Pavilion p6130y power supply upgrade

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• Pavilion a1540n Power Supply Upgrade

  I'm looking to upgrade my power supply (400w or greater) so that I can put in a new video card.  Known there for a replacement PS sources?  How easy is it TSE replace one of them?

  It's easy... Here is an article from HP technical support on a case that is very similar to yours:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01358091

  Basically,.

  Turn off the power and remove the side panel.

  Follow the wires of the power supply where they connect and lable them so that you know where they go - draw an image on paper to help remember you.

  Unplug the power inside the PC cables.

  Unscrew the 4 screws at the rear that hold the power supply to the case.

  Replace with a good ATX power supply. I would put in a power supply rated at 50 Watts higher than the required mark for the fancy video card you're shoving in you can even take the old power supply with you (if you buy in a store of the local computer). This way you can make sure all connectors that have used match and you will have enough connectors to all of your components.

  Insert the PSU and screw it with the 4 screws.

  Connect the cables, replace the side panel you and plug the power supply cord.

  Enjoy.

• HP Pavilion 6520f Power Supply Upgrade

  I was wondering if this diet will work in the small Tower without any compatibility or the space problems. Thanks in advance.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139004

  Good choice for a power supply. Your PC should take a standard ATX PSU without problem except perhaps a fit tight.

  The VX series have extra-long cables in order to find a space to go the extra length could be a problem.  I prefer the modular design with standard length cables to avoid wiring issues in smaller mini tours of HP.

• What graphics card work on a p7-1026 Pavilion without a power supply upgrade?

  I just bought a Pavilion p7-1026. This is my first of all the computer set purchase because I always had my made-to-order systems. The CPU and the size of the hard drive and the plug is quite good for the price (I was looking for a cheap replacement for an old office) but I would like to make a few other updates. I'll add another 8 GB of memory, but I would also add a graphics card because I don't like the built-in graphics card.

  Is there a graphics affordable (about $100) with a minimum of 256 MB of memory, which runs on the power supply 250 watt existing and with no electrical connection needed? I watched some, but I've seen as low as 300 watts. If I need to replace the power supply, how can I find a compatible with this system. I looked at a site ('911' something) that has had a lot of listed HP models but not this one.

  Jay,

  Beyond that, you walk down this road, you really need to open the case.

  It only has 4 slots for memory and probably (2) 2 GB and (2) sticks of 1 GB of DD3-1333 PC3-10600.

  Your will does not add anything, you need to replace all with 4 GB sticks (4) If your planning an upgrade.

  New models are hard to return. You'll need to find the power supply model # for all references.

  BTW, this characterization of 250W is mounted. The (constant) nominal value is most likely 200W.

• Pavilion p6000 series p6633w: power supply upgrade

  Is the format of p6633w and atx pavilion for the power supply compatible, I couldn't find a HP 400w PSU.  They offer a?  The power supply I found is in atx format.

  Thank you for the additional information.

  The power supply unit (PSU) is a standard ATX.  You can use any brand.  As a precaution, I suggest to measure the PSU existing and comparing measures to whichever you choose.  I love Corsair products.  In addition, a modular power supply is good for cases of average size.  You can only use the cables needed to allow better air circulation in the case.  I recommend at least 500W.  This will allow more power over the maximum use.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• P7-1510: HP Pavilion p7-1510 Power Supply Upgrade

  I want to get a decent (and affordable) graphics card for my desktop but know I have to add a more powerful POWER supply. What is a decent 500-watt power supply? What is appropriate for my case and it's something that I can install myself? I'm a little bit saved computer... but also know a good local computer shop I couldn't get to. thanks.

  You are welcome.

  Yes, the Thermaltake PSU works perfectly.  The PSU is the backbone of the computer.  If you look at the customer reviews, it is rated 3 eggs with 228 comments.  Therefore, if you buy a brand that is not quality it will not last as long.  The PSU is the component most replaced in the computer because of the work he does.  I always recommend Corsair products because they are passionate about quality with a reasonable price.  I hope that answers your question.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• power supply upgrade a Pavilion p6620f desktop computer

  I need to improve my diet of the 250 watt accompanying to a 500 Watt power supply. What power supply should I buy. I see over a thousand on the internet but I have no idea whitch one to get?  Thank you

  Flyboy2514, welcome to the forum.

  This is a power supply which should meet your needs.  It is 600W, but will cost less than the 500W after delivery.  Be sure to follow the instructions for the delivery of the letter.  This ensures that you don't lose.  I always suggest measuring the PSU existing and comparing measures to one you buy.

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• POWER supply upgrade

  I'm buy a GTX 660 Performance Edition and replace my GTS 250, so I need to buy a new power supply or I do?

  I used a simulator of power on Newegg http://images10.newegg.com/BizIntell/tool/psucalc/index.html

  and I'm 11 Watts is more than OK? I strongly believe not, but I would like a second opinion and explanation of the consequences.

  Also I just found out that my current settup is 24Watts on yet I'm running OK I guess. PSU reached the high celsius of 60 s at full load.

  I was looking around power supplies, but the few I found in my price range do not have the same dimension that my current has.

