  upgrades made so far for this machine:

  Antec 600W PSU

  additional hard drive

  upgrades memory 12 GB (2x2gb original + 2 x 4 GB modules)

  AMD Phenom II 1045 6 hearts

  ASUS 144 Hz 27 "monitor

  The ATI integrated graphics card is disabled in the bios, and I was running an evga gtx 460 for two years with no problems.

  When I "upgraded" to a new gtx Gigabyte 970 OC with 4 GB of vram (not the version of g1, the next one down) I came across a problem

  the new video card will not work at full load when running the games.

  On tests of reference such as furmark and the reference of the sky, it works fine.

  On World of Warcraft and Second Life different viewers, it only works 25% rates of burden and the frame down about 15 fps at 32 fps. (it is slower than the old gtx 460)

  Other people with this same card to receive 100 + FPS on graphics settings maxed out in Second Life

  This is not a matter of processor bottleneck, because the processor will never more than 60 percent load while it is happening.

  I tried different versions of drivers availible for this card.

  Whenever I changed drivers, I booted in safe mode and DDU to remove the old drivers before installing a different version.

  No change in performance between driver versions.

  No change in performance with different graphics settings in games.

  No change in performance with different settings in Control Panel NVidia

  I'm starting to wonder if there is an incompatibility between this card and the motherboard Bios causing this problem.

  Is the newest bios American Megatrends 6.04 version?

  Thanks in advance for any help with this.

  Mark S.

  There is no problems listed under the dxdiag for my system. Apparently, this card can work with older motherboards.

  I just discovered that this issue of throttleing was a fairly frequent problem quite some 970 and 980 based gtx cards and a solution that works for me.

  There is a 3rd party outside vbios that changes the limit of use NT 250 watts up to 275 watts of power.

  It is the only change from the original version.

  Flashing your Vbios may void the warranty on your video card

  Another thing to check is the voltage drop as possible on the 12VDC feeding the card.

  Some people have experienced this problem and it causes the same symptoms.

  This was not the case in my system, but it's one thing to check before resorting to some flashes of the vbios.

  If you are planning on flashing the Vbios from your video card, be sure to save a copy of the original Vbios in case you need to restore the map to the stock.

• XPS 8500 card video, power, upgrades

  I see several threads looking for upgrades XPS 8500 graphics card that can be used with the stock PSU 460w or improved power supply.   However, in upgrading the GPU for this machine, there are a few cards that are not compatible and will result in a black screen.    Even with a correct video card installation, an appropriate power supply and/or upgrade video card fans are going to work, but there is no video.   The problem lies in the BIOS to 8500 XPS motherboard does not recognize the video card and it is a known issue that has carried over from the XPS 8300 to the current XPS 8500.

  There was a video BIOS updates of some card manufacturers to fix this problem for some cards, but there are many old maps that do not work.  The safest bet would be to use a new card with the PCI 3.0 specifications.

  In the sticky in this forum, a link to the current Dell drivers shows the following video cards that support drivers for Windows 8:

  Video

  GeForce GT 545 | GTX660 | GTX555 | GeForce GTS450 | GeForce GTX 590 | GeForce GTX 460 | GTX680 | GeForce GTX 580. GeForce GTX 560 Ti | GTX 480 | GTX690 http://downloads-us.dell.com/FOLDER00753042M/3

  GeForce GT 620 | GeForce GT640 | nVidia http://downloads-us.dell.com/FOLDER00736734M/3 GT640

  AMD HD7570 http://downloads-us.dell.com/FOLDER00746666M/6/

  Radeon HD 6990 | Radeon HD7870 | Radeon HD 6950 | Radeon HD 5870 | Radeon HD 6770 | Radeon HD 5970. Radeon HD7770 | Radeon HD 5770 | Radeon HD 6870 | Radeon HD7950 http://downloads-us.dell.com/FOLDER00749652M/3

  Since it's cards Dell OEM that are supported, there are also specific questions from manufacturer where a given video card model may or may not work according to its configuration.  Considering that an XFX HD 6870 will work in the XPS 8500, the same map made by another manufacturer may not work.

  Please consider this when you do upgrades of the PSU and GPU and, hopefully, BIOS upgrades in the future will answer these questions.

  It would be useful if you have a SPECIFIC card that does or does not, to indicate the manufacturer and the model number full in this thread.

  Operating system information and the Bios would be also useful, and if you use the power SUPPLY Dell or a block upgrade of power.  Specific model please!

  Edit:

  Please include following and other useful information

  Manufacturer number and model of graphics card:

  BIOS:

  Operating system:

  Power supply manufacturer otherwise Dell 460w PSU:

  Compatible: Yes or no

  Original card with the system that has worked:

  I just installed a GTX 970 in my Dell XPS 8500 with questions for the first time.

