OptiPlex 745c PSU standard or non standard atx

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• HP Z400 there a standard ATX PSU or an owner?

  I have a HP Z400 with a bad processor and I want some parts for other computers. I wonder if the power supply is a standard ATX power supply? It has a taken 24pin. But I noticed that the pins 12 and 23 are yellow instead of orange and red by the ATX specification.

  Any ideas? Thank you!

  Hello

  No, this isn't a standard ATX PSU, it as an owner.

  Kind regards.

• 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.

• 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 upgrade GPU and PSU for Optiplex 9020, baffled by connector 8 pins. !!!

  Hi, I have a game related question if you want.

  I recently acquired a brand new 9020, was surprised by the performance and was eagerly expected put in my old Redeon HD 5770. However, I was faced with the question of the connectors on the motherbioard is unfamiliar and non-standard. My old SPU 650w had a 4 pins of connector 8 pin, just like your stupid mothers, but they don't reach. The expected 20 "-24"-pin connectors were nowhere to be seen, so I couldn't use these either. " I just talk about an oversight and that my diet Huntkey Titan 650 has simply need an extension lead to join the mother socket, or I'm screwed? The PC was bought for me by my University, and I didn't have the choice of the plug.

  Best

  Fulmar

  Dell isn't the only one to do that.  HP also does.  Its likely a response to the power supplies being exchanged with units of counterfeits.

  The adapter looks interesting.

  http://www.moddiy.com/products/Dell-OptiPlex-3020-PSU-main-power-24%252dPin-to-8%252dPin-adapter-cable-%2830cm%29.html

  Dell OptiPlex 3020 main PSU to power 24 pin to 8 pin adapter cable.

  Suitable for Dell OptiPlex 3020 / 7020 / 9020 / T1700

  Seems to be using the gray PWR, 3 son of black earth, Green power supply wire, 2-wire 12V of the axis to 24 and 1 wire to a molex power connection 12v.

  This means I can hack me a plant power supply using the power cable original and some tubing and solder.

  

  

  

• Any way to recognize the power of Dell provides that are not standard?

  I have a fleeting memory that, several years earlier, supplies Dell used a different pinout than standard ATX power supplies and hang one up to another motherboard of brand or by using a different power supply with a Dell didn't matched no joy.  I am putting back nine of some old Dells I recorded and I was wondering if someone could give me guidance as to which machines different power supplies were, when they were a way to recognize the eccentrics, nothing.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Specifically 200W PSU 9228C DELL reference NUMBER

  No idea what the part Small Form Factor number so if it came from one of the models below its not useful and is not EPS12v so it has a connector 20 pins not 24.

  DPN 9228C supports the following Dell models:

  Dimension 4100, Dimension 4100, DT, Dimension 4100, MT and Dimension LXXXc MMT, Dimension V___ Dimension V___C Dimension VXXX MDT, Dimension VXXX MT, Dimension XPS BXXXR MDT, Dimension XPS BXXXR MT, Dimension XPS R, Dimension XPS TXXX MDT, Dimension XPS TXXX MT, MT Optiplex E1, OptiPlex G1, Optiplex G1 M, MT G1 (+) (+) Optiplex, Optiplex Gn M, Optiplex Gn MT, OptiPlex GX1, OptiPlex GX1 Tower , OptiPlex GX1 Low Profile, Optiplex GX1 desktop computer, desktop OptiPlex GX1 mid-size, OptiPlex GX1 Ultra small FF (Net PC), Ultra Small Form Factor of OptiPlex GX1, OptiPlex GX100 Optiplex GX100 MT, OptiPlex GX110, Optiplex GX110 M, Optiplex GX110 MT, OptiPlex GX110 (R2), OptiPlex GX110 (processor Socket), OptiPlex GX115 OptiPlex GX1P, Optiplex GX1p M, Optiplex GX1p MT, OptiPlex GX200 Optiplex GX200 M, Optiplex GXA EM M, Optiplex GXA EM MT, Optiplex GXA M, Optiplex GXA MT

  Dell returned to exclusive on the Optiplex X 020 series 3020 9020 aka, but they use tiny connectors so you can not mix with a standard scope of delivery.

• HP power supply pinout incompatible with the standard?

  My machine is a P7-1370.
  
  While researching PSU's, I found this statement to http://www.smps.us/power-connectors.html:
  
  "Compaq and HP also used incompatible systems. As a general rule, if you have a brand PC,.
  you suspect that it may be incompatible with the standard of the industry. »
  
  But in this forum I read about the people, replacing the PSU in HP machines with Corsair etc.
  
  Is there any incompatibility in the HP pinout?

  Hello

  The new class of consumers HP PCs of my standard ATX power supply to use observation provides. Some of the class business PCS have been known to use propriety feeding.  You can find some of the old HP PC using a connector ATX 20.

