Phoenix HPE h9 series - 1215t

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• My h9 - 1215t Phoenix HPE is missing in the form of graphics card.

  Hi all. I recently bought a desktop Windows 7 model HPE h9 - 1215t Phoenix from the HP store. The day before I placed the order, the computer was available with the Nvidia GTX 680 as an option, but deleted the day I bought the computer, so I ordered the computer and bought an EVGA GTX 680 instead (Yes, cost me about $300 + extra too). Well, today, a week or two after you received the computer, I had the chance to open and take a look at the plug on the side of the PSU to be sure that I am able to run a 680 GTX in there, because it requires at least a 550w power supply at least 38A the 12v rails. I knew I was good on the 550W as it comes with a 600w PSU, but I wanted to check the amperage of rail. So I open the housing cover side and take a look at the PSU, and I see that I should be able to run the graphics card very well and a call to technical support available EVAG explaining what I confirmed it. But then I noticed something off the computer pedal. I noticed that there seemed to be different from what I saw in the manual, on the HP support site and tear down/install videos. Then I realized, IT LACK THE CONSERVANT SUPPORT of CARD GRAPH. This support is essentially a medium which has two functions, first of all, it supports graphics cards that are installed in these computers, as they can be big and frame h9 more small/more low need help a little. In addition, it supports and adds stiffness to the chassis/body itself. Well, I looked on the housing cover and of course, there is a diagram showing the missing piece, and how you should remove it to work on the computer. I was on the phone all NIGHT HP, fired back from technical support and sales and tech and sales and so on and so forth. After-sales service was good and they seemed like they really wanted to help but could not, support seemed like they did not give two * s, is if you could even understand them well enough to revisit their behavior. After having recited my S/N and the model number, name and address and million times I gave up. Supervisors do not help yet. Sales gave me an option indicating that they would send me a new one, but, that I had to pay for the new and the accusation that is held on my card until they received a new once I removed the stand and put it on mine or just returned my old one. This was not an option that I don't have an extra $ 1,000 on my line of credit, as well as, given the fact that I WOULDN'T have to DO. It's HP high time f *, now why in the heck do I have to buy another computer, so they will fix the problem?

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03028387

  The support is shown in this tutorial from HP that precedes, it appears in "Step 2" and "Step 3"in the tutorial."

  Now my question is, one, someone already had this problem before? Because it really seems to be as if the person build this forgotten CTO computer reinstall the support when he'she finished the job and he bundled. Also, my other question is, WHO in the heck do I talk to to get this replacement part. Because that of course standard HP support is room runable, or not of the all ready to help me with the problem. Anything short of this computer back or get a replacement can be done? Is not an option that I use this computer for work, and I absolutely can't be without him for more than 1 day and I absolutely refuse to buy, or even let put them a cool/warm on my card for the additional amount for a new computer, because it's not my fault, and I would not solve the problem. HP needs to fix. I don't understand why someone can't just get a model h9, pop the * er open and put the dang game in the mail. When did things get so complicated and such to where people can't complete this simple action? Can anyone, anyone at all help me? Anyone from HP? I would really like to hear your opinion and your explanation as to why your emplyees completely refuse to help me. Seems as if HP now has my money, for this purpose, they don't give 2 of those stinking.

  @Win7Loyalist:

  I understand your frustration when something isn't quite right with your new test bench.  I've been there.  You paid a lot of money for a complete system, and you wait until it is complete.

  I also own an HPE Phoenix system, and I have a model h9 - 1120t with an i7 3770 k liquid and a GTX 670 which I added myself.  Mine is a Power Edition MSI GTX 670, which is Overclocked at the factory and is actually a bit better than a reference GTX 680 model.

  But I hope I can ease your frustration a bit, unless you have already found or bought one of the supports.  If so - you can skip reading any further.

  This metal bracket is not required to be left in the case, and it is designed for the purpose of shipment.  Yes, it supports and rigidity was added to the case, but this is necessary only when shipped, and not when its definition in your office or anywhere where you put your home.  The Phoenix case is not fragile and didn't need added support when in your office.

