Studio XPS 8000 (end 2009) + EVGA GTX 750 Ti, wake-up service by default/black screen saver (S3)

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• Dell Studio XPS 8000 - Asus Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti Graphics Card

  Hi I have a Dell Studio XPS 8000. Information on the system it's an Intel i7 CPU 860-2.8 GHz 2.79 GHz and 6 GB of RAM. operating system 64-bit, x 64 based processor.

  I would like to know if I could adapt an Asus Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti graphics (2 GB, GDDR5, PCI-Express 3.0) without any problem? Or is there a better option?

  The current map graphic is a GeForce GTS 240, that it came with.

  I searched the internet to find out that if that would be ok, but became confused if the power supply is sufficient, the appearance of it bed 350w max power. I can't find some people say no and Yes.

  My computer knowledge is Basic.

  Thanks for any help.

  You're better than replace the power supply Dell with a retail food more high wattage. Then the video card will be fine. Read your Manual for instructions.

• XPS 8300 upgraded to EVGA GTX 750 SC video card works fine

  I just installed an EVGA GTX SC 750 and it works great without changing the diet.

  Hi SDunn70104,

  It's good information and thanks for posting.

• HP Pavilion 500-023w desktop: Hp pavilion 500-023w can run this card EVGA GTX 750 Ti SC (compatibility?)

  Hello very good day my question is if my pc is compatible with this card EVGA GTX 750 Ti SC

  I want to ensure before making the purchase

  PC

  Intel Core i3-3240 CPU @ 3.40 GHz

  Foxconn
  Model 2ADA

  Ivy Bridge chipset

  PCI Express x 16 Slot

  8.00 GB of RAM DDR3 @ 798 MHz

  Integrated Intel HD graphics

  10 64-bit Windows Home

  Marc, welcome to the forum.

  Yes, I think that your motherboard should be compatible with the video card.  The card requires UEFI in the motherboard and your mother should have.  Just be aware that the specifications concerning the State of the map that it requires only a power supply (PSU) with 300W power.  Many members have reported that it is rather 400W.  You can try with the current POWER supply, but if this does not work I suggest one made by Corsair.  I recommend at least 500W.

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

• EVGA GTX 750 TI

  Hello, so I bought a ti EVGA GTX 750 yesterday and, to my dismay, the computer just sits there at the HP logo.

  I hear no beeps or anything and the fan runs. If I tap Ctrl + alt + del it restarts but I'm still hanging on the hp logo.

  My PSU IS only 300W so I of course upgrade that today, but I have read many reports that the EVGA 750 it can run successfully on a power supply with 300 watts. would it be just the PSU! What are these symptoms? I was under the impression that if I could not get enough power to the pc card would not turn, or the fan would not turn?

  I read a lot of things in the last 24 hours, and I'm not sure how I should proceed with the question of fixing.

  It is my understanding that this card is not compatible with my bios?  (which is the latest version of M3970AM - (Angelica2))

  But while I was reading another thread on here saying apparently that the ti MSI GTX 750 has a switch that will make working with the legacy bios?  Is this true?

  should I go buy the MSI card? or return this and just get something all together? I would REALLY like a 750ti if I could. Thank you in advance for your help!

  Hello

  Please report the number of HP for your PC product. How to find the model number of HP and the HP product number or leave model number HP automatically find your PC and HP network attached printers. This will allow others to review your question, make suggestions and review your answers. It is usually the best way to get help.

  Many brands and models of the NVIDIA GTX 750 will not work on HP computers that do not have a BIOS version 8.  The models MSI below provide a switch for use with UEFI and BIOS PCs.

  MSI NVIDIA GTX N750 TI and the MSI GTX N750 TF if Newegg is out of stock, then try to TigerDirect, Amazon or Google.

  

• EVGA GTX 750 + X 51 R1 HELP URGENT

  Hello, this all started Wednesday when I got my EVGA GTX 750. I am a complete newbie to the PC and has committed several fouls, I was just following internet stupidly.

  I installed the GTX 750 and error code 12.

  What I had read I had to reset the bios and reset the cmos.

  What I did,

  This led to 5 beep codes (which I had read online that I should update the bios to the A14 to the version it, so I have not tried yet).

  Foolishly, I did not put my GTX 555 back in and start.

  Beep codes, I tried to reset cmos by riders or something else and this led to the failure of the BIOS and hard drive. I had to start in the UEFI and reinstall windows. (with my GTX 555 inside)

  From there I have updated drivers and licence my on-board card and GTX 555 to rework.