  It takes time for the standards to shake.  While using a power supply ATX standard can save on costs, that it could not meet the requirements for a particular need, hence the need for a special model. Sequencing of its power for devices is a case I've seen in the past to power specialized.  Another situation might be a compact cabinet where a typical diet would not fit.

  I saw the power supplies that are interchangeable between Dell and HP.

• Q: can you Optiplex 990 (with i7-2600 and 265W PSU) run a 750Ti?

  Dear people,

  Recently, I bought a refurbished DELL Optiplex 990 with 8 GB of RAM and i7-2600 and I am very satisfied with this system, but I would like to run some games on high (ish) definitions.

  That is why I want to upgrade the system with a GTX 750 Ti graphics card (for example: Asus NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti STRIX).

  My question is:
  can the original systems 265W PSUS provide enough power for the upgrade? Or should I upgrade the PSU as well to have a stable operation?

  These 750Ti are originally designed for low current systems (they won't be able to take the PCI-e slot - max 75W - and have NO auxiliary pins). The Optiplex s 990 can be delivered with an ATI graphics card (with a circulation of ~ 68W of PCI - e), moreover specifications document 990 States that the PCI-e slot on the motherboard is evaluated with standard 75W.

  On the other hand, I think that this upgrade can really stretch the limits of the system, add more hard drives / RAM and/or insert some USB devices and the power supply isn't able to take it.

  Model: Optiplex 990
  PSU: dell d3d1c
  Power supply: 230 VAC
  PC: i7-2600, 2 DIMM DDR3 RAM (8GB total), 1 HDD (500 GB)

  While slowed the machine display but play games the machine will restart and crashed due to demands for more power that the unit can provide.  Standard CS750M of Corsair adapts well to the minitower.

  There is no upgrade for the smaller models.  I don't think Booster 450W power units no longer exist that fit into the optical drive Bay 5.25 inches.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817104054

  

  

• 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.

• Fan power supply ATX Vostro 420 * or shot? !

  I'm looking to replace the power supply in my Vostro 420 with a standard ATX power supply.

  New ATX power supplies have a large 120mm positioned on top of the PSU fan. Does this or *?

  It is important because the Vostro is not really compatible with ATX design - the case has a solid above the PSU Panel so that the power supply unit must be mounted with the fan down on the mother/CPU card. A fan which breath would simply blow the hot air on the CPU.

  Conversely, a fan who * would * hot air from the motherboard in the power supply and on the side.

  None of these options is great.

  I am puzzled how to mount a new ATX PSU and if the fan * or breath.

  What is the best way to mount a new ATX PSU in a case of Vostro 420?

  The shift of the 4 screws on the back, you CANNOT point the fan at the top.  He is pointing down and draws air upward.  Graphics also of VENTILATION at the back. AFAIKT ZERO types bring in air from the rear.  Even the location VENTILATION fans in the back.

  I hear from the front the front of the case.  The power supply is located on top of the CPU fan and hoovers to the top of the hot air and sends it to the back of the case.   This is the norm for almost all Dell I can think.  There are fans of aspiration to the front of the case and video cards and blow hot air from the PSU to the rear.

  

  

• Help PSU p6310y HP upgrade!

  I need to know what power supply (600W) corresponds to my case because I improve my 9100 the EVGA GTS 250 graphics card.

  any help would be appreciated!

  Thank you!

  Will suit most ATX power supplies. However, it is best to measure your exisitng PSU just to confirm and to get an idea of how much extra room is available.  A standard ATX power supply is 5.9 "5.5"to 3.5".  HP Mini-Tower cabinets are tight inside, so I wouldn't go too far outside the standard size ATX PSU.  Choose a modular power supply to help minimize wiring problems. The side of efficiency and the guarantee period are also elements to consider.  Look at the amperage + 12 volts to the PSU, you are looking to buy.  Not all power supplies are created equal.  www.Newegg.com

• PSU THOUGHTS/QUESTIONS-AREA 51 R2

  On the point of ordering a batch of updates today online. An update adds a 1200 Watt power supply to the system. Did anyone see any problem with adding the block of power SUPPLY Corsair AXi series AX1200i 1200 Watt? I can't think of everything, but thought I'd ask around... Also, I did a lot of research on the amount of watts, I need and 1200 seems to be sweat spot for area 51 with several GPU. 1500 seems like overkill. Free to question me about it as well fill

  (This is area 51 R2... Not a laptop...)

  In case you wonder what I add to this computer

  -1200 watt power supply?

  -32 GB 2400 MHZ Corsair Vengeance

  -Zotac Amp other extreme 980TI

  Hello. Area 51 uses a power owner so if you disposition nervous please look away now...

  The only way to adapt to a different PSU is to perform a rewiring. I highly doubt this would be recommended by Dell/Alienware, but it was the only way I could save my chassis after my 1200w power decided to die. Here's how I did it.