  I already had my GTX 670 graphic card when I got my rig to Phoenix, and I removed the clamp support immediately and have never used.  He has been since then in the area of HP in my attic.  I have have my system for over a year now and can you - you have no need (or want) that ugly support in there, unless you plan from somewhere, this shipping system.

  Because you must return your system to its original configuration if you need to send back to HP for warranty service, you must deliver 630 GT little in it anyway, and it's so light it will not need the support.  I suspect that's why they left.  Of course there's always someone just forgotten.

  In any case, I understand that you should have the support you are 100% right about this, it is not necessary, but I don't want mine here.  I spent a bit of time to clean the birds nest of wiring that HP did (it was a mess) and I really "tightened" and straightend the wiring inside my case and having decent airflow.  Much better than the factory.  This just square would stand in the air, not to mention that it's ugly.

  I'm surprised that its hard to get a good.  That makes no sense at all.  It's like a $5 coin.  I'd sell you mine, but I have a year left on my warranty and I need if I must refer the drill rig to HP for anything whatsoever.

  In any case, enjoy your Phoenix is really a very nice gaming platform.  I can launch ANY game of current generation such as BF3, Bioshock Infinite, Skyrim, Tomb Raider and even Crysis 3 - on the highest settings at 1920 x 1080 and get great frame rates.

  I said it before and I'll say it again, I really don't understand why HP has never promoted this platform.  It was obviously intended to go against Alienware, but no one has heard of the HPE Phoenix system.  HP does not appear to worry about marketing or promotion of this system at all.

  What a waste.

• HP Pavilion HPE h8m series PSU & GPU upgrade

  It's the will, he made and is it compatible question, would save me quite the headache

  Video card: HD 6870

  Power supply I don't have an exact in mind so I'll post a few

  http://www.Amazon.com/cool-power-performance-CP-P600-supply/DP/B004YF9K7G/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&QID=132...

  http://www.Amazon.com/CoolMax-140mm-power-supply-VL-600B/DP/B002QRPY3I/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&QID=132239...

  But to be honest, I don't know what kind of food I need, I know he must be like 500 Watts + and 12 volts, I know nothing else about it. All imput would be greatly apreciated, thanks to a ton.

  Hello

  The text of presentation of NVIDIA/AMD on the system and the requirements of the PSU is below. The video card will fit. There is a link in the following text indicating the specifications on power supply recommended AMD.

  "PCI Express® based PC is required with a X 16 channel available on the motherboard graphics slot
  500 watt or greater power supply with two 75W power connectors 6-pin PCI Express® recommended (600 Watt and four connectors 6-pin for AMD CrossFireX™ technology in dual mode)
  Certified power supplies are recommended.  See http://ati.amd.com/certifiedPSU for a list of certified products.

  AMD lists give even part names for their recommended power supplies.

  Best regards

  ERICO

• Office of Phoenix HPE h9-125 t: 2 HDMI monitors

  I have one the following configuration:

  I have two screens - one connected via HDMI and an older one connected via DVI

  I just bought a new monitor to replace the old model - and she only one HDMI or VGA capable

  I use two monitors in "extended display.

  I thought I could buy a HDMI splitter, but have read that it does not allow the extended display

  Any ideas on how to host the new monitor?

  

  Hello

  DVI and HDMI is digital, you can use a DVI - HDMI cable to connect the second monitor.

  http://www.OfficeWorks.com.au/shop/OfficeWorks/p/Comsol-HDMI-to-DVI-d-cable-male-to-male-1M-cohdmidv01

  Kind regards.

• Issue after upgrading processor in HPE Phoenix h9 - 1120-t.

  Hi all.  I had debated on the amendment on the processor (an i7 3770) in my Phoenix HPE h9 - 1120t after that I got my hands on an i7 and 3770 k, still in the box.  Following an injury, I've been away from work for a few weeks - so my pure boredom I went ahead and change on the proc.

