Size of series HPE Phoenix h9z

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• Cooling liquid - HP Pavillion Phoenix h9z Desktop

  I bought a h9z HPE Phoenix today online.  I ordered the heatsink / fan for cooling.  I don't do games, but I do a lot of design, photographic achievements and editing with adobe products.  Should I go liquid cooled by option, for my needs, or am I ok with what I ordered?  Windows 7, 64-bit.  Thank you

  [Personal information]

  Hello

  Unless you are at the wheel of the processor in very high to extreme use then the typical heat sink arrangement should suffice.

  The latest versions of Adobe do most of the rendering through the video card.

• Issue after upgrading processor in HPE Phoenix h9 - 1120-t.

  Hi all.  I had debated on the amendment on the processor (an i7 3770) in my Phoenix HPE h9 - 1120t after that I got my hands on an i7 and 3770 k, still in the box.  Following an injury, I've been away from work for a few weeks - so my pure boredom I went ahead and change on the proc.

  It's relatively simple and no different from any other treatment that I have changed/added other space restricted in the case of Phoenix.  And once I had the liquid cooler and fan/radiator turned off, it's easy as a pie.

  I had no problems at all and it booted right up at the first attempt.  Yes I know it's a tiny increase in frequency, and my just Pegatron Z75 Board is not really made for serious overclocking (I got it at 4.1 GHz for about four hours using the Intel Extreme Tuning Utility and time has hovered around 45 c, which is fine, but I don't want to stress out you my mobo so I supported down to default speeds again).  I don't really plan to do much OC'ing, but it is still nice to have an unlocked CPU.

  Interestingly, there was a fairly large amount of TIM on the CPU and the waterblock when I removed it.  I was always in the pea or the size of BB camp, and I'm curious to see what users here think.  I cleaned the plate cooper real good with some 91% isopropyl alcohol and then put my pea size place on the central area of the CPU die (I used Artic MX-4), which allows the waterblock to spread it when mounted.  My time seem to be really on the same property.  I slowed down around 28 - 30 c, which is what they were on the no k.  I wonder if there have been good studies on thermal paste, and if someone proved the entire surface of the CPU that is painted on the method or the method of pea size dab is preferable.

  I have a question though.  Warranty associated.  Since I still have a year left on my warranty, what happens if something happens and I need to send the whole rig under repair at HP?  Do I have to restore the original components and put the former no k 3770 back in?  The reason why I asked is that I have a chance to sell the old da, but I was worried that I might need if something bad happens and I'm in need of repair or service.

  

  With regard to thermal paste... too much is as bad as not enough. In all there should be a very thin layer of compound... just enough to fill in the blanks between the contact surfaces.

  Like many, the guarantee will return all components of the stock to the computer and the backup... or make image to your hard drives. I have a graphics card improved HP because the specifications were inaccurate and I relied on them for the purchase of the computer. Customer support escalations manager told me to keep the original of the card corresponding to the correct plug where the system had to go home. I guess it's because the technician can replace components with parts... If technology don't, perhaps you miss an Intel i7 3770 k. There are also many discussions of the forum on component being change and hard drives being wiped.

  Please send Bravo

• Re-Setup disk in series HPE - 410 t

  Hi all:

  I want to buy a desktop computer HP, turnstile, a machine of HPE - 410 t series. To hear that recently, HP did not reinstall with the sold machine drive, especially for machines installed with Windows 7. Is this true?

  Previously, when I buy a new machine, the first thing we do is to re - install the PC with the cd/dvd of relocation to get a clean system. The default installation of factory, whether it's HP or DELL, has too much garbage in the machine.

  Without the reinstallation disk, can I still do a clean reinstall for myself?

  Hello

  HP include the software on the new machine (called Recovery Manager) that allows you to burn a set of recovery DVDs.  You can also contact HP and order a set of recovery DVDs even though I think it is a $20 fee.  Road no matter what you take, however, the recovery DVDs will also be re - install all the software.

