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• Upgrading a p6510f Pavilion with a new power supply, graphics card and RAM work?

  Well, here's the deal that I go back to Japan for about 3 months and during this time I will borrow my laptop Cousins (in Exchange for my office) for Skype etc.. No problem their the thing is that he is a player and this p6510f has a few bad specifications when it comes to this, so I thought that I could let him borrow some cake rather than dirt, if you catch my drift ha... As well, when I get back gamer I ~ ('voice of Yoda"aka How Japanese works...)

  So I looked on Newegg / Amazon read comments and planned my purchase but the question is can this case and the Board of Directors manage what I use? lazy to measure everything out / busy.

  So first thing, I would like to replace:

  Replace the 2 x 2 GB ram cards default with:

  4 x Corsair blue Vengeance 4 GB (2 X 4 GB) 1600 mHz PC3-12800 DDR3 SDRAM of 240 pins

  For a total of ram 16 GB with my x 64 bit PC of course

  Link: http://AMZN.to/KtMt9m (note that I buy two)

  Replacing power 250w with an overkill rather one but it is the same price as a 550w then why not eh? After all the future upgrade/ability to use it in future builds?

  1 x Corsair Enthusiast Series 650 watts 80 Plus Bronze Certified Power Supply Compatible with Intel Core i3, i5, i7 and AMD platforms

  For the graphics card + overclocking.

  Link: http://AMZN.to/IkLTdp 

  Finally no more ATI integrated BS... Please for the love of the creator (will it work?)

  1 x EVGA GeForce GTX 580 1536 MB GDDR5 PCI-Express 2.0 2DVI/Mini-HDMI SLI

  If my PC can adapt to this card, and it works with power above that will make me happy enough. (Regarding the cooling if it becomes a problem, I can upgrade fans me but first comes this material.)

  Link: http://AMZN.to/IFiEa2

  I checked the slot for graphics card, RAM and power supply power and it seems to me that this will work out I want just a professional opinion...

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  Card not present upgraded

  HP Pavilion p6510f PC / Nr WW639AA #ABA

  Four cores AMD Athlon 630

  4 GB Ram DDR3

  HARD DRIVE 750 GB

  Integrated ATI Radeon graphics card...

  Power Max Power 250W

  Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

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  Thank you! ~ Of Amerindian

  Hello

  According to Corsair, the DIMMs that you chose is detected only at 1600 mhz, which is not in the specifications published by HP.

  You can roll the dice on the DIMMs that you chose, but I wouldn't recommend that buy you them until you contact Corsair and get a confirmation.  Computers HP can be very finicky with DIMMs, especially if you try to mix them with other DIMM modules.  If you do buy these bars and want to be them mixed with the existing DIMMs, then make sure the timings of latency CASE corresponding information validated HP. Also mix DIMM sizes will cause the memory function in unbalanced mode that adversely affect the performance of the memory.

  You should be able to make your own decision on whether to roll the dice.

• Z600: HP Z600 Power suply graphics card

  Hello... I have a worksation z600 and I need to change my graphics card because it is old (fx 1700) with a GTX 760... it is possible advertising this graphics card?   Power suply z600 is 650 watt power supply custom and have electric 6 one connector and this card need a 8 pin connector. Thank you!

  I run a GTX 760 in a xw6600 very well, and yours is more modern and more high powered workstation.  The convention's 75 watts upward in the PCIe x 16 location map it is plugged, so the adapter 8 pin really didn't need to carry a lot more power in your card.

  These mid range HP workstations have usually a single standard dedicated 6-pin PCIe supplementary power coming from the HP power supply for high power card cable, and there is some 6 to 8 pin adapters that might be very good, but I did get a two molex 4 pin for a PCIe 8 extra power adapter pin and connected on two of the outlets available 4-pin molex all intended to feed higher optical drives.  These superior have been power connectors 4 pin molex and the lower ones have been SATA power connectors.  There are SATA for power adapters molex you can get if you want to tap into both the upper and lower "tracks".

  From my reading, these workstations HP have usually three main power supply rails: one cable for the adapter PCIe x 16, one for optical drives upward to the top and one that down to feed the HDD/SSD to down near the bottom.  It's OK to tap into two of them and aggregate 8 pins adapter, but I rarely use my optical and simply drew readers in two of them and only one rail.

  There is enough power to do what you want.  Beware of cheap adapters of very little populated (fewer wires that should be there)... get one from a source of good brand with a good reputation.  Good are a little expensive.  Bad guys are cheaper.

• HP pavilion HPE-H8-1212: power upgrade graphics card is it useful?

