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• Owners Dell POWER supply problems. Pls help.

  Hello. I have a Dell power supply, model D235PD-00 number. I was told that it is a power supply owner and must be converted to improve. Where can I get a Dell converter to convert? These are the connectors.

  Power supply connector 1 x 24 - Pin ATX motherboard Standard

  1 x 4-pin ATX power supply

  2 x SATA power connectors

  1 x floppy drive power connector

  aPCnoob

  Hello. I have a Dell power supply, model D235PD-00 number. I was told that it is a power supply owner and must be converted to improve. Where can I get a Dell converter to convert? These are the connectors.

  Power supply connector 1 x 24 - Pin ATX motherboard Standard

  1 x 4-pin ATX power supply

  2 x SATA power connectors

  1 x floppy drive power connector

  aPCnoob

  Dell D235PD-00 PSU is a unit owner, due to its body shape and size, not the wiring, it's why there are no converters available.

  http://www.Amazon.com/genuine-Dell-replacement-OptiPlex-replaces/DP/B00U2VBZRE

  Bev.

• Satellite x 200 battery or power supply issues

  I have a satellite x 200 - s20. Owner since new, 2 and a half years.
  The laptop works perfectly, but I don't know if I need a new battery, power or maybe there is a hardware problem (but I doubt it).

  When it is connected to the power outlet, provide the following happpens:

  He started using the battery instead of the power supply.
  Power and battery leds turn on and turn off (on during a few seconds and then off for a few seconds).
  At this point, the battery stops charging.

  In the manual it mentions something on one of the lights turn blue, none have ever done that.

  Hope someone can advise
  Thank you
  Strand

  Hello

  In my opinion, you should first check if the power adapter is not a malfunction.
  If the AC adapter would work properly, then the battery might not be charged and the battery led not turn to blue because the battery is not fully charged.

  I would recommend so check the AC adaptor first.
  Of course this is only my personal opinion and I could be wrong too

• Can I put the Pavilion Slimline 180 Watt power supply to a 300 Watt PSU

  Of course, you can!

  Here is an informational videoabout the possibilities of upgrading your slimline WHAT PSU found on YouTube.  A comparison of three power supplies, including the owner HP PSU and a (two video and CPU) stress test and comparison of noise is shown during the video.

  Be aware that some, but not all, of the PSU, upgrades require a simple and light your PSU slimline support change. Change depends on the power supply model chosen for the upgrade.

  Purchase an adaptor molex as HP UPE is necessary for the Slimlines using a power supply with the format owners microfit ATX 24 pin, as well as the standard for the HTPC power supply ATX 20 pin format.

  Upgrade your power supply at a higher power will not damage your motherboard. A power supply will provide only so much power that is required of him by the mother and peripheral card up to the nominal power of the installed PSU.

  It is for those who wondered how to work around the limitation of the low power 180 Watt power supply that most Pavilion Slimline PCs come with the Assembly. With a power SUPPLY improved, more memory and a graphics card discrete, including support (it is a requirement) your Slimline can be your gaming PC.

  Selecting a graphics card is another topic. Not all graphics cards can hold in the case of a slimline. It takes a low profile video card. They are available for purchase online.

  Kind regards
  ERICO
  Published by erico on 15/11/2009 13:17

  Bravo for Erico 1,000,000,000. Great post. Debunks many myths and the hearsay rule.

• HP ENVY Phoenix 850-065se: HP ENVY Phoenix 850-065se Power Supply replacement Question

  On point to start using my new 850se and, like others, have long-term supply concerns with the unit from 500W to come with this model. Finally the PSU will have to be dealt with during the upgrade or this power will die quickly.  I thought I could just install a Modular 750W Cool Master PSU I have to just to fix the problem from the outset for the life of the platform. I jumped open the case and power supply cables was moving to look at and check the PSU is actually 500W (it is).