  I usually use a Revo Uninstaller on the link below, to remove what you don't want.

  http://www.revouninstaller.com/download-freeware-version.php

  I hope this helps.

  Best wishes

  DP - K

• New HPE Phoenix rig H9 - 1120-t. Very satisfied with the service the customer of HP.

  I just wanted to post an update to my recent adventure with HP.  I recently bought a truck of Phoenix from HP, with processor i7 2600.  I really loved at first, but began to have some problems and called e-way HP customer service a few times on their subject. Nothing huge, but since I'm still in a period of new of my purchase, HP has allowed me to return my rig and initiate a new order.  And there are still better here.

  Because I was also a little upset than just after buying my rig (within two weeks of my purchase in fact), they changed in the new Ivy Bridge CPU and is no longer even had my i7 2600 in option.  So finally they allowed me to Exchange my rig and re-order the same (with a recent 3770 i7).  I think it was very accommodating on their part.  I also decided to go ahead and add an SSD 160 GB current (but I had to pay for it, of course).  But otherwise I had the exact same platform, just with a diff CPU and an added ssd.

  After getting my new rig in less than a week and then installing my Radeon HD 6950 2 GB graphic card-all I can say is WOW.  This baby is fast.  Even faster!   Most of the comments list i7 3770 as only on a gain of 10% on the i7 2600, but I can tell you that it depends on what you are doing first-hand.  I know that I see some of this improvement in speed due to the SSD, but with just global tasks, the computer feels a lot more zippier than before even the programs that I have on my HARD drive are faster.  My WEI went from a 7.6 to a 7.7 on the CPU (my GPU score was already maxed out at 7.9), and better yet - there is another bonus.

  The new Phoenix Ivy Bridge boat platforms with a card mother Z75 Pegatron, which by default RAM speed is 1600 MHz.  Although it came with 10GB of RAM at 1333 MHz.  I bought two sticks of 4 GB Crucial Ballistix 1600 MHz RAM and when I plugged it in, the system immediately recognized them as 1600 MHz and I didn't have to do a thing.  They are run in XMP mode.  Another nice little bump of speed (bit, Yes, but still visible).  This introduces by score of WEI RAM of 7.6 to 7.8.

  The lowest WEI score is now my SSD with a 7.6.

  I am really satisfied with the HP at this stage, and I must say, they went out of their way to make sure that I was happy and they followed with several emails of commentary and surveys - just to make sure that I am now convinced.  I give congratulations this time HP - and their service exceptional customer.  Guys good job.  And thank you for an outstanding game platform.  It really is a great system, and you'd be hard pressed to get another anywhere for this price with these components and this level of CS.  I do the iBuypower bet would not have been so helpful with me.

  One more comment and I'll get off my soapbox.  IB heat problem.  For those of you who read these things, I'm sure you've read about the Ivy Bridge processors take a lot of bad press on not too hot, especially when to be overclocked.

  Of course, I'm not overclocking an i7 k no 3770, but I can tell you that this platform has set up my 2600 i7 rig had exact same liquid cooling, and temperatures are about, if not on the same place.  Now, CoreTemp shows 27/28-28 / 28 c at idle.  He hit the middle of the 1940s at full load.  It is on the line with what showed my Sandy Bridge CPU.  I think you have heat problems trying models OC k unlocked.  The regular processors are fine and are actaully more thrifty in energy that the SB was, since they use technology more recent 22nm and have a physically smaller.

  In any case, thanks to new HP and I am now a loyal customer.  I still have my old (I say old, its about 2 years) Dell XPS rig in my home of cousins with a Phenom II x 6 1090 t., I check everyday to keep smooth updated and running (because he is a child of college) and this new platform HP Phoenix I did look like a toy computer.  No comparison.

  

  Hapkiman, thank you very much for the great review of your new computer from HP. It is obvious that the new direction is really in tune with the client. This will ensure a phenomenal future for society.