  I currently have a HP pavilion HPE-H8-1212 with an AMD Radeon HD 7450 card with the standard power supply provided with the computer.  From now run many games on this machine with what graphics settings be better then adverage is a sad screen.  I don't need the best, but I was wondering if I could spend my power supply card and graphics mabye if need be to get the best out of this small computer for gaming?

  Does anyone have suggestions on what chart cards (best I can go) that are compatible with this machine as is?

  And/or what power upgrade level to if necessary to install a better graphics card - and which cards would be these (even better cards that would work on this machine)

  Thanks for any info

  Follow the advice given by Big_Dave Expert HP in the following thread.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/HP-Pavilion-HPE-H8-1212c-graphic-card-compatibility/TD-p/3820114

• Compaq Presario 2034NX. N power supply video card update

  I have a Compaq Presario 2034NX and want to get an upgrade of the installed video card (for a HDMI output, etc.).  I know that I have to spend my diet as well, for new power requirements.

  I am interested in (after-sales) part 3 parts, not "genuine HP/Compaq", to save costs on this box of 7 year and longer.

  (A) what version of PCI-Express is the slot on the MBoard?

  (B) what form of power factor should be purchased for?  ATX?  12V?

  (C) is there a special condition of type MOE for video work in Compaq Presario PCI-Express slot card, or will more 3rd party (after-sales) cards work?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Is the Compaq Presario PC?  If Yes, then put a standard size ATX power supply will work as well as several video cards PCI-E x 16.

  Most of NVIDIA video cards require a minimum of a 300 Watt power supply.  Most of ATI video cards require a power supply of + 400 watt mimium.

  1 HP didn't post the version of PCI-E slot, but I suspect 1.x. It should support most of the cards PCI-E 2.0 with a few exceptions.

  2. a stand size ATX power supply will fit (5.5x3.4x5.9).

  3. the video card chosen must be associated with a power supply to support its power requirements.

  How much budget do you see for the video card and the power suppy.  You have special requirements of video connection? (HDMI, DVI, VGA)  What applications are you planning to use with the new video card?

  Open your PC and a few measurement in parallel with the PCI-E x 16 slot to see how long of a video card will fit. The adjacent slot on the PCI-E x 16 slot must be vacant if a larger video card is being considered. Look at the motherboard, and ensures that the components on the motherboard will not interfere with the installation of the video card.

• Dimension E510: Power supply, video cards and fans...

  Howdy Dell Community!

  About 2 years ago I bought a Dell Dimension E510 desktop to game and machinima. It has served me pretty well until about a week ago lightning hit a tree outside my window while I tried to shut down my system. The storm came pretty quick and I didn't know that it was there only a rumble of Thunder, so I started to stop, but it was too late: smileysad:. The motherboard was virtually unusable. I took it to a local computer repair shop and the machine lights up and works just fine except for the card NETWORK does not work on the map AND if you did a RAM test that it would fail, but not one stick of RAM could be found with a problem. They ordered a replacement for my Dell motherboard.

  So I was thinking the other day, 'now would be a great time to make updates!". I put a 250 GB Seagate Barracuda HARD drive to replace the old 80 GB Hitachi. I also thought to improve cooling, the power supply and the video card. I have a lot of questions so here Let's go!

  (1) can I replace the fan inside the shrowd of cpu with a spare fan fan, and if so what are the dimensions of the fan?

  (2) can / should I strap in a 80 mm fan / 120 mm at the rear of the case to increase the flow of air from the case?

  (3) I heard that put a spare PSU is FRY your motherboard. I don't want that, but Dell doesn't provide upgrades of power supply (isn't that Nice of them?). A power PC Power & Cooling 500W Dell will work with the motherboard and the case?

  (4) after installing a new power supply, something like an ATI Radeon HD 3870 would work well? (compatibility with the motherboard)

  (5) I read something about being owner or something in this sense (like my e510) Dell systems. What is c?

  Well, that's all for now. I hope that there will can help me!
  Thanks for your time.
  -Garrett

  
  

• Satellite A100 PSAARE: Toshiba Power Saver + graphics card noise

  Hello

  Is there another URL where I can get a version update of Toshiba Power Saver for my computer drivers laptop Satellite A100 PSAARE other than the home page?

  It seems that it is not determinative of CPU fan (he always keep at maximum speed).

  Also, I noticed the graphics (GeForce 7600) too loud.

  If the monitor is off I can't hear it (just the CPU fan), but as soon as I started working it is audible and as a continuous beep kid.

  Is there a (software/hardware) fix for this?

  Kind regards.