  At first glance, everything in the 850se looks compact and compatible with a new PSU standard - then something cought my eye. Someone else saw the connector connecting the power supply that connects in the CD player? I'm not some tech pro by any means, but I'm not completely new at this stuff, and for the life of me I can't understand what is the connector. I am confused where I am fearful that it's some exclusive HP nonsense. I have never seen him and can not find maps while rummaging around looking. My only thought was there must be an adapter for the FDD or the 4 pin connector. I hope it is something simple that, for some reason, I just never saw.

  If it's something completely owner, then I guess I can go along without the cd player. It's not like I need for what these days - but would of course I would powered it so it is an option.

  Help at all or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Specs below:

  Kupchr36, welcome to the forum.

  The PSU is ATX standard.  You should be able to update without any problem.  However, until you decide to upgrade the video card, it should work fine.  There is a lot of power for OEM components.  Personally, I love the Corsair products.  They are lovers of quality at a reasonable price.

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

• HP Envy 750-116: can anyone recommend an upgrade of the power supply for HP Envy 750-116?

  I have a HP Envy Office 750-116 and need to replace the power supply 300W with an upgrade to a more powerful.

  I was look at is CORSAIR CXM CX550M 550W 80 PLUS BRONZE or the EVGA SuperNOVA 650 G2 80 series. I have kniow that they are all two excellent PSU.

  My concern is with the connector that the 750-116 uses to the optical drive. Looks like the kind of connector you see go to a laptop, DVD player. (It of really small and is marked P5)  I have a spare part HP 460W PSU I could use, but it is not a connector that would work. So I hesitate to buy Corsair or the EVGA without knowing if I'll be able to plug into this weird DVD connector in the HP Envy.

  Someone out there has run into that and find an answer?

  Bill

  Optical drives are still a thing? Wow! Any ways OP. On these new machines. HP uses a slim with an owner drive

  Connector for it. You won't find it on the other PSU. You will have to abandon the drive if you replace the stock PSU.

• HP Pro 6000 Elite 8000: Does Hp 6000 Pro and Elite 8000 Supports 600 Watt Power Supply connector having 6 pin

  I want to upgrade my suuply standard power of 300 watts to 600 watts in my two HP 6000 minitour pro and Elite 8000 Tower systems. Is the Board supports power supplies good as brand take heat?

  I would not classify a Thermaltake PSU as a very good brand.

  Unfortunately, your desktop PC uses an exclusive style of PSU, so standard ATX PSU will not work.

  Upgrading the owners 300 Watt PSU 600W ATX POWER supply is not just going to work.

  Your desktop PC is one that is not very conducive to the upgrade.

• Updated power supply with h8 - 1360t (after installing HD 9750 / 3 gb)

  I am the owner of a h8 - 1360t with Win 8.1, 8 GB of memory and a (new to me) Sapphire HD 9750 3 GB card video.

  I "think" my system has the 460W power supply - this is due to the strange re-boots that my system has when playing video games online (I.E. Citizen star, World of Tanks, BF4 etc..)

  It is not restarting all the time but it happens more often - (the only changes to the system is the video card - no problems before)

  I would ask the community to the grater if there are suggestions about what to search for PSU?

  According to the Tech Spec Page, I have the option of 300W 460W or 600W

  Can I go higher than 600W?

  What is a good diet to look for?

  I appreciate her help!

  Thank you!

  MJ

  Hello

  See my previous response updated for a recommendation power.  NewEgg should have two models.

• HP envy Phoenix: power supply question

  fact the hp envy Phoenix 810-430qe motherboard use standandard atx power supply connectors or connectors owners that I was told that it can use up to 900w but need to know for sure

  egaregolden12 wrote:

  fact the hp envy Phoenix 810-430qe motherboard use standandard atx power supply connectors or connectors owners that I was told that it can use up to 900w but need to know for sure

  Yes, it's a standard ATX PSU.  The description of the part for your current installed PSU is as follows: (746177-001) power supply - ATX, Picolit, IPS, 500W, EStar Bronze

• Request for block of power SUPPLY Dell optiplex 7040 Mini-Tower

  I intend to buy optiplex 7040 MT at end of game. So I would like to know:

  1. the motherboard has the processor power connectors and standard motherboard or owners?

