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• HP ENVY PHOENIX CTO 810-135QE - 600 watts power supply Question

  In the near future, I would like to upgrade the video card in my desktop HP ENVY PHOENIX CTO 135QE-810 GT 640 default to something a little more powerful and I was wondering if there is any details about the default 600 watts power that will help me in my decision to the next video card.

  I know that some video cards require a number of amps on the 12 volt rail and all the information that I have found previously on the power of 600 watts power supply in the computer is not in that kind of detail.

  What I read, the power is a Petrus 600W e-star 5.0 Bronze, HP Part number 633186-002.

  Any additional details and details on this power to help me determine the next video card would be useful.

  On a side note the video card, I'm currently doing is one of the next Nvidia GTX 750 TI models, thoughts and recommendations on this specific map?

  Thank you

  JCOOPER2

  Hello

  Your PC has UEFI bios, so most video cards should work.  Some video cards will work in UEFI mode and others in legacy mode, that your PC is able to run.

  When the manufacturer of the video card and/or AMD or NVIDIA specify a minimum power supply size then it is best to stick to this recommendation.  Not all power supplies are built to the same standards of quality.  In addition the internal components, temperature, charges unknown and time that the PC will be placed under the maximum load are taken into account at the recommendation of minimum power supply is indicated.

  I have not seen a power of 500 watts with 12v rating of 18A, but this does not mean that there is not. And if that's the case, then the total power rating is suspect. A video card that requires an external auxiliary power connector will also draw power from the PCI-E slot.

  Are there cases where the minimum size of the power supply is insufficient? Yes, those who might be extreme but someone can have connected to power different connectors either to avoid buying a new power supply or maybe around just the food manufacturer minimum power rating. Some may do it thinking 'I'm going on fox the Fox ". It can work, but maybe the questions later start occurred.  I prefer to get the job done right the first time. You don't need a power supply to perhaps of overload and short circuit then internally causing spikes to the components in the PC.

• Satellite L40 - 18W PSL4CE: power supply Question

  Hello

  I'm on Toshiba Satellite L40-18W-PSL4CE model 00H0000GAR...

  While plugging the charger, while power comes and sometimes does not.
  I left as is for two weeks.
  Now the power does not completely, so I changed the power supply again still the same problem.

  I just checked the motherboard for laptop and there is no symptoms for short circuit.

  Please help me thanks in advance...

  Hello

  I found the other thread you have created in the past:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/message.jspa?MessageID=162687

  Looks like you had some problems with the AC adapter in the past
  Don't know not if this issue could have something to do with the previous question, but the use of incompatible cards could affect on the motherboard also.

  However, if you are sure that the adapter is 100% ok, then the problem could be related to ESF on the motherboard as you see, here in the forum, we can assume that I think that only a technician of the laptop could provide more details after checking the s portable

• UCS C200 Server Power Supply Question

  We make some changes in our data center and which involves electric grid.  We had to replace our Dustribution of power rack and to respond to the charge, we moved 208V, 3 phase power distribution.  Read the literature, I see that the power supply to the UCS C200 servers can operate 115V to 230V AC.

  My questions are: is it everything I have on power supply from 120V AC 208 v power supply power supply power supply?  Can I have a power running at 120 v and the other operating at 208V?  I try to avoid the closure of the server.

  According to specifications

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/collateral/servers-unified-com...

  Table 41 UCS C220 M3 SFF 450w Power Supply Specificationspescription
  Input AC voltage
  90 to 264 VAC auto-ranging,
  100 to 120 VAC nominal
  200 to 240 VAC nominal

• Reference Dell GX620 Power Supply Question

  What's up guys, I'm new here, and earlier this month my school made me a job on time partial like the public library IT Assistant, because I took IT out classes at my high school. I'm 18, and I know a little about computers. My question is, one of our computers at the library, a GX620, the power supply of the machine went wrong and that we have at the back of the library are detached power supplies for GX520, I asked my professor of computer SCIENCE at the school if it would be prudent to go and try to install the GX520 power in the GX620, but I'm still not sure if it will be a sure idea It would cause a fire? He would burn something inside the PC? My COMPUTER teacher told me to check the amps and volts on feeding 620, and I checked, the GX620 power supply has a maximum of 275 WATTS, while feeding GX520 has a maximum of 220 WATTS, is completely switch the GX620 bad diet, with the GX520 spare?

