PSU slimline s5310f

Similar Questions

• Help! Windows 7, HP Pavilion Slimline s5310f PC, IE 8 and password problems - HELP!

  Yes, IE 8 is the default browser.  What problems are you having?

  Big_Dave has also posted a response to your other post here:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/other-desktop-PC-questions/HP-Pavilion-slimline-s53of/m-p/345638#M8833

• Pavilion slimline s5310f.

  I would like to know if this system has IE8 as DEFAULT BROWSER?  I know that there Windows 7 as OS default...

  If IE 6 or & was originally the default browser, how can I remove IE8 for the restored original?

  Please only post once.  See your other post.

• 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.

• Two monitors with computer desktop Slimline?

  Hello

  I want to set up two monitors with my HP Slimline.  Is this possible?  I know I have to change the graphics card to accommodate two cords.

  Slimline s5310f

  64 bit

  NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430

  LG E2360V LED monitor

  Hello

  You have options:

  1. install a video card that supports two monitors. -> the best performance option

  2. use a video USB adapter/converter.   -> What are your needs of video connection? VGA, DVI orHDMI

  3. use a USB attachable monitor such as this AOC 16 "monitor.

  Option #1.

  Look here in HP Partsurfer for video cards that are used in the new Slimline models with a 220 Watt power supply.  These cards have been made specifically for the HP Slimline PC with a 220 watt power supply.

• My HP Slimline to a decent gaming pc upgrade half, instead of a half an ass.

  Alright. So. I was conned into buying this little toy, and I want to know if I can upgrade the Hp Slimline s5310f in a decent computer. Don't tell me to check the part serfer thing Hp. just be straight with me please. Can I upgrade a 400w power supply? or at least to a power supply that can handle a http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202002 I really apperciate the help, even if I am angry beyond all being lied about this computer. He can't even play world of Warcraft at a decent rate. It should be illegal for sellers of lying about the capabilities of the machine.

  Here are the specifications of your HP Pavilion Slimline s5310f desktop computer and its card mother M2N68-(Narra6). According to the specification, this model is equipped with an AMD Athlon II X 2 250, 4 GB of DDR3 RAM, a 220 watt power supply, integrated nVidia GeForce 6150SE graphics and a PCIe x 16 graphics card slot.

  To make a machine of class in the game, I recommend you to upgrade all of the above components... If possible. The RAM is already maxed out, as the motherboard supports only DIMMs of 2 GB and has only 2 slots. The graphics card you access must fit into the computer and function with a 400 Watt power supply. Please contact AthenaPower.com for possible compatible power supplies. It seems that the Athena Power AP-TFX40 is a compatible replacement for HP p/n 504966-001 (regulated power supply 220 watts, 100V-240VAC ) installed on your computer. Upgrade to a maximum 95 watt TDP Phenom II X 2, X 3 or X 4 with the clock the same or higher speed for an improvement of the overall performance of the system.

  The series subwoofer Slimline is very small, it is not really designed for games. Extra heat accumulates in these models when equipped graphics upgrade cards and CPU. You may need to consider to improve air flow by replacing the system with one of the highest CFM fan.

  Please send Bravo

• HP Envy 750-287C: Support from HP because will not help me - perhaps someone here will be...

  Very recently, I bought this product to replace my HP slimline s5310f aging.  The new system has the 6th gen CPU core i7-6700 8 and 16 GB of RAM.  My old one has a core 2 CPU and 8 GB of RAM, so I thought the news would be incredibly faster.

  The new came with 10 Windows installed, but that was fine because I had been running Windows 10 for a year on the former with some success.  But much to my surprise a new ran and runs like a snail in Alaska in winter.  We are talking about by clicking on the icon of the Explorer files and easily 10-15 SECONDS to get the first screen waiting.  And everything I tried was the same.   Very shortly after the setting of this system in place M$ released their update of the birthday that I applied.  If something he ran even more slowly.  Because I don't fo programming life I was forced to continue to use my old HP for my projects while reseaching still the slow pace of the new.  Research has shown that M$ has many complaints of slowness, and last week, they release an "emergency solution" to supposedly fix it.   Again, nothing improved.   So my only option is / was to install Windows 7 my DVD of Windows 7 Ultimate x 64.   I changed my UEFI for heritage to support booting from a DVD and restart.  I gives me the option to boot from the DVD and Windows 7 Setup begins.  And the very first prompt that appears is the license agreement (EULA) end-user MUST verify and click NEXT to continue.  But wait!  My USB keyboard and mouse DO NOT WORK!   Research shows that the DVD of Windows 7 does not have drivers that are compatible with the new system of Sky (something).  So I can't continue.  In fact, the only option available is to physically cut the machine.   Get the picture?

  So, I hope that someone can be aware of how you may be able to fix it or work around the issue in a practical way (I could customize my own DVD of Windows, but it isn't really practical).

  I'be so very interested to see if anyone can help.