  2. is it possible to replace the stock power supply with a cooler master extreme power 600W more? If not, what more than size of power supply fits there?

  3. is it possible to mount a gtx 1080 in there?

  Hi iamprateekprakash,

  We do not recommend that it works because it has not been tested but according to your discretion, you can try, but as you rightly noted that it might void the warranty with Dell.

• Aurora-R4, seeking to upgrade power supply for a better quality of power supply that is not a brand of Dell?

  OK, I have a R4 Aurora, and in my view, that it comes with a power supply of 875 watt. Not 100% about this though. For now, I want to upgrade the power supply to a power supply, so it can support say double cards video in better quality SLI mode. The problem is that the PSU 875 does not have a rail system unique to 12 volts to 50 amps of power support to handle difficult loads of power and provide ample cooling in the power supply. What I would do in the future, it is out of the current PSU, I now and looking to buy a decent POWER supply unit elsewhere. Reference Dell sells a power supply higher than I can use existing wiring, or should I find another brand of PSU and seek to replace the power wiring? And how is it difficult to install if I have to use a different power supply with a different wiring? Installation instructions?

  2015 edit: Joe got his Alien running on an XFX Pro1250 you read, while the mine is running on the twin PSU Seasonic x 1250, here with a case modded haress:

  • The ALX files: a triad of power exchanges. Area-51 Aurora XPS 730 x... How to make a R1.44 of Area 51, using the value of r2 New 1440w Delta... Lessons in exchanging PSU Done Right
  • http://en.community.Dell.com/Owners-Club/Alienware/f/3746/t/19618380

  I typed my answers below Joe right B4 my Alien arrived last fall & b4 I got much Aurora psu swap knowledge or experience; What follows is an IdeaStorm on how to game-plan & handle swap psu Aurora, with a forum for archives where last year not too many messages in-depth existed on the subject, & Joe here desktop & my own experience of swap, details surface as others have done swaps using the accumulated knowledge we all collection / post in our success stories.

• Aurora r5 stock heatsync voltage problems with evga modular 750 watt power supply

  The stock fan on the heat sink thermal condition of the R5 Aurora stock runs just as fast as it can while holding a 6700 k, you mind, at a steady temperature around 30 C idle. Previous the cpu and psu were almost silent, whereas now the fan seems to run to rpm max powered an EVGA 750 watt p2 modular power unit cpu1 slot. How can I reach the bios to lower the fan speed?

  Yet, I am not "awake" not until the Caffè Verona + mix roast French kick. I do not have the model of your computer, but your service PDF manual available for download on the R5 Dell.com support page lists the Bios options, lists the right place to connect the fan to & lists the keyboard button to push to enter the Menu of the Bios. At a time like this, I could put back the original power supply in there, confirm the fan installs, if so, replace the new power supply in, see if again deploys spazzes

  but I don't think it's the power supply

  If your bios menu has no control of the fan speed, a swap of psu se do not spin faster or slower radiator fan. If you have ordered the 6700 k to the Fund, you would have power 850w. If you have installed the 6700 k yourself, using pneumatic radiator, it is possible the 95 watt cpu needs best, as the cooling liquid cooling. I see you're at 30 c idle, but it seems that the fan is bad fan... header check than 1st, see options in photo here: Alienware Aurora R5 - fan CPU 100%

  • Edit: @Hockeytown messaged me: "I eventually replaced the H80i Corsair GT for a 550LC Asetek ebay OEM pump. "This has solved my problem of fan and I am now able to connect via the (Top_fan + Pump_fan) factory setting and not errors.
  • @Hotarri installed Corsair H60