  Hello

  The European driver of Toshiba page is one place where you can get the drivers and tools for your European Satellite A100 PSAARE model.
  This time it s a v7.03.07.I Power Saver for Windows Vista!

  But I must say that I see no problem of software on your laptop.
  Cooling modules and fans have to run with higher performance to make sure that your hardware components may be cooled properly.

  Maybe a cooling module cleaning might help to improve the internal cooling and noise reduction.
  From time to time, I clean my fans for laptop using compressed air stream and the fans are running more silent.

• recommendation for old Optiplex GX620 graphics card

  I upgraded my OS to Win 7 Pro 32 bit on this computer, but the Windows experience index is estimated at 2.8 with aero off because of the graphics.

  Processor: Mark 3.9, memory rating 4.5, Aero graphics performance: score of 2.6, games graphics: Mark 3.4, HDD: score 5.8

  It's a mini-tower Optiplex GX620 about 5 years, used for backup and email and the internet for other PCs:

  Pentium 4, E6850, 3.0, 4MB, Core Duo-Conroe, HDD 320 GB, 3 GB of memory, 375w power supply, graphics card, 128 MB ATI Radeon X 600, integrated sound.

  I would like a recommendation on a graphics card inexpensive that this machine can handle without more work of the CPU. I have searched the forum but could not find recent info.

  Thank you.

  will2010t

  SAPPHIRE HD 5450 1 GB would work in a dell optiplex GX 620? Slim. also is it just plug and play?

  I doubt it is plug-and-play; to illustrate, a parent replaced a burnt on 6450 with a 8400GS and Windows installed default VGA driver and he left like that. The screen showed a large black border, and the resolution is suboptimal. Installing software appropriate to NVidia eliminated border and full resolution.

  I would say that the card will work, but you will need to install the driver (which isn't hard).

  I have a Sapphire 6570 installed in my GX620, with excellent results.

• H8-1020 HP: HP H8-1020 - upgrading graphic card / power

  Hey,.

  Looking to give my almost 5 year old very PC need graphics push. As mentioned in the title, I have a HP h8-1020. After reading the other messages from users on this forum, it seems that the power supply provided with this model (300W) is totally insufficient for any new, decent graphics card.

  I also use a 27 inch Samsung S27D360.

  I read that some people used the corsair CX500/600 with Nvidia GT X series (2 GB) as an upgrade card appropriate. However I don't know a lot about the power supplies or performance graphics cards.  I don't have an absolute top of the map online, just one that can run most modern graphic intensive games. I hope for a price range of about $100 for food and not more than $200 for the graphics card.

  Here are some of the games I'd like to run upstairs - max (preferably in 1920 x 1080) settings:

  Diablo 3

  Skyrim

  Grand Theft Auto V

  The Elder Scrolls: online

  Any help with suggestions for a new power supply/graph card would be appreciated. Thank you!

  Hello

  Try NewEgg for theCorsair CX500. It's cheaper.

  ZOTAC ZT-70704-10 M model is spec'd to be retro-compatible with PCI-E version 1.1.

  Find out what the return policy is before you buy.

• Low profile & power graphics card for s3321p Slimline

  Hi I currently own a HP Pavilion Slimline s3321p. It's a good system, except the graphics card.

  OS: Vista 32-bit

  RAM: 2 GB (will likely move to 4 GB)

  Hard drive: 500 GB

  PSU: 160W

  Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X 2 5000 + (2.6 GHz)

  Course graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430

  You can find more details here: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01297158

  I know it's really hard to find a graphics card for 160W, but I really don't want to upgrade my power supply.

  I would like to play the new Sim City 5, and specifications of my computer are satisfying the requirements (surpassing a number), except for the graphics. I need to at least 256 MB and the 6150 has only 128 MB. Could you give me any suggestions on a graphics card that will fill my computer and the power supply? Thank you.

  Thanks, help is really appreciated.

  Also, I'm a bit confused about the difference between a chipset and a card, could you explain that? It is said that there is 1 PCI x 16 slot for a graphics card.

  If you think that I really need a new power supply, could you give some recommendations? But I really try to avoid it, then, Yes. Thanks again and sorry for this post so long.

  You have already linked to the card to your computer, but for good measure... Here are the specifications of original factory for your HP Pavilion Slimline s3321p desktop again. As you already know, there's only a non - ATX 160 watts of power. The only way you'll be able to install a graphics card in retail is to upgrade your diet. www.athenapower.com should have a diet that will power a graphics card with a system recommended nominal power of 300-400 watts power. Alternatively, you can contact HP, see if they have a low graphics power of cutom made card that will work with the provision of 160 watts of power. This option will probably be more expensive.