  And you know that the PSU is bad, how... ?

  First, you will need to know if the spare GX520 PSU's for the same (Tower, Desktop, small, ultra compact) form factor as the GX620 before you can even think to use it because if the form factor of the PC is different, it cannot even between.

  There is a block of POWER W 220 here that says: it adapts GX520 both GX620 Desktop. But if you do not have a GX620 Desktop, this power supply may be a bit low power if the original was 275W.

  That said, you can get a power supply for the GX620 here for less than $30, depending on the form factor. If your existing GX620 power SUPPLY PSU 275W, it seems you might have a small GX620 form, based on the specs of the PSU indicated on this page.

  BTW: Please delete the telephone number of your post. This is a violation of the terms of the forum to use to post personal information, not to mention that it is never a good idea to post personal information in any open forum.

  EDIT: The forum dislikes the second hyper link is here:

  [16] http://www.discountelectronics.com/category?Product_Model=3&category=2&PRODUCT_TYPE = 16

• Can power supply Question - I use the 230W power supply with a W540?

  I have a W540, which currently uses a power 170W (8.5 a 20V)

  I got also a docking station for a P50 that has a power of 230W showing 20V 11. 5a.

  The connectors are similar, but I'm hesitant to try the 230W power supply in the W540.

  It is allowed to use the 230W power supply with the W540?

  230 watts is maximum power feeding, it only provides the energy required by the computer.

  I sold my W540, so I can't test it for you. But I do use the ThinkPad X 1 carbon with 230 watts without no problem power adapter.

• 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

• Power supply question - amber LED flashing - Dimension E520

  So, I'm working on the dust removal and re - install windows on a machine. I've done dusting, but now I have problems with a LED flashes orange. The system will not top all - fuel without fans or beeps.

  After looking through some posts for ideas, I think it is a bad power supply or a problem with the heat sink.

  I think power because this seems to be a common problem. How can I test the existing? Is there a way to fire unless it is connected to the motherboard?

  The reason why I am wary of the heatsink is that I removed it when I was doing the dusting. I had the intention of fire tonight and get a new thermal paste in the coming days. Since then, I have read that this could be a recipe for frying the total CPU and I wonder if the machine is not pulled up like a check for free preservation any.

  It detects if I removed the heatsink? If it's happening, it will automatically detect when the new thermal paste is in there? Or is there a reset procedure any?

  Any help would be great. Thank you!

  As a side note, the design of this box is poor. I can't find some way to dust effectively the heatsink without removing it from the central unit. Supply openings do not match, so you cannot blow a good flow of air through the box.

  chelseasounder

  A flashing orange switch LED means that the computer is under voltage, but a power problem internal may exist.

  This may indicate a bad diet

  Are the Diagnostic LEDs on the front panel lite?

  The diagnosis Codes are HERE. NOTE from the ADMIN: Broken link has been removed from this post by Dell >

  Have you checked that all the cables to the motherboard and the disks are properly connected, by disconnecting and then reconnecting them?

  Bev.

• X 51 - R2 Power Supply question

  I've been running my X 51 - R2 with GTX-970 for just over a year with zero problems - even play graphically intense games at the highest settings. All of a sudden the power supply seems to take place within the limits of current/over temp... stop completely. I cycle his power and it recovers - the PC reboots immediately - no need to press the power button.

  Any suggestions or ideas?

  Thanks in advance!

  You must buy the 330W adapter and do not Overlock grapich card. If you can put your plug of gpu failing, do.

• X 51 power supply question

  I just got my x 51 in May and it's worked pretty well so far, but something I noticed after looking at his record was so annoying. I have a 2 GB of 960 GTX graphics card. The minimum recommended power supply 400W (according to the Nvidia site) but in my x 51 power supply is 330W. This will potentially cause problems? Thanks for the clarification.