• Modification/upgrade SSD in HPE Phoenix h9 - 1120-t.

  I was think to upgrade my SSD (which is a 160 GB Intel 320 series running at 3/Gbs.  He me really befuddles as to why HP would use slower 3/GB SSD in their premium platforms.  In addition, I need more space.

  But anyway the problem is the following:

  My OS is on the disk, so a few other programs and games (Microsoft office [full version], BF3, etc.).  Since it's an OEM system, the way I understand well - is that the OS is an OEM version and is "linked" to the mobo - so I can't just change the SSD on and use my re system restore disk - install Win 7 on a new SSD.  It won't work.

  My question is can I get a key of activation Windows from HP or Microsoft that will allow me to win $100 for the purchase of a new copy of Windows 7 (and I don't want to win 8).

  This is the SSD, I am considering:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16820147189

  I intend now and wiping the Intel SSD 320 and use it as a third hard drive.

  Or, if I can clone data the old on the new SSD SSD-"trick" the system that I have not changed anything.  I know that there are utility programs there cloning.  I hate having to buy a new copy of Windows 7 on top of everything else.

  Thank you.

  

  Hello

  There should not be a problem with the help of the HP recovery discs to recharge the system on your new SSD.  However, you will need to reinstall your programs, and copy your data across.

  1. Unplug the current SSD and the new SSD of cables in this SATA port.
  2. Use the HP recovery discs and rebuild your system.
  3. Reinstall your programs.
  4. If all is good then rewired the old SSD and copy your data across.

  You will have a for the Samsung 840 mm 7 SSD mounting bracket.

  These HP Tips should be useful.

• HP HPE Phoenix H9 - 1215t: power supply replacement for my desktop HP HPE Phoenix H9 - 1215t; Intel Core i7-3770

  My power supply is continuous and had to replace it.  DO the Corsair CX750 - 80 PLUS® Bronze Certified Power Supply CP-9020015-NA or CX600 - 80 PLUS® Bronze Certified Power Supply CP-9020048-NA have the connections required for work with my RESUME?  Can I upgrade to 750 or stay with a 600?

  Thank you

  J

  The Corsair CX600 is an exact fit and has the necessary wiring.  It is not easy to try to adapt the lengthy backup more.

• HP Pavilion series HPE h8-1227: try to update my GPU for my pc

  So I tried to solve this problem with my computer, where when I install a new graphics card (I tried several and no luck) currently im trying this graphics card (MSI GeForce GTX 750Ti GAMES DirectX 12 N750Ti TF 2GD5/OC 2 GB 128 - Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x 16 HDCP Ready Video Card) it work I can't access the bios on my computer so it does not either my computer crashes. I was hoping that someone could help me with this and getting this card to work.

  @Brendan1234, welcome to the forum.

  Your problem is caused by the fact that all new after the 660/670 GTX video cards require UEFI in the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS.  MSI has a card equipped with a switch that allows to work with a legacy BIOS or UEFI.  I suggest that you choose a manufactuer and contact their Technical Support to help them choose the best card for your system.

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

• Phoenix HPE h9 series - 1215t

  Hello

  I saw this series of Phoenix h9 - 1215t HPE and looking for more information.  I'm certainly not a player but want a PC with operating system Windows 7 Professional of high performance.

  What are the ports/connections available at the back of this unit?  I can't find any information.

  Are there or were there problems or problems with the system "liquid cooling"?

  Is there more fans the "liquid cooling system?

  Y at - it a benefit of the of the N-Network Bluetooth card if I do not use a Bluetooth device?

  What types of files are taken in charge by the Blu-ray writer & SuperMulti DVD burner?  Here again, impossible to find all the information.

  Thank you

  Hello

  There is not much detailed information posted for the HPE h9 - 1215t.  Additional information that is similar to the above can be found here.