  I noticed that my time kept reset each time power off, as well as to have no display on/off the bios boot.

  For a time I even once I reset my CMOS and then changed the time in the bios.

  The time now is very good, that I had to reinstall windows and start from UEFI again.

  I tried to reinstall the GTX 750, but he couldn't-

  When I directly connect and start I get no MESSAGE or beeps.

  When I plug my HDMI on my Board, I get a single beep.

  When I plug in my onboard, then move to the GTX 750, I get 5 beep codes.

  Also, after reinstallation of my GTX 555, bios had no display, but my cmos has the correct time.

  Now I'm just sitting here, typing this.

  I want to install the GTX 750, the only solution I found is to update my bios.

  That's why my BIOS no display?

  How can I update my BIOS without chances of brick? All dell reference sites say through windows, but I read there's a chance so bricklaying, even with an almost new installation of windows.

  How to upgrade the bios? -J' currently have A03. Should I go directly to the A14? or A03. A06, A11 then 14? Can someone send me specific information?

  I spent 5 days in the search and the last 2 days of evil.

  Hey Evo,.

  When you say that the GTX 750 showed 'error code 12' I assume you mean inside the Windows Device Manager? This error means that the system doesn't have enough resources to access the device. In other words this means that the drivers are missing, the graphics card is defective, your BIOS is set wrong or firmware BIOS will not support the material.

  Is not limited to much, I know.

  So let's try to evaluate the beep codes first, because that has nothing to do with Windows.

  For Alienware systems 1 beep means that the ROM BIOS failure has occurred (sometimes it is simply a checksum error). Let's hope for a checksum error like this can be caused by a CMOS battery failure. Which brings us to 5 beep codes that indicates a failure of real time clock; which translates into a lack of CMOS battery. So why don't you try replace this battery?

  Remove the battery CMOS & check at the back of the it. They usually have something like E #-just match that number upward with an another Energizer & Duracell one, use the same codes that I know. I'm sure they are standardized (as "AA" or "D" batteries).

  Let us know if that equals enter you Windows.
  ~ Jim

• Another that holding down the power button, then by restarting, how should I manage my end 2009 27 "iMac when he crashes on the first blank white screen and won't start?

  Another holding down the power button, then by restarting, how should I handle turn on my end 2009 27 "iMac when he crashes on the first blank white screen and won't start?

  Combinations of keys start for Mac - Apple Support

• Hi, I bought a new Apple MacBook Air yesterday of FNAC in Geneva, and when I got it home I couldn't go beyond the black bar. In the end, I got a white circle with a slash and a black screen. Please tell us what to do. Thank you.

  Hi, I bought a new Apple MacBook Air yesterday of FNAC in Geneva, and when I got it home I couldn't go beyond the black bar. In the end, I got a white circle with a slash and a black screen. Please tell us what to do. Thank you.

  Bring her back. It's new, it's at the shop for sorting or replace it, not you to try to fix it.

• Is a power supply of 300 watts for an EVGA GTX 750 ti sc?

  300W power is the bare minimum for your system according to the specifications you noticed down and would be at the edge of the chasm with a Nvidia GTX added 750.

  Disconnect the USB ports wouldn't make a real difference. You would need a bigger power supply. I would go for a minimum 450W to give unused production capacity. What you don't want is a power constantly work at or near's maximum... :-)

  This power supply 430 Watt would work? Its the only one that I found which fits in my case.

• Studio XPS 8000 C-Drive

  My Studio XPS8000 reports an error on drive C S.M.A.R.T. HDD; This is why must be replaced.  The original C drive in this computer is a 1 TB Seagate BARRACUDA 7200.12 model ST31000528AS; interface SATA 3Gbp/s.  This disc is not now offered by many vendors because it has been replaced by the most recent Seagate ST31000524AS.  Specifications for this most recent HARD drive are the same as the old except that its interface is SATA is 6Gbp/s instead of 3Gbp/s.

  Seagate says in the manual to the new HDD ST31000524AS under "Setting up the drive" it may not work unless the host adapter or motherboard supports SATA speed autonegotiation.  I see nothing in the Dell manual for the XPS8000 on this ability.

  Does anyone know if the XPS8000 supports SATA speed autonegotiation OR a SATA 6Gbp/s HARD drive works like his C drive?  Anyone had success using a SATA HDD 6Gbp/s HARD drive as drive C in a XPS8000 of Studio?

  Thanks for any help to solve this problem!