  It's relatively simple and no different from any other treatment that I have changed/added other space restricted in the case of Phoenix.  And once I had the liquid cooler and fan/radiator turned off, it's easy as a pie.

  I had no problems at all and it booted right up at the first attempt.  Yes I know it's a tiny increase in frequency, and my just Pegatron Z75 Board is not really made for serious overclocking (I got it at 4.1 GHz for about four hours using the Intel Extreme Tuning Utility and time has hovered around 45 c, which is fine, but I don't want to stress out you my mobo so I supported down to default speeds again).  I don't really plan to do much OC'ing, but it is still nice to have an unlocked CPU.

  Interestingly, there was a fairly large amount of TIM on the CPU and the waterblock when I removed it.  I was always in the pea or the size of BB camp, and I'm curious to see what users here think.  I cleaned the plate cooper real good with some 91% isopropyl alcohol and then put my pea size place on the central area of the CPU die (I used Artic MX-4), which allows the waterblock to spread it when mounted.  My time seem to be really on the same property.  I slowed down around 28 - 30 c, which is what they were on the no k.  I wonder if there have been good studies on thermal paste, and if someone proved the entire surface of the CPU that is painted on the method or the method of pea size dab is preferable.

  I have a question though.  Warranty associated.  Since I still have a year left on my warranty, what happens if something happens and I need to send the whole rig under repair at HP?  Do I have to restore the original components and put the former no k 3770 back in?  The reason why I asked is that I have a chance to sell the old da, but I was worried that I might need if something bad happens and I'm in need of repair or service.

  

  With regard to thermal paste... too much is as bad as not enough. In all there should be a very thin layer of compound... just enough to fill in the blanks between the contact surfaces.

  Like many, the guarantee will return all components of the stock to the computer and the backup... or make image to your hard drives. I have a graphics card improved HP because the specifications were inaccurate and I relied on them for the purchase of the computer. Customer support escalations manager told me to keep the original of the card corresponding to the correct plug where the system had to go home. I guess it's because the technician can replace components with parts... If technology don't, perhaps you miss an Intel i7 3770 k. There are also many discussions of the forum on component being change and hard drives being wiped.

  Please send Bravo

• Question about 'tailor-made' series HP Pavilion Elite HPE-300z with 1 GB ATI Radeon 5770

  First of all, hi. Sorry if this is in the wrong place.

  I have a question regarding the "Customize & buy" setting for the HP Pavilion Elite HPE-300z series.

  I go to 'customize' this computer and then to buy it:
  http://www.shopping.HP.com/webapp/shopping/computer_can_series.do?StoreName=computer_store&category=...

  In the process of personalization, to the choice of graphics card, I chose 1 GB ATI Radeon HD 5770 [dual-link DVI, HDMI, DP, VGA adapter]

  The ATI Radeon HD 5770 requires a power supply with a 450W, right?
  Well, while I was looking for in the specifications of this computer, I saw that the POWER unit is 300W...

  Now, here's my question...

  Modernize the power supply for the card works properly or I have to replace it myself when I get to the computer?

  HP has been known for graphics cards special at times that are tuned out. This power supply should be more centered around the amperage on the bus + 12 volts.  I saw some power supplies to 300 watts with an amp 19 to note on the bus + 12 volts.

  I'd feel better if HP mounted the 5770 with a supply of 460 watt with 24 amps on the bus + 12 volts.

  Call sales and find out for sure.

  Not all video cards and power supplies are created equal.

• Wake up from sleep mode, monitors turn on but no image is displayed. HP ENVY Phoenix h9

  Product: HP ENVY Phoenix h9 PC Series

  Product #: H3Y51AA #BL

  Model: h9-1387

  OS: 8 64-bit Windows

  Monitors: DELL 2407WFPHC x 2

  Updated graphics drivers to the latest version non-beta.