  According to specifications, your computer has integrated graphics using nVidia GeForce 6150SE integrated chipset with up to 256 MB (512 MB or more of memory system). Basically, a motherboard with integrated graphics card has the graphics capability built into the motherboard. A graphics card, on the other hand, is a map designed to plug into a slot on the motherboard. As a general rule, a graphics card will be more powerful than integrated graphics card of a chipset.

  Please let us know how you want to proceed and we should be able to help you any further.

• Lenovo M91p desktop does not boot with the new graphics card (Blank don't screen no BIOS)

  Hi all

  I recently bought a Lenovo M91p thinkcenter Desktop as an upgrade to my old PC i3.

  Old Spec is as follows:

  • Coolermaster Thunder 600W power supply
  • Card mother Intel DH55HC
  • Processor i3
  • Graphics HIS HD Radeon 7950
  • 8 GB RAM
  • HARD DRIVE 500 GB

  I transferred my HD supply and Power 500 GB old to new Lenovo desktop and everything starts very well.

  Then I installed 2 x 2 GB extra in the Lenovo M91p (which in fact 8GB) and updated the disk of 500 GB to 1 TB.

  So my new spec is as follows:

  • Coolermaster Thunder 600W power supply
  • Card mother Lenovo Q67
  • I7 2600 3.4 Ghz CPU
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 1 to and 500 GB HARD drive

  Everything Booted fine. Then I tried to install my old graphics (HIS 7950 graphics Radeon HD card) card. I got was a blank screen, no beeps, no BIOS... Nothing.

  At first, I thought that my diet was not enough... So I tested a 750W power supply in the pc. Still nothing.

  Then I thought that the motherboards BIOS was outdated... Updated... Still nothing. I even tried to update the firmware of the graphics card. Nothing.

  The graphics card works because I tested it in my old machine and it worked 100%.

  However, I took my graphics card to my provider and he tests it on another of his pieces... Did not work there either.

  My PC BIOS is not supported for secure boot, in case anyone wants to know.

  I am out of ideas now... Anyone able to help?

  There is a white list of graphics cards that will recognize the BIOS. The 7950 HD is a map of 180w, well beyond what the power plant can provide (and case/sufficient cooling fans for) and not a single one is that Lenovo would provide support for the BIOS.

  Use the search engine above to see what cards other owners have used successfully in their M91p.

• Corsair POWER supply update does not post, powers of the powers of 5 seconds down and loops...

  Have the HP Pavilion Elite m9650f with motherboard replaced in April 2012 class good to go.

  Replaced the stock GPU Nvidia GeForce 9800 GT with a Zotac GTX 560 Ti GPU and

  the stock HP 460 Watt power supply with a W0388RU Thermaltake TR2 600 Watt PSU in may 2012.

  All goes well until October 2012.

  PC randomly starts shutting itself off the coast and not feed until I have unplug the power cord and wait 5-10 minutes.

  Finally, he stopped turning on all together.  Reinstall all power PSU connectors, etc.  same result.

  Removed all cards, etc, same result.  Cards reinstalled one by one, etc., same result.

  Reinstall the stock HP 460 Watt PSU, now everything works fine.

  Thought it was a premature failure of Thermaltake PSU.

  Bought and installed a Corsair CMPSU - 850TXV2 850 Watt power supply for a few days but still not good to go.

  Lights, fans spin, but no MESSAGE, no video, tracks for all

  5 seconds, stops, turns on itself over and over again.

  Reinstall all power PSU connectors, etc. same result.

  Removed all cards, etc, same result.  Cards reinstalled one by one, etc., same result.

  Reinstalled the HP PSU stock, now everything works perfectly again.  ?

  Spends hours reading the forums...

  Some say that the RAM may not report correct voltage for power supply.

  If so, what can I change RAM voltage in the BIOS?

  Others say reset CMOS I did, same result.

  And someone on this forum HP thought that perhaps the Pegatron IPMTB-TK

  Card mother Truckee can only accommodate up to 750 Watts POWER supply.

  Any ideas?

  Can I get away with just using my HP 460 Watt power supply after all stock?

  Thank you.

  I have an additive to add to this topic.

  To refresh, my questions focus on a possible shift of the power supply and card mother specs:

  What is an ATX 12 v 2.0 and above technical problem or a power CAP problem?

  I posted my questions on the Forum of power SUPPLY Corsair PSU

  at the same time and I paste it here now, a response

  to GUY of RAM.

  "Hey RAM GUY."
  
  Sorry I couldn't answer until now.
  