  Thanks for reading and honestly I don't expect all the practical answers.  And if I do I will be extremely grateful.

  Unhappy with long-term HP Server/computer laptop / desktop customer.l

  Hello:

  The problem is that your W7 DVD does not have USB3 required drivers for the keyboard and the mouse works.

  Who would not have been a problem if your PC has PS/2 ports that you might have used.

  The other problem is that the skylake chipset does not support USB2 until the drivers for the chipset are installed, then connect the KB and mouse in one of the usb ports 2 is not an option.

  However, Intel has this utility that you can use to insert drivers into a USB flash drive, you'll need to do your W7 DVD.

  There is a readme file on the link below which will give you the steps you need to install W7 on this model of PC.

  This utility must be run on a PC with W8.1 or W10, then I hope that you can do on your current PC because there W10.

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/25476/Windows-7-USB-3-0-creator-utility

• Upgrade HP Slimline s5120f PSU

  I'm looking for upgrade my power supply to run an ATI Radeon 5570 on my slimline. I currently have a 220W PSU, I found a power supply that must adjust to newegg.com.

  It is 80 + Bronze, I've heard it is great quality and his 350W. I think that this will power the Radeon 5570 (I'm waiting for what you think.)

  Here's the site (I plead for a quick response, the sale ends tonight for her)

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817338064

  I checked the other power supplies for my companys cheap system and dimensions are almost the same.

  The Cheap PSU - 6.88 in. in length, 2.56 in. high, 3.35 in. wide.

  The other power supply - 7 in. long, 2.5 in. high, 3.4 in. wide.

  So not even a half inch long and wide do you think it'll hold in my case?

  I count on the dimensions of this cheap food for my PC so I can not currently measure the inside of the PC (it's guaranteed to fit my computer according to the site)

  Thank you

  Mike

  Edit:

  I almost forgot to ask it our the 5570 sage amp?

  + 3.3V@15A, + 5V@15A, + 12V1@11A, + 12V2@11A,[email protected],[email protected], [email protected]

  I'm not good at reading that since I'm a noobie serious when it comes to jobs.

  * Else * Radeon HD 5570 - 24A and a minimum of 350W PSU

  Edit 2

  And finally, do I need to get more cables for her? I heard to get a micro-ATX or something like that?

  The PSU on Newegg

  Output connectors includes 24 (20 + 4) pin, P4 - 12V 4 pin, 15-pin SATA II, Molex 4 pin and FDD 4-pin.

  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  My post has helped? Kudos left star struck to say "thank you!"

  I solve your question? Press "accept as Solution!

  Mikester007 wrote

  Thanks for your reply old_geekster

  I know that it requires 400W but I've seen people with a PC similar to mine works perfectly on a 250W power supply (although I certainly wouldn't). I will go to 350W PSU.  I know that this is the case.  However, HP uses video cards specially made to their specifications.  Because of these changes, they are able to run on less power.  That's why when you buy a third party card you must follow the manufacturer's specifications.

  But you missed some of my questions in the previous post, I wanted to know if the power supply has been good or cheap poorly made.  I'm not familiar with the PSU manufacturer.  However, it seems to go well.

  And if the voltage is sufficient for the Radeon 5570.  The amps required by the card are 24A.  The amps provided by the PSU are 15A.  Therefore, I don't think it would work.

  And also that part where I put minimum 350W 24 minimum for the Radeon 5570 was a another site that proved the 5570 was 100% about to burst, and they got that 400W is overstated.  It is not an exaggeration.  The manufacturers never know how the map will be used.  If you have an enthusiast who has a computer with 3 hard drives, 2 CD/DVD readers, etc., the specifications of the card would come into play.

  My PC is HP Slimline s5120f, if my PC can run to 220W (or even less) and then adding additional 130W set that will be the extra power, it takes only 50W to power the 5570 so I'm right on the extra watts.

  I'll add a few thoughts.  In reality, the Slimline models are not intended to be upgraded.  The size of the species does not have enough air.  It is certainly a major concern.  HEAT is your enemy.  This is why I'm always hesitant to recommend upgrades for one.  I give you my experience here on the forum information.  I did this since 2002.  I've seen several cases where members have attempted to update Slimlines without success.

• Instructions to change the PSU on Pavilion Slimline s5110uk

  I need to change the power supply on a Pavilion Slimline s5110uk - anyone know if there are special instructions for this model?
  I can only find the video instructions for the s3100 which seems to be assembled differently. I have never tried something like this before, so instructions must be foolproof!
  Thank you very much

  Webbo wrote:

  I need to change the power supply on a Pavilion Slimline s5110uk - anyone know if there are special instructions for this model?
  I can only find the video instructions for the s3100 which seems to be assembled differently. I have never tried something like this before, so instructions must be foolproof!
  Thank you very much

  HP web document that should have enough information. Insofar as making it's foolproof. It's never going to happen in this life. When you do something YOURSELF there is always the risk involved.