  Hello

  Since buying my PC a few months ago, it has been one of the ' display' problems after another. This is the current problem:

  When executing step by step away from my computer, I block via Win + L and shortly after that my monitor turns off. When you return a few moments later, I try to wake up to the top (but not really "wake up"...) To try to solve the problems of previous display, I already disabled hibernation options and sleep) my computer by moving my mouse. This causes monitors leave standby mode and be able to raise but what is dispalyed is black screens when I should have been introduced to the login screen.

  Mouse clicks and keyboard do nothing and I'm stuck at black screens. To continue, I press the power button on my PC causing the hard drives to spin-up and shortly after the computer turns off. I press the power button and start the computer to the login screen where as soon as I get my password, Windows loads and all my programs etc appear like they were before I blocked my PC.

  You can see previous problems, I had the list below, if all goes well they will help you to detect the cause of the current problem.

  Help, please.

  Thank you!

  Peter

  Previous problems I had:

  (1) when the awakening from hibernation, the computer would not wake up screensavers leaving no way for you to connect and save your work. Hard reboot needed. Solution: Disable hibernation Windows features.

  (2) error in the sense of "driver has no display and recovered." Possible solution: disabled hardware acceleration in Firefox.

  (3) when waking from sleep, I find that my 2 monitors have merged into one and a different resolution than usual. Once entered password to connect, programs that were on separate monitors are now on the same monitor. Right click on the desktop and selecting 'Screen Resolution'-> 'Detect' would set monitors to return to normal until the problem recurs. Possible solution: updated graphics driver. Don't know if this problem has been corrected, it may have just been concealed by the new problem mentioned above.

  Thanks, but the steps above had no effect.

  However, during a windows update, my graphics card driver has been restored and that seems to have stopped the problem.

  Unfortunately, again I see apps that were on two screens before lock/standby, appearing on the screen even after release sleep/wake. So far he did not often so we'll see.

• Adding a second hard drive Pavilion Elite HPE-163uk

  Is it possible to add a second hard drive in a 163uk HPE?

  I have a second drive in my old PC (which I think is IDE) containing a large amount of data that I would put rather just in the HPE163uk instead of transferring it everywhere.

  The new HP HPE PCs series is all models of disk hard sata port.  Buy an external USB enclosure for your old hard drive.

• e9180f: removal of the front panel? e9180f

  Hello, I need to clean my power swith (on the upper edge of the front panel) due to a spill of food products.  I have a side removed by removing a screw in the back and then dragging to the rear of the side panel. I don't remember if I already had the cabinet apart one more than this. The front panel can break, but I fear I will "break the BAD thing. I'm sure that WD - 40 or other cleaner used by switch electronic only should be OK. Thank you all for help.

  Please see HP document "remove the front cover HP Pavilion elite e9000, HPE-100 series desktop computers" for instructions on removal and replacement of the cover.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

  Please click the 'Thumbs Up' white LAURELS to show your appreciation

• HP and EFI computers?

  Does anyone know if the following 2-HP desktop PC use EFI (Extensible Firmware Interface) instead of the standard BIOS, and makes the motherboard in these PC (Intel)?

  HP Pavilion HPE h8t series

  Series HP Pavilion HPE h8xt

  I asked HP pre-sales people and they were clueless.

  Yes - they do.   I started this thread before I bought them.   I have 2 HP Pavilion HPE h8 - 1160t CTO - desktop PC, and both use UEFI made by FRIEND.   It is a gross UEFI implementation, but they use it.   If all goes well there will be an update after that Windows 8 is released.  Although, I have Windows 8 RTM Enterprise running on one of them, and it works fine.

• Formosa card mother IPMMB-F: motherboard of Formosa

  I bought HP Formosa card mother IPMMB-FM 685772 - 002 but NO driver CD. Please tell me where I can download the driver from the motherboard. Thank you!