  The first step, locate taking 10 special pin that connects to the system board in the lower part of the housing and unplug it. Remove the loom set of your old PSU POWER supply (takes little time, but be patient). Then, cut the 10-pin connector for the logic board in order to have this.

  [URL = http://s90.photobucket.com/user/bungaron/media/10pincable_zpsmcekqgrv.jpg.html] [IMG] I90.Photobucket.com/.../10pincable_zpsmcekqgrv.jpg [LINE] [URL]

  This is the standard ATX connector not only uses that area 51 and it is for the logic/IO card.

  OK so now you have to cut now you need this.

  [URL = http://s90.photobucket.com/user/bungaron/media/pinouts_zpswxpjrkgf.png.html] [IMG] I90.Photobucket.com/.../pinouts_zpswxpjrkgf.PNG [LINE] [URL]

  That's the "stitching" of the connector 10 pin. You now need a 24pin schema so you can capture what you need from that. Here is a diagram ATX 24-pin.

  [URL = http://s90.photobucket.com/user/bungaron/media/24pin_zpsgjbq9fna.jpeg.html] [IMG] I90.Photobucket.com/.../24pin_zpsgjbq9fna.JPEG [LINE] [URL]

  Now, you need one of them.

  [URL = http://s90.photobucket.com/user/bungaron/media/extension_zpssxlw7zjb.jpg.html] [IMG] I90.Photobucket.com/.../extension_zpssxlw7zjb.jpg [LINE] [URL]

  It is an ATX 24pin Basic, very simple extension, however note, there the son of correct colors which is very important because it makes easier the splicing. Then you have to solder the pin 10 in 24pin extension, ensuring that the correct wires side by side (so 12v, 5vsb, 5v, ground and so on).

  You should have something that looks a bit like this.

  [URL = http://s90.photobucket.com/user/bungaron/media/solderedtoextension_zpsvy61uff1.jpg.html] [IMG] I90.Photobucket.com/.../solderedtoextension_zpsvy61uff1.jpg [LINE] [URL]

  And hop, you can adapt now all your choice ATX power supply in an area 51 ;)

• question about if I put another PSU...

  http://www.staples.com/HP-Pavilion-p6210f-Desktop-PC/product_828019?cmArea=SC3:CG71P4567:CL164781 this Office I wonder if I can add another block of power I want to update and put a geforce 9800 gt graphics card in but I'm afraid what brand of PSU, I need or what would fit in there. I don't want to waste money on a power supply that does not or service to put into it for me is what I'll do.

  I wanted to put this in the office and I don't know how he got in this topic, if anyone can help me move

  Message edited by Risami on 10/29/2009 18:38

  Risami, Yes, you can upgrade the power supply in your computer.  I think that will fit a standard ATX, powere to power supply (PSU).  However, it is always a good idea to measure the existing PSU to be sure.  I highly recommend the following two PSU:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139008

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817341001

  Personally, I had the GXS OCZ 600W.  It was a great PSU.  I've just upgraded.  The Corsair comes highly recommend on the forum.  You can get the measurements of the two in the following links:

  http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/power_management/ocz_gamexstream_power_supply-sli_ready _

  http://www.Corsair.com/products/CX/default.aspx

  You can use a power supply safely.  A power supply provides only the amount of power required to operate the system.  The remaining power is for peak useage.

  If you have any other questions, let us know.

• PSU greater in a h8 hp 1020?

  Hi... I can improve the power supply in a HP H8 1020 to 500 or 600 watts? all standard power supply ATX will work? Is there a part number HP for a power supply HP that I could order too?

  Wind-rider, welcome to the forum.

  Yes, any standard ATX power supply unit (PSU) must fit into the housing.  I suggest to measure the PSU existing and comparing measures to whichever you choose.  I like Corsair and OCZ.  Here's manufacturer that make good, reasonable price, products.  They also have very good Technical Support.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• p6510 upgraded PSU and graphics

  I'm looking at various ATX power supplies to replace my standard 250W in the new p6510f that I just bought.

  Virtually every ATX PSU that I pick up varies by between 2-8mm...

  Can someone tell me what the exact dimensions of the PSU standard p6510f are? The page fact sheet on HP website lists only '250W '...

  Also, in terms of power... With regard to the circulation of air in the Mid Tower p6510f... Only the power of the elements? 550W, 650W, 750W?

  There the Athlon II X 4 630 processor with the 785 G chipset... If I want to upgrade to the compatible certified (on the AMD/ATI site)... ATI Radeon HD 4670...

  The site lists the Mfr diamond, Visiontek, Sapphire, MSI and GeCube... Anyone has any particular recommendation about these manufacturer?

  Thank you... RNMike78

  Michael D. Hanlon, RN, CCRN

  RoyalSerpeant has a guide on upgrading of power supply that can be useful:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/Hardware/Guide-for-selecting-a-power-supply/TD-p/36223

  Personally, I like the cards from MSI. Generally have a longer warranty, too.