Pavilion h8-1330z: Noisy Hot map video

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  This is a power supply that will work for you:

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  The card would be acceptable with your power of 300W. But - you will need to modify the UEFI BIOS to accept the new card.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03653200

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  Well, in case you are wondering how I do...

  Back in December 2013, I clean installed my machine to win 8.1 and aired big.  No problem, he didn't like.

  My computer specs are as follows:

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  Symptoms: I was and use the maching regularly without any problems at all.  No error or anything.

  The only unusual thing is the machine heats up a LOT all around the touch pad and where you rest

  your hand and the center of the machine.  It happened last autumn some time or maybe alitle

  front.  Does not cause any functional problems.

  In any case, I used it for stuff, when the video "flashed on/off voltage approximately 12 times, then gave an error about"

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  read the disks.  But nothing ever comes to the top on the screen more.  It doesn't matter how long wait.

  I have to overide and turn off and get the same results with several attempts.

  Can not start on disks or even enter into installation mode, because I don't see what is on the screen.

  What happens, is that it seems to get a 'very' small almost imperceptible glow on the screen, so I'm

  assuming that the video portion food is ok.  Simply nothing showing on the video.

  I tried plugging my HDMI cable to my tv and try starting this way, but it does not work either.  I think there

  to be started later in the goal for this part work.

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  To make a long story short, I can't see any video.

  I didn't know if the video card was onboard or not with the motherboard (I bet it is), then I tried to

  carefully take it apart.  I didn't want to break it, so I'm not in the distance with her.

  The machine is guaranteed anyway so no matter if I try.

  I had a computer outside technician come and try to watch too, and they had no more than I did.  Except

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  There are.

  I have been using win 8.1 fine for 6 months, he loved, and now my video card fried.  That's ok.

  My machine is less than 6 years old and out of warranty.

  I wonder if there is a problem on board, if anyone has an idea of what it would cost if I send back to HP to look at, or what are the usual scenarios in this case.

  I think that the replacement of the motherboard will cost several hundred dollars and since the machine is now older, it may be better spent on a more recent machine.

  I am looking for a second opinion here now.

  Thanks in advance,

  Hi davisj-oaktree welcome on the HP Forums. I understand you want to get advice on your damaged computer. It doesn't sound like you experience hardware failure. Your best bet is to contact the phone holder for repair options:
  
  In North America, dial 800-474-6836 outside of North America to find your number of support here
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