  Some drivers for the motherboard are to HP following self service driver download web document.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-envy-H8-desktop-PC-series/5295996/model/5297197

  The motherboard is used in some of the h8, h9-1300, h9-1400, 700-000 Phoenix and Phoenix 800 - 000 series desktop PCs. check each for Windows 10 pilots.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-envy-H8-desktop-PC-series/5295996/model/5297197/product-info

• Windows 7 cursor lag/freezes randomly

  Hello!

  I just got a HP Pavilion HPE h9 series from a friend and it does work great and all. After about 5 minutes of setting up my cursor has frozen, I thought that the PC everything was frozen, but the keyboard still worked, and when I moved the mouse it would move to a little more than 2 seconds later. So he'd stay like that for about 5 seconds to work suddenly again. I plan on game on it every so often, so this is going to be a huge problem. Often, it is just really annoying problem.

  Note: I found just the scrolling wheel to the it thaws but its kind still a problem! I don't know if it works every time.

  Plug
  Processor: AMD FX (tm) - 8120 eight Core processor 3.10 GHz
  RAM: 8.00 GB
  System type: 64-bit operating system
  OS: Windows 7
  Mouse: Logitec

  Exact link of the mouse
  http://support.Logitech.com/en_US/product/wireless-mouse-m317

  I tried many things

  I tried to change the battery,

  I tried different ports USB on the computer has failed

  I went to the Manager of controllers/clicked device Universal Serial Bus went throughout the management of the power/USB root hubs / and unchecked allow the computer to turn off this device to save power (was that a good idea, I don't know)

  I tried to download the drivers from the Web Logitecs website, but I think I got them for the M225 rather than mouse 317 (but that once, they seem to be pretty much the same thing, so I don't think it matters)

  Things that can cause the problem

  The inside of the computer is very dusty,
  The USB ports are very dusty

  I got the computer with no power cable, so I had one of my HP old sisters he said "10A 125V" on a tag on.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  You can perform some steps troubleshooting in silence through this link. Please keep us informed.

  Thank you.

• An AMD Radeon 6970 graphics card will be compatible with my desktop computer?

  I own a HP Pavilion HPE h8xt series desktop computer.

  -INtel Core i7-2600 processor

  -16 GB of ddr3 RAM memory

  -460W power supply

  From now on, I have an AMD Radeon 6850 in my office, but I want to know that if I buy a 6970, if it will be compatible in my office and if not will work properly. Or if he simply does not work.

  Please answer as soon as possible because I need to know whether or not it is necessary to collect money for her for Christmas!

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Make sure that this AMD Sapphire 6970 will adjust.  It is 9.8 "length.  I also checked the length on the Sapphire site.  It's a card double slot.  This map requires a PCI-E power connector 8 pins.

  The Corsair CX600 is sufficient for the video card above.

  You can review the performance comparison between the 6850 and 6970 to this site.  Notice the power for the use of 6970 which means more heat inside your PC.

• Another question on the selection of new PC

  I found that the HPE H8M series is a better deal than the other PC I was looking at.

  (P7z and PZxt)

  My question is if I add the optional nvidia GT 530 (2 GB) video card will be the appropriate standard 300 watt PSU?

  They will improve the PSU or do I ask more?

  This PC has 6 GB of RAM, processor 840 4 core phenom xt

  Thanks in advance

  Looks like the same thing again... Seems you will get a power of 300w with this computer regardless of the video card. No real difference between this and other computers.

  Frank

• Size of series HPE Phoenix h9z

  I have a hole a little small for the computer of the HPE Phoenix h9z series I ordered. Can someone tell me the vertical size of the case to the upper part of the upper part? Please include the feet on the base. Knowing this, before it happens will allow me to get my size opening has increased. Thank you.

  Hello

  Dimensions

  16.22 "(L) x 6.89" (W) x 16.34 "(H/D) approx."

  I do not recommend installing a PC in a limited airspace unless you can ensure that the PC gets plenty of fresh air.

  I know that this model comes with an option of cooling water, but you still need fresh air to the water cooler and other components integrated into the PC.