  The main thing I need to know is where can I buy compatible power supply for my HP Pavilion Elite m9277.uk, a desktop PC?

  I would really appreciate an exact PSU for 500-600 w to €60 or less.

  My specs:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01469326

  I changed the 9800GT for GTS 250 1 GB GPU and I am upgrading again for a GTX 660.

  I have also excluded the tunner TV my PCI slot and no longer using HP removable HARD disc if Bay that makes a difference.

  Thanks for reading my long comment, I think I've met as a beginner, but bare with me, I'm not.

  It's like buying a car.  You pay the best features you get. Those you have posted is OK, a little low. The wattage is actually a trick few because a grade A 500w will in fact on most power cleanser in conditions normal operation than a budget model. Bonds, for example, put the better energy at higher temperatures. Any food you get these days will have the connectors you need. And in any case you can use a standard molex plug for power to the video card video cards usually have an adapter in the box. I personally like modular PSUs because that basically custom, you can do the installation and power cables that you actually need. None of the above are modular.  Modular costs a little more. The connector you want to be sure to have is the power of 6-pin pci-e. They have all taken P4 auxiliary these days. The first that you shown above has a list of connectors and I can confirm that it has everything that you will need.

  And the industry standard power supplies... ATX is a power of a specific size, and they should be inter changeable. Just to be sure, however, to measure the old and compare to the new dimensions. I've updated the power supply in this unit, and he was able to use the industry standard ATX power supply.

• HP pavilion a1710n power supply needs replacement.

  I have an old HP Pavilion a1710n desktop power supply crashed and burned and needs to be replaced.  I've never been on a power supply on this computer before I upgraded memory and dial-up fans in the past.

  I already ran through the list control to full power on this site to confirm that it is food that is broken and needs replacement and no cord or anything else.

  I also confirmed what power to order part.  At this point, I just need to see a video of step by step on how to replace the power supply inside the computer tower or read the good strong guidelines for how to do it.

  Some advice there?

  Thank you

  It doesn't seem to be a video on the site of HP but it is an easy process.

  (1) turn off your computer and disconnect the power supply. Remove the power cord from the power outlet.

  (2) open the casing and place the computer on its side (open side upward).

  (3) take pictures where going to each power cable.

  (4) disconnect all power connections.

  (5) remove the four screws on the back of the housing supply by keeping in place.

  (6) turn the power off (can be a "locking tab" now in place.

  (7) reverse the steps to install your new power supply.

  Refer to photos for the location of the place where to reconnect the power cables.

• New video card, power supply upgrade

  Currently I have the Hp Pavilion p6754yand I recently GeForce GTX 560 it to upgrade my current video settings, so I can play my games in more graphically the parameters. Sometimes, however, computers would be turned off randomly, and I came to the conclusion that I would need to better food then one I had when I came to my computer.

  So basically, my question is that the Rosewell-RD450-2-SB would be clear enough to power my computer with the included video card, or I could do better.

  I hope that you have considered the special depth of this power supply? It is longer than the current unit. You have the additional thumb between the CD/DVD player, sheets, wire harness and the old PSU?

  Here's an upgrade with the Rosewill 630W continuous, who still has the depth 5.5 ".  Your added almost an inch. http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817182200

  

• Pavilion a6130n: power supply for Pavilion a6130n

  I'm looking to upgrade to be able to provide on my Pavilion a6130n and don't really know what to look for.  It seems that everything I watch is for SATA installation.  My system is not SATA.  So, what should I look for? Some model numbers may be useful.

  Thank you

  Hello @TLT2,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I understand that you are looking to upgrade your power supply.  I'll be happy to help you with this!

  Based on your motherboard card, your office has the following internal connectors for power supply:

  • A power supply ATX 24-pin

• Power supply upgrade Question

  Hi all

  This isn't a typical question. I read in all directions for an answer with nothing doesn't. I have HP Pavilion A1560n, which comes with a power of 300W. As most of you know, HP uses ATX power supplies and so for me to original power level, I need to know if the upgrade of power must be for the rail voltage 12V or 5V voltage rail. You're probably wondering the reason for the upgrade, and it's because I have a lot more hard and readers of DVD RW that I need to use this system. Think of this system as a station of mini Server (admittedly not the best system for this) If you want.

  With hard drives, one might think that the new power supply should have a higher on the 12V rail power. One could argue that the ATX V2.3 is also a good choice here because it has more than one 12V rail and retro-compatible with ATX. However, the fact that 2 different HP technicians mentioned that I need to upgrade is the power rail 5V me puzzled. A third technician just told me I need more power from 12V every power that I have met has more power on the 12V rail, except for the couple who had the same amount of power of 12V as my original power supply and many more the 5V power and the 3.3V rail.

  Could you please refer me to any documentation that could enlighten us in what route to go? Should I get an ATX upgrade that would increase the power on the 5V and 3.3V rails or V2.x ATX which will increase the power on the 12V rail.