  It's pieces:

  • Updated my XPS 8500 Motherboard Bios to version "A12" while you wait for my parts arrive
  • EVGA NVIDIA GTX 970 Superclocked Graphics Card (EVGA 04 G-2974-KR)
  • EVGA SuperNOVA 750B 1 750W power supply (PSU) (110-B1-0750-VR)

  Note that I have chosen the 'Return of the fan' version of the card, rather than the version dual fan ATX 2.0.  This is because the design of the housing of the 8500 XPS is not 'Great' traffic.   The style of 'Référence' (shell solid video card with a single fan - which pulls air from the case in... and vents at the rear of the PC) is better suited to the XPS.

  

  Put a new power supply in a Dell XPS 8500 is a little something.   All ATX power supplies were about the same height and width (150mm or 5.09 ") and (86mm or 3.38").    The problem is the depth.   How deep into your PC can reach (extending to the back of your CD/DVD).   Don't forget, you have this tiny USB/headphone jack thing sunk to half way:

  

  I did some steps and realized that MAX PSU depth that would work would be approximately 165mm or about 6.5 ".     It's difficult because I wanted a 750w power supply more power and its REALLY, REALLY hard to find good food slot with less than (180 mm/7.09 "").   And who didn't come home.

  I have scoured every Watt 700 +, 80 + certified PSU carried by Newegg (from 01/12/2014).   Then, I checked cross the specs from newegg for each prospect with the manufacter to audit Web site.  I focused only on PSU at least 8 comments and then only if they have averaged a 3.5 rating (unless the low notes were for trivial things like discount).

  After having looked up the plug on more than 200 of the PSU (over a period of 5 hours), I only came with 5 potential:

  • EVGA SuperNOVA 750B 1 $69.99
  • MARINE RX-1000AE 1000W $119.99
  • SeaSonic SS - 750KM 3 750W $139.99
  • CORSAIR AX series AX760 $159.99
  • Coolmax 1200W ZPG-1200 b $282,35

  I also want to remind the reason why you MUST make sure that your power supply is 165mm or less in depth, and you can't say anything by looking at a a particular series.   Many unique models factory in a series which is just 'smaller '.   You have to look at the specifications of each individual model.

  For example, all except a psu on 700 wats EVGA are (180 mm/7.09 po).  Only 750B 1 is about 165mm.   You will also see that he is a 'Bronze' rather than 'Gold' or 'Platinum' unit 80 +.    I suspect it's "BRONZE" side has something to do with the size.   I they omitted huge heat sinks and a little efficiency to achieve the reduction of 15mm in size.   The quality of the PSU is always more than enough for my needs, and the price can not be beat.

  Now for the installation.   I won't say it was EASY to get the power supply into the case.  I had to unplug all my SATA power supply and cables.  I had to bend the cables on top of ATX case a little, and I had to be very patient reconnection.

  I also had to reroute the wire connecting the top of the case to the Mini PCI (?) card slot.   I didn't honestly it only those who were (they sit behind the rear USB sockets on the motherboard), and they snap on with small quotes as the clichés about the Jeans.  I tried to not interrupt them (because they look fragile), but I accidentally their popped.   Thank God they fix on.  There are even small arrows above each terminal (a black solid, outline to indicate white) so get back you them on in the right order.

  I found it very convenient for stuff a lot of cables in the vacuum "floppy" spot below the CD player.   I also found that I had to plug in the cables in a certain order - because some cables blocked the access to the terminals for others.   (SATA/Power to the CD player, for example is right behind UAP.  I had to do these first, because I would never get my fingers here if I saved that for the end).

  Now for the pre-installation preparation.   I updated the BIOS to A12 and downloaded the installer for the GeForce drivers before moving on my hardware.

  Driver Bios A12 two years ago, but they allowed detection of my GTX 970.  Someone asked me for the version of the drivers, so this is:

  Dell XPS 8500 / Vostro 470 system BIOS
  A12. EXE
  Release date October 29, 2013
  Last updated October 31, 2013
  Version A12

  As I said at the beginning, I was on the A09, but A12 is cumulative and takes you all the way (including all versions in the meantime).

  I uninstalled all my old ATI drivers until I stopped the first time.  I did install the Geforce drivers until after I went on my hardware.  (I wanted just the installer on my desktop - ready and waiting).

  Overall - it worked.  The map spans 2-4 "later in the case, but it fits.  The power supply is approximately 4 "away from the back of the CD, but it fits.   And it starts.

  I just finished playing "Far Cry 4' on the Nvidia setting 2560 x 1080.   The new parameter (beyond ultimate) appeared after I plugged on the map.  I also played Assassins Creed Unity (which is what I chose as my free with the card game - since I already had 4 Far Cry).   The two seem to play 60 fps with no problems.

  Because of the fan on the power SUPPLY and the evacuation from the rear video card, my machine works currently more cool now.

  Hope that helps.   My total cost was about $435.  $349 for the card and $69 for the power supply (taxes extra).

  Sincere greetings,

  Andrew Russell

  P.S. If you have questions about this weird brace to the right of the PSU...   I added a 3rd hard drive under the CD player.  There is only the 'Front holes' so I'm a little creative and put up one of the "PCI mounting plates" from an old ATX case.   I folded the right-hand curve and he the perfect length to attach as a cross tube to keep the hard drive in place.