  The comfigurator sale today only shows the n wireless card, which does contain no bluetooth.  You need the premium card that is not currently available on the configurator.

  I have not seen any questions or problems reported with cooling by water.

  Blue-writer information is detailed supported media types.  The image below is what HP has posted.

  

  Type HP Blu - Ray would have capacity of media similar to the image for an author of BD HP and drive DVD SuperMulti below.  The model you could get maybe not exactly the same.

  

• My h9 - 1215t Phoenix HPE is missing in the form of graphics card.

  Hi all. I recently bought a desktop Windows 7 model HPE h9 - 1215t Phoenix from the HP store. The day before I placed the order, the computer was available with the Nvidia GTX 680 as an option, but deleted the day I bought the computer, so I ordered the computer and bought an EVGA GTX 680 instead (Yes, cost me about $300 + extra too). Well, today, a week or two after you received the computer, I had the chance to open and take a look at the plug on the side of the PSU to be sure that I am able to run a 680 GTX in there, because it requires at least a 550w power supply at least 38A the 12v rails. I knew I was good on the 550W as it comes with a 600w PSU, but I wanted to check the amperage of rail. So I open the housing cover side and take a look at the PSU, and I see that I should be able to run the graphics card very well and a call to technical support available EVAG explaining what I confirmed it. But then I noticed something off the computer pedal. I noticed that there seemed to be different from what I saw in the manual, on the HP support site and tear down/install videos. Then I realized, IT LACK THE CONSERVANT SUPPORT of CARD GRAPH. This support is essentially a medium which has two functions, first of all, it supports graphics cards that are installed in these computers, as they can be big and frame h9 more small/more low need help a little. In addition, it supports and adds stiffness to the chassis/body itself. Well, I looked on the housing cover and of course, there is a diagram showing the missing piece, and how you should remove it to work on the computer. I was on the phone all NIGHT HP, fired back from technical support and sales and tech and sales and so on and so forth. After-sales service was good and they seemed like they really wanted to help but could not, support seemed like they did not give two * s, is if you could even understand them well enough to revisit their behavior. After having recited my S/N and the model number, name and address and million times I gave up. Supervisors do not help yet. Sales gave me an option indicating that they would send me a new one, but, that I had to pay for the new and the accusation that is held on my card until they received a new once I removed the stand and put it on mine or just returned my old one. This was not an option that I don't have an extra $ 1,000 on my line of credit, as well as, given the fact that I WOULDN'T have to DO. It's HP high time f *, now why in the heck do I have to buy another computer, so they will fix the problem?

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03028387

  The support is shown in this tutorial from HP that precedes, it appears in "Step 2" and "Step 3"in the tutorial."

  Now my question is, one, someone already had this problem before? Because it really seems to be as if the person build this forgotten CTO computer reinstall the support when he'she finished the job and he bundled. Also, my other question is, WHO in the heck do I talk to to get this replacement part. Because that of course standard HP support is room runable, or not of the all ready to help me with the problem. Anything short of this computer back or get a replacement can be done? Is not an option that I use this computer for work, and I absolutely can't be without him for more than 1 day and I absolutely refuse to buy, or even let put them a cool/warm on my card for the additional amount for a new computer, because it's not my fault, and I would not solve the problem. HP needs to fix. I don't understand why someone can't just get a model h9, pop the * er open and put the dang game in the mail. When did things get so complicated and such to where people can't complete this simple action? Can anyone, anyone at all help me? Anyone from HP? I would really like to hear your opinion and your explanation as to why your emplyees completely refuse to help me. Seems as if HP now has my money, for this purpose, they don't give 2 of those stinking.

  @Win7Loyalist:

  I understand your frustration when something isn't quite right with your new test bench.  I've been there.  You paid a lot of money for a complete system, and you wait until it is complete.

  I also own an HPE Phoenix system, and I have a model h9 - 1120t with an i7 3770 k liquid and a GTX 670 which I added myself.  Mine is a Power Edition MSI GTX 670, which is Overclocked at the factory and is actually a bit better than a reference GTX 680 model.