  Replace the power supply is one of the simpler tasks of hardware replacement for a PC. Replacement of a module of memory can be much trickier.

  Only a slimline PSU is an adequate substitute. Block of ATX power SUPPLY standard does not fit into the business slimline PC.

  Best regards

  ERICO

• Pavilion slimline s5-1554: s5-1554 Dead - PSU?

  Computer was found dead.  I tried to start button, no response.  Follow-up of hp, troubleshooting guide: power green light continued and when trombone placed at terminals p1-17 and the ground, power supply fan came.  However, when reconnected and push the button start absolutely nothing happens.  Once fans started to turn for about a second, but stopped.  Troubleshooting Guide says if the power supply fan turns on when connected to the p1-17 mass, food should be good and should then consider the motherboard, memory, other causes.  However, I am skeptical.  My stomach has always said it is feeding.

  I have an old computer that died, but has a good diet that would not be good, he would work to connect to see if it lights just like a test?  Other thoughts before you start exchanging parts as a diagnosis?

  Grumpy44, welcome to the forum.

  I agree with you that it could be the power supply.  I've heard the PSU works using the paper clip, but still not be good enough to run the computer.  If you try to use your old PSU brand sure the power connector ATX is correct.

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

• A slimline PSU upgrade

  I have a HP Pavilion Slimline (information below), I want to spend the current unit of 90W power supply 350W or 400W one.  Is this possible?  I read the topic stickied at the top of this forum that seems the only address non-slimlines.

  Pavilion s3400f

  Prod #: KJ375AA #ABA

  S/N: {content removed}

  Thank you.

  Egadd,

  You may be able to find a 270-Watt power supply.  Get the part number off the power supply inside the label and try the link below.

  HP Slimline power of Athena. A converter mini-ATX cable may also be required.

  Look here in HP Partsurfer for video cards that are used in the new Slimline models with a 220 Watt power supply.  These cards have been made specifically for the HP Slimline PC with a 220 watt power supply.

• HP Pavilion Slimline s3720f: what video card should I buy?

  I want to add a new video card (not too expensive) for my old HP Pavilion Slimline s3720, but I do not know what video card to buy, because there are far too many choices. I know that the new card must be low profile with a half support so it can fit into the currently available in the motherboard slot. I hope that Conect my Dell UltraSharp 1708FP 17-inch LCD flat monitor VGA on this new card to get the best resolution and graphics. Can someone give me a recommendation indicating which card to buy? Please be specific. Thank you.

  The slimelines should never require a lot of video.  Your 2008 model circa was Vista.  Updates drivers ended with WIN 7. It's a miracle you got WIN10 without drivers available is another story.  Another factor is the skinny 160W PSU. That limits your options if you have a.  The common consensus is that either.  added heat from a graphics card, the likely additonal to a new power supply really outweighed costs.

• HP Pavilion Slimline 400-034 does not illuminate

  Hey all,.

  My grandparents bought a HP Slimline 400-034 from Bestbuy (refurb, sigh), or all of a sudden only put up now after he have 4 months. When I plug the power to the PSU cables, the led is green. When I hit the power button, the CPU fan turns quickly, but the computer will not feed.

  I am quite sure that the power supply is good because it has the green light to the rear, and the CPU fan turns briefly. I unplugged the CD-ROM and USB ports in the front to reduce the load of power, but it will still be running. Is the Mobo that made, or is there something else I can try?

  Thanks in advance!

  Follow the steps described in the guide. My opinion is that the power supply is BAD. These PSU's TFX.

  The HP site gives a measure 7.9 x 3.3 x 2.1 "NewEgg has replacements here and here

• HP Pavilion Slimline s3315.uk graphical update

  My children have a HP Pavilion Slimline s3315.uk but I must improve the graphics cards, but don't want to spend too much. I was wondering if the ATI Radeon HD4650 1 GB DDR2 VGA/DVI PCI Express can be a good option. Any ideas?

  John, no, the HD 4650 requires too much power for your power supply unit (PSU).  It does not say in the specifications of the computer, but I think that the power supply is 180W to 220W.  The 4650 requires a minimum of 400 w to work properly.  In addition, the computer requires a low profile video card.

• Pavilion Slimline s3700f PC: where can I buy a replacement for HP Pavilion Slimline s3700f PC power?

  Where can I buy a replacement for my old PC of HP Slimline s3700f power?

  In the world where you live? I live in Europe, so my research is suitable for there. Repeat the search I did locally, then it will be tailored to your region of the world.

  Take a look at the following search I did. There are sources for a replacement of power supply in the thread.

  https://www.Google.nl/search?q=Pavillion+slimline+s3700f+PSU & OQ = Pavillion + Slimline + s3700f + PSU & AQS = chrome... 69i57.1913j0j4 & sourceid = chrome & ie = UTF-8 #q = hp slimline s3700f + power + power supply