Size of PSU or of connector HP 6100 (F3185WT)

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  The R5 uses a standard size PSU? I can just pictures and thank you.

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  It uses a standard size of W 150 mm x H 86 mm | 5.9 "x 3.4", where length / depth is the variable that changes according to the size / output etc. Their 460w is about 5.5 "long while their 850 is 7.5" long. Both of their power supplies will be manageable short cables even if a spare chassis can come with long cables (one size), where a sectoral approach to theirs in a new requires diligence to cable manage all new cables whilst being aware that the swing arm is to close entirely & the side panel back on , that's why care are guaranteed when you install a new chassis with new cables IE "slow work & think through '."

  

  

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  A comparison of the two power supplies. EVGA 650 GS is a little longer, to 5.9 "x 5.9", but still a relatively small power supply that was one of the main reasons I picked it

  

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• Help PSU p6310y HP upgrade!

  I need to know what power supply (600W) corresponds to my case because I improve my 9100 the EVGA GTS 250 graphics card.

  any help would be appreciated!

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  Will suit most ATX power supplies. However, it is best to measure your exisitng PSU just to confirm and to get an idea of how much extra room is available.  A standard ATX power supply is 5.9 "5.5"to 3.5".  HP Mini-Tower cabinets are tight inside, so I wouldn't go too far outside the standard size ATX PSU.  Choose a modular power supply to help minimize wiring problems. The side of efficiency and the guarantee period are also elements to consider.  Look at the amperage + 12 volts to the PSU, you are looking to buy.  Not all power supplies are created equal.  www.Newegg.com

• HP ENVY 010xt 700: HP ENVY 700-010xt PSU upgrade

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  I have the HP ENVY 700-010xt and I want to switch the power supply.
  
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  Hello

  Please consult thisHP displayed information.

  Your PC has the typical ATX PSU with the dimensions of a 5.9 "by 3.4"to 5.5".

  TheCX500, or CX600 Corsair would perfectly fit in your PC.

• Help: Added psu and don't remember what wires go to dvd player

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  It seems that the player requires a sata connector and power, but I want to be sure before you continue.

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  Hi Big_Dave

  Thank you for your continued support...

  Now, I replaced the in situ 300 watt power supply provided with the HP ML330 G3 with 750 watt Corsair and well. No smoke or fire smelly so that chips and salmon "I am preparing for dinner.

  Regarding your question, Yes, the size of floppy Bay is the same size as that of rpm scsi 10 k 80pin. drive it is a 80-68 pin code converter that plugs nicely into the internal water of 68 pin male. Corsair 750w PSU comes with connectors 8 x 12v morlex, these can be connected to the connectors extra 12v adapter needed to put these converters to 68pin 80 - scsi

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• Vostro 430 does not illuminate

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  I've got questions for a few months, requiring several pushes the button to start.  I resolved to never put it off, thinking it was a dodgy button, for several months now.  However, yesterday we had a power cut and now I can't the PC to power everything.  Power is in the course of the PSU indicated by the green light at the back.  I followed some of the steps on this forum for troubleshooting... Disconnected and reconnected connectors etc.  I checked the button itself.  Sometimes when you press the power button I had a glimmer of life - blue light and whir cooling fans, but only briefly, then nothing again.

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  Is most likely 1 and less 3.

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  I guess you could buy the Panel part/small / whatever has the power button and plug to the motherboard and just leave the inside of the case (ha ha ha ha). Whenever you wanted to start the machine, you must open the box... or just leave the file open / side.

  The next suspect is the power supply. You have another machine with a similar diet that you can insert in the 430? You didn't say if your food is a totally custom power supply, Dell (in general, the size may be customized with Dell) or more like a generic power supply size. When I find the pictures with the words [psu vostro 430] the results look fairly typical. You have a machine that has a ' normal/typical' block of power SUPPLY Antec/Corsair/etc.? These are bets better than an IBM/HP/etc. POWER SUPPLY. I recently tried a beefy server IBM ATX PSU turn in "Dell PC #1" and got nothing. I put the same power supply in a really very similar 'Dell PC #2', and it worked perfectly. A replacement part from Dell to address right would most likely work for you. A ' normal/typical' PSU by Antec, Corsair, etc. would also be a good bet... assuming your Vostro 430 takes a PSU of size "normal/typical.

  Partly you could diagnose your existing power supply by buying a $10 POWER supply Tester, but you will only get so far. I recently bought one of those at Microcenter. It will tell you if the power supply is the production of the correct voltage, but not just any appreciable support being requested by the PSU. If you purchase the power supply Tester and the PSU has failed the test, you know you need a new power supply. But if it passes the test, you may still have a bad diet that initially provides the correct voltage, but fails when he tries to provide any support.

  There are full load PSU testers, but they are rather more expensive.

  I noticed in the thread on this forum called "Is it easy/possible to upgrade from feeding on the Vostro 430?" answering machine said "the Vostro 430 will use a standard ATX 12V power supply. Looks like it worked well here because only the initial poster was renovated to a comfortable level, size, aftermarket PSU.

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  This is a picture where my current monitor is connected to my computer:

  http://i49.Tinypic.com/2a98fht.jpg

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  H Lexpres61,

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  As for power provide the current dimensions of the 460w (100v-240v) power supply of the computer are 150 x 140 x 86 mm (5.9 x 5.5 x 3.4 inches) as it is stated in the specifications of the product for your computer, as shown in the link below.

  http://goo.GL/AksCpw

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  I want to improve my Atheros AR9287 wireless adapter that came with my Vaio laptop.

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  Hello: anyone at - it a solution?
  I disassembled everything and the problem is not with the connector on the motherboard...

  EDIT: well, I have corrected.
  Here's how:
  I came home the laptop PSU original and cut the cable (from the PSU to the connector).
  Spotted that the cable was cut and broken, fixed, now everything works.
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  Your PSU got 3 cables: 1 external who, I think, is the "mass" or the negative of the secondary image.

  1 less external which is the positive

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