  It is possible, the motherboard as expected 'react' different when deleting in the 6700 k; It is possible that since 6700 k factory liquid cooled, the spazzes motherboard when the owner puts 6700 k themselves but without cooling liquid, such as a small problem, uses one table different fan / or a set of parameters of the fan speed (6700 k + pneumatic radiator = incompatibility) that hopefully you can change in the Bios somehow somewhere but maybe not

  It is possible that you can hand-place 3rd fan header 'pump', trying to fool the mother board, lol, see if the cpu fan slows down as a test. Still, I do not have this model, I think that the motherboard that waits for a signal fan/tachometer on the header of the pump in response to 6700 k, good luck with it

  post a photo of your swap 750 for us when you get it figured out (=

• Area 51 - R2, choice of power supply?

  Hello

  I'll buy a new Alienware Area 51 tonight. I decided to put one card video in for now and upgrade/add later.

  On the Alienware website, it says that there 850w for a video card and 1500w for several video cards, but I can't choose to take.

  If I buy a single video card, I can supply 1500w? Or is there a software in the Alienware to change power?

  Thank you for your reply,

  Antoine Bedaton

  DELL-Chris M

  On the siteof USA, I choose food, but you must also choose the correct CPU for the power supply.

  Well well, what do we have here Mr. M? This looks like something for me. Is the way to this Alienware to say than those who choose the Cpu Hotwell & "match" power supply - as if such a thing could even exist within our reality - until later, when the buyer prefers to upgrade to Bwell Cpu, their power will be, what exactly? Not approved?

  A wiki article, operation / well are two processors of tdp of 140 watts. What could be the problem requiring different "options"? Why not make all power supply purchases of "approved"? I see no mention well v. Haswell requirements or revisions on Corsair ax1500i EVGA 1600 (or) Newegg or online, while D850EF-00, D1500EF-HU850EF-00-00 the site of 80Plus PlugLoadSoltions say 850/1500 have no change since their certifications 2 years ago. The search term ' Broadwell-E approved (or certified) power ' doesn't produce any meaningful information to the public, certainly from Intel. Facing no new Broadwell-E approved power supplies released at Computex 2016, asked how all overclockers took well to extreme overclocks of liquid nitrogen (LN2) at the Intel-sponsored by using "old Haswell" overclocking event power both strive for & then achieve these records of the world. Not that I'd buy it, but the Thermaltake 1500w titanium, unveiled at Computex last month, makes no mention of being Broadwell-E approved; a strange situation titanium now their coronation, ostensibly in free use at Computex to show itself

  I smell something here, or here, something that falls on the advantage of the consumer in the future later when choosing operating cpu & 'box' in 'outdated' operation single power supply

  I would like to label these types of non-descript as unacceptable antics for a particular reason: asked about Facebook to explain exactly what that ships inside the Area-51, the public is directed to the sales page area - 51.com. the screenshot of your above don't tell us anything about the hardware itself. When asked to point blank that ships inside new desktops Broadwell, Joe Olmsted declined to comment, has refused to help raise awareness about the most expensive non-descript present hardware options or not to this day. It's unbearable, given the outdated and ambiguous to the actual sales page, both CGI & text

  If our points of sale, which are intended to evaluate the public of what they buy cannot come from Facebook where the question itself is removed from public display by employee Alien - RC (documented), cannot come from the sales Page, & cannot come from the Product Planner himself on Dell.com, what are we going to do Mr M, in order to better inform us about the material & its specifications? Are we to go it misleading error CGI & ambiguous text? Are you able to contact Alienware for a response & post their response to us here, in order to better inform the public what new operation v Broadwell supply means or can mean for the consumer, past present & future?

  Knowledge in itself can help the buyer choose between 5820 k c. 6800 k for example, as a simple decision made scalability now when it's appropriate, or, in the event of the loss of scalability an opt - in operation now in the face of any literature or deliberate or business help in social media or other outlets to be informed, making the consumer that is unaware of a decision that had to be do now when it reasonably & affordable can. If I ask this question to the Technical Support Arena under my username, can I be guaranteed a timely response or will I ignored as is done in almost all of my technical questions it last year?