  Please specify the difference between the ATX 2.0 specification and 2.01
  
  Spec that the negative - 5 v Rail is not present in the 2.01 spec and
  
  beyond.  As I mentioned previously, the Thermaltake PSU that has been
  
  running in my 2009, HP i7 tour for 7 last month said 12 volt ATX 2.2
  
  on the case and even if the power supply HP OEM said 12 volt ATX
  
  2.0 in the technical literature, that I found on Google, the real PSU I have does not work
  
  have any note on the case ATX specification.  So I think it's safe to say, my
  
  motherboard does not have the negative Rail v-5 at which he played
  
  nicely with 12 volt ATX 2.2 spec, until recently.
  
  Although theoretically it is supposed to be no limit on the amount of
  
  Absorbed power, you can use to power your motherboard, the motherboard because
  
  is supposed to use only what suits him and cap the rest, it seems that the OEM
  
  can dial up limitations of power if they deem necessary.
  
  Could be as simple HP, without wanting to compete with some of his HPs
  
  Professional workstations, caps so power on some Pavilion Elite
  
  Series models to prevent them from becoming a much cheaper
  
  solution.
  
  In any case, I think that all the available information, digested, he does not speak
  
  Specification of the ATX, but rather my motherboard HP has a limit of 650 Watts of power
  
  If I think that I read that someone else got the same motherboard goes with
  
  750 watts, but I do not remember where to find this announcement. »
  
  I'm back and Yes!
  
  Thanks again Lasvegaswireman!

• 5V power supply seems to have failed on PCI-6221

  I recently had a test set-up down, and it seems that this could be linked to the + 5v supply.

  When I connect 5v to the unit via an external power supply Board, the Board draws 50ma, far as the 1A, according to me, the PCI-6221 power is specified as being able to provide.  When I connect the camera Board to the PCI-6221 via cable, only 0.67v are measured on the map.  However, when the cable is not connected to the card of the unit, I measure 4.5V on the power supply 5v card PCI-6221.

  I couldn't find a standard of accuracy for the power supply of 5v, but I expected to be less than 0, 5V.  It seems that my PCI-6221 power can produce a voltage in open circuit, but decreases rapidly under a load condition, which seems that the jury didn't.

  Ideas?  Thanks in advance.

  Hi Scott,.

  Terminal on the 6221 5V is rail 5V PCI bus with some type of lighter, so the accuracy will depend on the computer's power. Would you be able to try this card in a machine that has a work data acquisition card? This would exclude any power problem on this computer. If this test fails, it is likely that there is a fuse and you will need to contact us as Josh mentioned for an RMA number.

• Upgrades power and graphics of a6600f HP

  I asked HP if I could upgrade my chart and the power supply on my hp bureau a6600f. I gave olinks to the power supply and card I want to use. They referred that the power supply may damage the motherboard. I was under the impression that the pc will only draw power that it must run. Here's the card I want to use, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125288&nm_mc=OTC-Channel&cm_mmc=OTC-channel...

  And it comes to the food, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371007

  Can someone tell me if this work and also to mount my frame? Thank you very much.

  P. S.

  The reason for the 500w PSU is to give me a small margin. I play eve online and it's a big eater of power of a game and I really need a better card I have.

  The power that you chose should be OK.  The NVIDIA 9800 GT is a long card. Open your PC and a measure for the length of the maximum 16 x PCI-E card. These small HP mini are tight inside.

  You may want to consider an ATI 4850 or the GT 240 from NVIDIA 1 GB DDR5.  The ATI 4850 is slightly faster than the 9800 GT and the 240.

• Pavilion 6540y: the upgrading of power supply and graphics card

  I need to update my graphics card. What is the best inexpensive card graphics and power supply to buy for my HP Pavilion 6540 Y. I use it mainly for work and graphic design. Currently, the stock video card doesn't have enough memory to effectively run Photoshop and painter with three monitors. Photoshop's request at least 512 M of memory for what I do, but I'd like to at least 1 GB. Sometimes I will have Photoshop and painter running at the same time.

  Hello

  I love the Corsair CX500 or the 520w Seasonic because they adapt to the physical dimensions for your PC.

  Your first consideration should be Support HP or HP sales during the consideration of upgrades or replacement of memory. If you want to consider other manufacturers of the best way to avoid memory problems is to contact one of the leading manufacturers of memory. I would recommend that you try the tools of these manufacturers: Corsair, Kingston andCrucial. Once you have determined the DIMMs that you need, then contact commercial or technical support to check that you have selected the correct DIMMS. If you buy directly from manufacturers, then they will stand behind their products.