  But I hope I can ease your frustration a bit, unless you have already found or bought one of the supports.  If so - you can skip reading any further.

  This metal bracket is not required to be left in the case, and it is designed for the purpose of shipment.  Yes, it supports and rigidity was added to the case, but this is necessary only when shipped, and not when its definition in your office or anywhere where you put your home.  The Phoenix case is not fragile and didn't need added support when in your office.

  I already had my GTX 670 graphic card when I got my rig to Phoenix, and I removed the clamp support immediately and have never used.  He has been since then in the area of HP in my attic.  I have have my system for over a year now and can you - you have no need (or want) that ugly support in there, unless you plan from somewhere, this shipping system.

  Because you must return your system to its original configuration if you need to send back to HP for warranty service, you must deliver 630 GT little in it anyway, and it's so light it will not need the support.  I suspect that's why they left.  Of course there's always someone just forgotten.

  In any case, I understand that you should have the support you are 100% right about this, it is not necessary, but I don't want mine here.  I spent a bit of time to clean the birds nest of wiring that HP did (it was a mess) and I really "tightened" and straightend the wiring inside my case and having decent airflow.  Much better than the factory.  This just square would stand in the air, not to mention that it's ugly.

  I'm surprised that its hard to get a good.  That makes no sense at all.  It's like a $5 coin.  I'd sell you mine, but I have a year left on my warranty and I need if I must refer the drill rig to HP for anything whatsoever.

  In any case, enjoy your Phoenix is really a very nice gaming platform.  I can launch ANY game of current generation such as BF3, Bioshock Infinite, Skyrim, Tomb Raider and even Crysis 3 - on the highest settings at 1920 x 1080 and get great frame rates.

  I said it before and I'll say it again, I really don't understand why HP has never promoted this platform.  It was obviously intended to go against Alienware, but no one has heard of the HPE Phoenix system.  HP does not appear to worry about marketing or promotion of this system at all.

  What a waste.

• Phoenix

  Hi all

  I've been thinking that a new office for some time now and just finally pulled the trigger on the HPE Phoenix h9t with i7 2600 processor.  I enjoyed to see and read other posts on this new system, as it has been very informative (it is not just a bunch of good info out there still on the Phoenix).  I have a really nice HP laptop already, so I'm not completely new to this company, but I've never owned an HP desktop computer before, especially one that it costs a lot.  It has been a difficult decision to make and I almost bought a Dell/Alienware with a similar setup, but I feel good about what I've ordered here.  I just don't have the time to build my own, and there was just something about this platform that has attracted my attention and peaked my interest.

  Also, I noticed many of you comment on the heatsink of heat/cooling.  I went with the liquid cooler myself, if for no other reason that I read the stock Intel CPU cooler was not so great and my office is warm during the summer - and I didn't want the system overheating.  Can someone tell me how the liquid cooling is done for them?  I heard a review mentions that the liquid autonomous units are carried out by Asetek, a company with a lot of experience, which makes them.

  What about anyone who has overall experience with the Phoenix bench so far here, comments or opinions?  I would be very happy of them while I look more forward to my system to arrive.   Thank you.

  Here is my command:

  HP Pavilion HPE Phoenix h9t customizable desktop PC

  • • Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)
  • • 2nd generation Intel Core i7-2600 processor [3.4 GHz, 8 MB of shared cache]
  • • Premium HP keyboard and optical mouse
  • • FREE UPGRADE to 10 GB of DDR3 - 1333 MHz SDRAM [3 DIMMS] from 8 GB
  • • 2 TB 7200 RPM SATA hard drive
  • • No secondary hard drive
  • • Microsoft Office Starter: Word & Excel w / ads to reduced functionality. No PowerPoint or Outlook
  • • Norton Internet Security (TM) 2012-15 months
  • • 1 GB DDR5 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 Ti [2 DVI, mini-HDMI. VGA adapter]
  • • Liquid cooling solution
  • • Blu - ray player & SuperMulti DVD burner
  • • Premium Wireless - N LAN card
  • • 15-in-1 reader cards, 4 x USB 2.0 (front), 2 x USB 3.0 (top)
  • • No TV Tuner
  • • Beats Audio (tm) - a built-in studio quality sound

  * I have a Radeon HD 6950 already that will replace the GTX 550 it as soon as I get it.