  What makes well 850/1500 '? "than the 850/1500 only

  Of some importance is the following: can u get the new 850w / 1500w numbers - if they exist - and if they do, please post them here for the public, so past operating & future buyers may have the "approved" Broadwell from manufacturer to purchase now or later. 850 buyers may like the 1500 later, perhaps accompanied by the warning not to install 800GY 'approved' 1500w operation, but only install 'new' well 1500

  

  Is the safety of the products, EMC and environmental datasheet now obsolete?

  Yes or no: can we expect a revised report of the compliance test for 'new Broadwell' approved psu?

  Mr President, here & now is as good a time & place as any to make these distinctions, if they exist. The doubting Thomas is waiting with impatience the results of your research in these areas above & below

  As all the previous Area-51 R2 buyers are the last people on Earth who still can not spend processor Broadwell-E due to no support Alienware a month after the debut of well, This is due to a 'no-Broadwell-E' authorized unsuited to the American system power?

  If past operation of buyer power is sufficient to run well Finally, why are new buyers well requested option to a power of good, while the new buyers of Haswell are prohibited to?

  If the power supply of the new buyer is not enough to run well Finally, why are new buyers Haswell prohibited access to it at the time of the purchase?
  

  Why is well approved psu an element of equal access to all buyers & most of all, why is not backward compatible with the Hwell? Why two options of PSU & the only "best option"?

  What are the documents will be produced - and when - announcing & confirming that all systems of eqwipped Hwell sold currently passed & future are also in fact approved material - & otherwise approved - why not

  Can you provide a majority or all of the above, or should we stay on Facebook & Twitter?

  At your leisure...

  Oh. There is more

  Please find & view the reference number of the new Aurora R5 850w, which is capable of powering of double - 300 watt cards & is far superior to the Area-51 850 watt who cannot supply double cards of 250 watts. There may be in the population of Area-51 owners who want to "pass" to Aurora R5 850 watt later in order to run double 250 watts or cards double 300 watt, without incurring the high cost of the 1500 watts

  We would like to know if the 850 watt in Aurora is also Broadwell-E approved, in order to better integrate into a system if it is the fault of the owner - either by a X 99 micro-ATX card mother swap to Aurora - or simple plug & play in A-51, regardless of whether an operating system or. Compatibility seems in doubt

  Is Aurora 850w approved by good: If so, why Yes... If not, why not

  ('we don't test Skylake R5 with good compatibility, no response from here ', I heard u say?)

  

  Note: Aurora R5 is not "Skylake approved", or Hwell/well approved: it's just one power supply like any other we beings humans are you use to run an Intel High performance after 2013 & my little finger tells me that it is exactly the same one as it was still inside the Area-51, even now. The 850 in R5 should not have to be tested for compatibility with Hwell/well, he should just "be a known" as opposed to marked a "unknown" "untested". What kind of technology company can't know if their power is compatible with all Intel processors or not. Exactly. Google 'the great 2013 Haswell PSU compatibility list'. Transparency. The qwestion is not what what can he do inside the Aurora, but what can he do outside, like a stand-alone. Certainly, it has been tested both within the Aurora & A51 for full compatibility Sky-Hwell-well, to say or think otherwise is absurd

  Option of the A51 Haswell 850/1500 before = compatible: Yes No as above

• Replace the power supply in a Studio Slim s 540

  Hi, I bought a 540 s Slim of Studio in November 2009 and now I've decided I want to make games a bit. However, it runs a little hot, and there is not enough energy for a new card. I think I have a power supply that is 300w.

  I was watching a GTX 460 or ATI 5850. The 5850 is probably too much for the case. So I thought to replace the case by something simple but effective. I like this:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16811119137&nm_mc=AFC-C8Junction&cm_mmc=AFC-C8Junction-_-RSSDailyDeals-_-na-_-na&aid=10521304&PID=3136390&SID=

  This case should be quite good, with the addition of a fan or two perhaps.