  Thank you

  Jim

  Won't you Dear?  How about $ 45 for a Fortron 600W with 80 + cert?  $ 35 yesterday with a $10 OFF coupon.  This unit is 580W for 12V output rate.  No need to worry about the modern 3.3 and 5V rails with PC since the maximum load will be less than 100W.  This device does not have no problem of transverse load... which means that the system can take as little as a few watts on 3.3 and 5 v rails and still be able to get close to 600 w total power.  You can buy the adapter to convert SATA connector Molex, or vice versa if you have plenty of HARD drive.

  This power supply has three independent 12V rails, each rated up to 18A.  Say staying us cautious and rates from the coast to 16A by rail, one call always load to the top of each tubular structure with eight drives.  The processor and the motherboard to sit on the other 12V rail and you can put a high range GPU and a few additional hard disks on the 3rd rail.

  The HP tech skill level can vary considerably.  Great people work cheap, so if you want good advice, then you should put these questions to the hardware enthusiast forum.

  Let's take a specific example for illustration.  I have a WD 1 TB green drive on my test bench.  The label says A 0.70 @ 5VDC (3.5W) and A 0.55 @ 12VDC (6.6W).  Eight hard drives would put on 28W load on the charge of rail and 5V on the 12V rail 53W.  Double this amount if you want a sturdy margin of safety.

  Your PC will probably rely on 180W peak due to the older Intel CPU.  I doubt that you will have no problem to start six drives on the PC with the stock power supply.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?nm_mc=AFC-&cm_mmc=AFC--_-na-_-na-_-na&item=N82E16817341010&CMP=AFC-C8Junction

• Need advice on the video card / power supply upgrade

  OK, first of all I am a novice to PC. But I have a HP pavilion a6600f. I wan to be able to play games like Battlefield BC2 but graphics integrated card wont cut it. I checked some info and found what motherboard I have. Its a FOXCONN Napa HP P/N. There is a link to the Board of Directors in case it might help you to answer my question. http://www.cnsunnyit.com/products/HP-motherboard-KJ383-69002_78.html

  This motherboard is a card like a GeForce 7800 GT or ATI X 1900? These cards are what is suggested as a Minimum for this game. Also maps would require me to get a 400W power supply. The power supply can be changed as well? All the answers you may have would be great. Also remember that I know very little in terms of pc in order to keep its simple for a simpleton like me. Thank you!

  Hi 223fmj,

  You came to the right place.

  Yes, you can update your graphics card. More than all that depends on ports inside your PC.  Depending on your motherboard (HP) card , you can install PCI Express x 16 graphics cards.

  Here is a link to instructions on the adding/replacing a video card in your PC:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01039210

  Here is a link to how to replace your power supply (with video):

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01356113

  And here is a link to the page for your PC that received instructions from replacement/upgrade of the other parts on your PC:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/documentSubCategory?tmp_rule=24311&tmp_task=useCategory&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=3794742

  Let us know how it goes.

• Power Supply Upgrade for a Lenovo 3000 K100

  Greetings,

  I have a Lenovo desktop computer that I would like to upgrade. Firstly the power supply. I was wondering what is the stronger power supply that I can put. So that when in the future when I purchase an upgrade I won't have to worry about food being a problem. I also noticed that the power cable area is located in a different place when I look at power supplys. Is there a certain format that I need to keep in mind? All the detailed data would be a great help. If you need more going off and then comes the series I left in the subject, let me know. Thank you.

  Hi djmclaughlinjr and welcome to the community.

  Here's a thread on it with instructions to hang the light of power dial.

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/Lenovo-3000-and-Valueline/upgrades-for-the-3000k100-desktop/TD-p/2439

  Kind regards

  Dave

• HP M9340f and Power Supply Upgrade graphics card

  HP dear community,

  I read some of the forums on the upgrade of the 9500gs it's an old graphics used for the HP M9340f. It's been 4 years now and the computer still works very well. I need advice for the upgrade on the graphics card.

  My specs are: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01465973

  I know that there a 350W power supply. I am worried because the 9500gs video card has a connector that is powered from the motherboard, it has 2 pins (black and white wire). I read about the update for the ATI HD 5670 Nvidia 440 or 450. I know it is very old, but the 9500gs is still able to run modern games.

  The recommendations would work due to the connector 2 pin?

  Upgrading power supply help, because I think the video card is to select the power supply to the motherboard and not directly from the power supply.  I'm still confused on what the black and white wire, it is connected to the video card.

  I don't mind getting a greater electric power because I can get a better card. Just concerned with the black and white wire.

  I also read here that this person was able to exchange his power supply and graphics card for a gtx 560 ti and a 550W power supply. Its model is newer than mine. http://www.tested.com/forums/PC-and-Mac/8692-seeking-upgrading-graphic-cardnew-computer-advise/?&p=1

  I am really limited?

  Thank you

  Abe

  Swarl3s,

  We will divide your questions.

  (1) black/white is audio Spdif. Asus Nvidia supports a S-video port, audio is provided by the additional wiring.

  Now that the concern you had as answered (the whitw/black wiring), Let's proceed to the card.

  (2) what are your expectations of game? WOW, Diablo 3. Each has a recommended graphics card and each graphics card recommended the power of the power supply. Always add a tolerance.

  Regarding the GTX560Ti and a combination of 550W PSU, I see no problem. Then again, see here for more information and suggestions.