  No problem in adding a video card. Won't be a problem for you either. Before that you ordered one you get. HP was offering a GTX 580 1.5 you could buy. But they aren't now. Probably since the GTX 680 comes out and they who will soon offer. Temp. Wise with the cpu. I saw that he hit 72 c while playing BF3. My room is usually still a bit warm. Yet. It's good with, use safe operating and not even close to the limit. Not sure why you would want to install a different PSU. It is a k + 1 computer. It should work fine. I just no luck with mine. Solution of cooling liquid it will drop up to crazy cooling time. I envy you!

  After a few reflections, photos and even a video when you get it. Or all of the above! I would like to hear your comments.

• Generation of series in multiple channels

  Hi forum, I need to ask a few questions. Any help is appreciated.

  (1) I need help with the generation dynamic series in several channels. Here, we can see how the dynamic data set generated by a single channel. But I can't find anywhere, how to generate several series signals in multiple channels.

  (2) what is the limit for this generation series? I think it depends on the material, but I don't know, what is the limit. My hardware is SMU-6544.

  (3) it is possible to generate different signals in different channels using scripts? and to start the production in these channels at the same time? the example given in the script generation labview is unfortunately only for the generation of a channel.

  Thanks in advance,

  Kind regards

  Yan.

  Hi Yan,

  Produce on several channels with multiple data is difficult without a tool to view the data, or series of each channel bitstream concatenated into a software ADE and transposed before be downloaded into memory.  To make Visual things here, I'll assume that you want to generate a pattern of 3 bits on sample of channels 0, 1 and 2 is 8 wide.  Assume the following models of the series bit for each channel:

  ch 0: 0101 1010

  CH 1: 0000 1111

  CH 2:0100 1101

  So the question now is, how do you load this in the SMU-6544(or any other HSDIO hardware)?  Of the two options, you can use Digital Waveform Editor (NEWS) to create visually and save to a file type HWS then load a DJ using the API HSDIO.  It is the easiest in my opinion.

  The second way is construction examples of data based on a basic example.  I want to say is you take it all binary streams and built a 2D table so that it looks like:

  01011010

  00001111

  01001101

  An array of 3 x 8 and then transpose the table that turns into:

  000

  101

  000

  100

  111

  011

  110

  011

  Here you can see we have 8 lines, each line is a sample, and in the form of U32 read in decimal, you get 0, 5, 0, 4, 7, 3, 6, 3.  That's what you can load into our niHSDIO U32 function write a waveform.  I hope you can see how this translation occurs and how it looks like in terms of load on the jury.  Each sample usually contains data for all channels, where each bit in the U32 is one of the 32 channels available on your device.  So if you want to write a '1' on Channel 5, you would load a value of 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0010 0000 in the form of sample, where the 5th bit is 1 and all the other bits 0.  In decimal, you would write '32' value.

  With regard to the limitation of the size of series, if your flow rate is slow enough you can disseminate and make an almost endless stream, but assuming that you are running at the maximum rate, your series of waveform size is limited by the size of your on-board memory.  Since each sample generation is 32-bit, which is 4 bytes for example, if a memory size of 32 MB will correspond to 8MS bitstream series max.

  For any questions or comments are welcome.  Thank you.

• Satellite A30: What kind of chip is the Bios

  Hey all!
  I have an A30 equipped with a BIOS of bricks.