  I got my x 51 beginning 2012; refurbished.

  Don't worry about this. It is very good. You have a beautiful piece of engineering.

  The X 51 has a laptop computer power supply. Crazy or genius?

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  A 960 GTX is a great match for the X 51. You have a lot of free space

  330 watts of PC how can reach a 3DMark fire Strike Score of 10396?

• Replacement Inspiron 518 power supply question

  I think I might be in a bit of a jam of pc. Last week I bought a Dell Inspiron 518 for my wife as an upgrade to its previous computer. I'd really like to upgrade the video card in this machine yet existing 300w power supply (with no connector molex/pci-e 6 pin addition) leave my fairly limited choice.
  None of the kind people you would know if I repalce with a standard, standard atx power supply. Models latest 815 Insipron there restrctions owners in their power supplies?
  Inspiron 518:
  NOTE from the ADMIN: Broken link has been removed from this post by Dell >
  Thank you very much in advance!
  Message edited by wjm1964 on 10/13/2008 15:42
  
  

• Pavilion M9340F: Power supply question

  After the storm, power LED blinks power, but the fan doesn't spin and computer does not start. Food need to be replaced, and if so, what role can I order? The part number on the existing power is HP 5188-2859 and cannot be controlled (or so he says).

  Based on the specs of your PC (here), all power 350W that will fit in your ATX mid case will be just fine.

• Questions about the replacement of a power supply for a P7-1235

  I decided to do an update on my Pavilion P7-1235. I put in a graphics card and put in power level. After doing some research on this forum and others I know well enough that I need. The only question I have is about the food. I don't know what the original power supply. There is a vent on the side where it however. So I guess that there is a fan on this side of the power supply. This eating plan I get:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139050 & TPK = % 20500% 20% 20modular %2 watt Corsair...

  I noticed that the fan is on top? Now there is no high ventilation in my P7-1235, I worry for nothing? I think that all the supplys to look the same. What is the top of the fan page for? Or can anyone suggest a replacement perfect for my exact Pavilion model?

  Sorry if the questions are stupid, but I'm still learning and want to do what I can myself!

  Hello

  Yes, you can use the power supply the same way. The image is in a vertical position for the convience of the buyer. I have the same with number of power supplies and it was fine. You can check the following links people have set up exact POWER supply in different ways.

  http://pcpartpicker.com/builds/by_part/Corsair-power-supply-cx500m

  However, please be aware of your power supply size and your case. If you have all materials/components in stock for your computer, then it is what it is;

  ATX case:

  : Height 39.4 (15.55 inches)

  Width: 17.5 cm (6.89 in)

  Depth: 40.9 cm (16,14 inches)

  PSU stock:

  (5.9 x 5.5 x 3.4 inches)

  And the power supply you want;

  Corsair size;

  "5.9"x 3.4"x 6.3"

  As you can see the length of the Corsair is considerably larger than your stock of power supply. This could hampor of air or could even make it so the holes of the PSU and the case does not match. However, this is usually not what worry. The height and width that should be worried because the length rarely causes problems, I wanted to just make sure that you knew in advance.

  Take advantage of your power supply; Corsair is a great brand.

• 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

• Question on the WebLogic Server 10.3.6.0 - power supply 10.3.6.0.7 application (Patch 17572726)

  Hello:

  I am applying the latter following PSU of E-Business (Doc ID 1668237.1) for Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.6.0 - power supply 10.3.6.0.7 ( ) Patch 17572726) on E - Business R12.2.3 and my question is what I have to apply this hotfix on filesystem fs1 & fs2 the or just run the fs_clone to synchronize the patch for both file system.  I appreciate if someone can throw some information in support of doc id

  
  

  Thanks in advance.

  
  

  Syed.

  Syed,

  Please see (Oracle E - Business Suite 12.2 Patching components Guide technology (Doc ID 1355068.1)), it answers your question.

  Thank you

  Hussein