  Now to my next problem. I keep everything in the Studio Slim to the stock, the Quad Core, 6 GB of ram, etc. The only thing that changes is the power supply and graphics card. However, I've heard Dell Mobos/PSU are owners and making it difficult to replace PSU. I have need around a block power 400w-500w. What is compatible with the dell motherboard chipset? Help would be appreciated, thanks.

  Some of my features, if it helps:

  Motherboard: Dell 0M017G A00 P45/P43 chipset
  CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300
  RAM: Twin 400 mhz (DRAM frequency) 6 GB DDR2 memory
  HARD drive: Western Digital 7200 RPM 32 MB Caviar Black

  PSU: bed 10A 125v so I think that its to 300w?

  deuce985

  The Studio 540 Slim has a 250w power supply.

  The power supply is a standard ATX format, but due to the constraints of the 540 Slimline case, it is a unit of owner of Dell, due to its shape, size, and the wiring harness.

  If the motherboard has been installed in a box ATX Mini/Mid Tower standard, more generic standard ATX power supplies can be associated, either a 24-pin or 20 + 4 pin main card mother power connector, with or without the on/off switch.

  You should be able to buy a compatible power supply either a local computer or online store.

  Note: You need a diet with four SATA power connectors.

  Bev.

• The upgrade of the power supply for Alienware R4

  I just bought a MSI r9 390 x upgrade my r9 270 came with the computer. I had a problem where as soon as I turn my graphics to the max the computer restarts. No blue no screen no error message just to the top restart as if someone plugged and unplugged the pc.

  I have this reduced to a problem of power supply as no overheating takes place. I think it is the J556T power supply provided with the original pc stock. I don't think that's the tension to keep the card will I think 18V POWER supply which im sure this card requires more volts 18 years to operate at high efficiency. If you think the same thing that I am I would like to improve my diet, the problem now is the case around the PSU doesn't let me with many options because it only having openings on the sides and PSU most now have fans in the top and bottom. What PSU suggest you.

  «How about we get your diet 1 work before to decide, it is not decent...» »...

  • Update Aurora R4 PSU
  • The ALX files: A triad of food Swaps
  • Aurora psu > research forum <> Aurora Power Supply
  • "You have to rewire the whole machine" after deleting old psu

  Tip: two cables grfx were J556T, each cable is rated @ 18amps, which makes the two tracks of 12V 18amp; you have to feed the card with every cable / each tubular structure for better performance. While each cable carries a 6pin & a jumper 6 + 2, don't let it fool you > he stlll reduced to be just a cable. Try the two cables: use one & only one connector type out of each cable...

  Tip: when the need for a "8pin", insert the primary 6pin & borrow the 2pin off the 2ndary rider

  -Aurora: How to run a card 375 watt... kind of... -

  

  -most Aurora owners who have the PSU 875 watt also have a cable that is not used in the floor case: use the...

  Here is a 375-watt + HD6990: note the grfx-RED & blu - ylw cables are deployed both 6990 has two rails 12v 18amp--> 18 x 2 = 36 x 12v = 432watts has a. Good looking<>

  To use only one cable (prim and jmpr) is to refuse access map to additional 216watts provided by cable #2. unlovely

  For these cards that need one (or two) 8pins, we do that again? --> Insert the primary 6pin, borrow the 2pin off the 2ndary rider & ask the rider on the side, unused <> kapisch?

  -the primary 6pins is the path of least resistance-

  By the way by the primary 6pins - & with the horsemen of 2ndary - the person above uses a less effective connection diagram; resistance built in the appendices of the rider:

  • because of her crimp mechanics inside the primary 6 p
  • due to the addition of 4inches of wire, it's the rider
  • because of her crimp mechanics inside the cavalier 6pin

  

  -do not 'put' the primary 6pin on the side (left), "throw" the rider to the side & borrow its 2 pin (right).

  Aurora in a solo card application, always use the primary 6pins (=