  Thank you for your response, OSPREY4.

  I couldn't be positive that a 1 to HARD SATA 6Gbps drive would work in a XPS8000 Dell when Dell it comes with a HARD SATA 3Gbps as drive C, because the difference of read/write transfer rate is SATA II and SATA III.  If I wanted to make sure before installation of the SATA III HARD drive as drive C.

  A representative of tech Dell assured me this morning via online chat that the XPS8000 supports SATA speed autonegotiation and therefore the 6Gbps SATA III HDD THAT will work in it.  In addition, I was assured that this is true for the Dell XPS8300 as well.

  Again, I appreciate your response to my post.

• HP 600 G1: HP 600 G1 and EVGA GTX 750 it will work

  Does anyone have experience with this combination. I read that some motherboards do not work with some graphics cards and I was wondering if anyone had any info on this pair.

  I have the LTS on this pc and seeks to migrate to another case. In a post split another user already let me know the G1 of 600 HP uses an exclusive diet so I will need to get the the tour model 320W.

  Mike

  Compatibility issues with HP desktop computers and video cards are generally limited to Windows 8/8.1 systems with secure startup. If you run Windows 7 in boot legacy, you should have no problem.

• GTX 750 will not start with HP P7-1233w

  Hello
  
  I use a desktop PC HP P7-1233w and the EVGA GTX 750 will start at the HP Logo blue screen and after about a minute it will boot to a black screen (and that's all). When I leave the card it starts very well. I know that my diet is very well that others have used a GTX 750 Ti with the same block of power SUPPLY HP OEM as mine.
  
  When the system comes on, I hear the spinning card fans. So I don't know, it's getting power and video. I tried everything, including clear CMOS. I also started in Mode safe, off the map graphic, firm and installing the card. Just to get the same thing.
  
  In my system motherboard is a MSI MS-7778 (Jasmine). I thought that it could have something to do with the UEFI settings and inheritance, but there is no option in the BIOS and there is apparently no updated BIOS for my motherboard.
  
  If someone could help me, that would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  HP P7-1233w was released in may 2012, and HP has not started to ship full UEFI level consumer computers to office until the middle of October 2012.

  Modification on the motherboard to a card mother UEFI would require a new license of Windows 8. Windows 7 will not work in UEFI mode without some special hacks.

• Just bought a msi gtx 750 ti OC edition.when installed does not start, ends with a black screen and the cursor

  As indicated in the title, I bought a ti 750 gtx.

  N750Ti-2GD5/OC

  The machine had a 620 in gt and works very well with it in. When I install the ti 750 gtx, however, the boot system hangs on a black screen with cursor / underscores and a single beep.

  The system is a h8 1203, with a power of 460.

  I also have a gts 250, that also installs and works fine. Ive read a little, and there is a problem with this map and the hp system? something about the type of bios? I couldn't quite follow what has been said.

  Hello

  If you upgrade to Windows 8 (UEFI-mode Setup) and apply the BIOS posted updated so you should be able to work to the video card.

  Don't forget to create a set of external support of HP recovery before installing a new operating system.

• P6 - 2220t: Gtx 750 ti

  Hello, I am looking to upgrade to an Evga Gtx 750 ti 1 GB, but my diet will have enough power to support it, and will take place the ti Gtx 750 in my motherboard?

  Run the specs on the website that I linked, with various cards in your budget, which allows a new Block of power SUPPLY Corsair CX600.  The I3 and a map budget will not get the pace IMHO.

• Studio XPS 8100. Update graphics Nvidia GTX 650 or 750 GTX

  Hello

  I have a studio XPs 8100 with a Radeon 5770 (1 GB) graphics card. If it was a good card when I bought the system, I think to upgrade the card to an Nvidia GTX 650 (4 GB) or a 750 GTX card 2GB.

  Apart from buying a new power of W 600 or 700 unit, is there anything I should know about?  Did anyone tried these cards in the XPS 8100? The motherboard and the case would argue one of them?  I have a GB of Ram 1333 6, I have to increase it too?

  Thank you very much in advance for the help.

  I have not had to install a new ps. The 750 TI FTW attracts only and extra 25 watts and a regular 750 TI does not yet use this extra power. And Yes, you can change the ps in a 8100 but they are irregular in size but can be found. I'd say you'd be fine with any 750 cards and honestly, you can get 50 fps or better in most of the games with them, a lot of maps. My son has a ti 750 FTW in a xps 8700 and gets 70-80 fps in his favorite tank game.