  My Question: It has a jumper for activating BootBlock, or a combination of keys.

  My screen stays black and common combinations do not work.
  Another Question: what kind of chip is the bios of my laptop?

  Thanks for the replies!

  HEEE? What kind of chip is the Bios?

  This question confuses me a bit!

  The BIOS is stored on the ROM module and as I remember the A30 series supports Phoenix BIOS.

• "Initial Moveto in the definition of the missing path" is displayed on the console

  Hello-
  
  I have an AreaChart using by default, all styles... nothing is done on my side with respect to css styles.
  
  I see this message on the console
  
  "Initial Moveto missing in the definition of the path. "[Path: Path@fe315d[styleClass=chart-series-area-fill series0 by missing color0]."
  
  -What it means and how to fix it?
  
  Here is the code that you can run to see the message on the output...
  
  
  import java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentLinkedQueue;
  import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;
  import java.util.concurrent.Executors;
  import java.util.logging.Level;
  to import java.util.logging.Logger;
  Import javafx.animation.AnimationTimer;
  Import javafx.animation.Timeline;
  Import javafx.application.Application;
  Import javafx.scene.Scene;
  Import javafx.scene.chart.AreaChart;
  Import javafx.scene.chart.NumberAxis;
  Import javafx.scene.chart.XYChart.Data;
  Import javafx.scene.chart.XYChart.Series;
  Import javafx.stage.Stage;
  
  /**
  * A table that fills the space between the line of data points and axes.
  * Good to compare the totals accumulated over time.
  *
  * @see javafx.scene.chart.Chart
  * @see javafx.scene.chart.Axis
  * @see javafx.scene.chart.NumberAxis
  * @related graphics/line/LineChart
  * @related graphics/clouds of points/ScatterChart
  */
  SerializableAttribute public class AreaChartSample extends Application {}
  private static final int MAX_DATA_POINTS = 50;
  
  series privacy;
  private int xSeriesData = 0;
  private ConcurrentLinkedQueue < number > dataQ = new ConcurrentLinkedQueue < number > ();
  ExecutorService executor private;
  Private AddToQueue addToQueue;
  timeline2 private chronology;
  private NumberAxis xAxis;
  
  {} private void init (primaryStage stage)
  xAxis = new NumberAxis(0,MAX_DATA_POINTS,MAX_DATA_POINTS/10);
  xAxis.setForceZeroInRange (false);
  xAxis.setAutoRanging (false);
  
  NumberAxis yAxis = new NumberAxis();
  yAxis.setAutoRanging (true);
  
  -Table
  final AreaChart < number >, sc = new AreaChart <, number >(xAxis, yAxis) {}
  Replace to remove the symbols on each data point
  @Override protected void dataItemAdded (int itemIndex, < number >, series, data element < number >,) {}
  };
  sc.setAnimated (false);
  sc.setId ("liveAreaChart");
  sc.setTitle ("graphic animation in areas");
  
  -Series of cards
  series = new AreaChart.Series < number >, ();
  series.setName ("graphic box series");
  sc.getData () .add (series);
  
  primaryStage.setScene (new Scene (sc));
  }
  
  @Override public void start (point primaryStage) throws Exception {}
  init (primaryStage);
  primaryStage.show ();
  
  -Services of executor to prepare
  the executor = Executors.newCachedThreadPool ();
  addToQueue = new AddToQueue();
  Executor.Execute (addToQueue);
  -Prepare the timeline
  prepareTimeline();
  }
  
  Public Shared Sub main (String [] args) {}
  Launch (args);
  }
  
  private class AddToQueue implements Runnable {}
  public void run() {}
  try {}
  Add a piece of random data to the queue
  dataQ.add (Math.random ());
  Thread.Sleep (50);
  Executor.Execute (this);
  } catch (InterruptedException ex) {}
  Logger.getLogger (AreaChartSample.class.getName ()) .log (Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
  }
  }
  }
  
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