The upgrade of the power supply for a HP Pavilion 500-054

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• HP Envy 750-116: can anyone recommend an upgrade of the power supply for HP Envy 750-116?

  I have a HP Envy Office 750-116 and need to replace the power supply 300W with an upgrade to a more powerful.

  I was look at is CORSAIR CXM CX550M 550W 80 PLUS BRONZE or the EVGA SuperNOVA 650 G2 80 series. I have kniow that they are all two excellent PSU.

  My concern is with the connector that the 750-116 uses to the optical drive. Looks like the kind of connector you see go to a laptop, DVD player. (It of really small and is marked P5)  I have a spare part HP 460W PSU I could use, but it is not a connector that would work. So I hesitate to buy Corsair or the EVGA without knowing if I'll be able to plug into this weird DVD connector in the HP Envy.

  Someone out there has run into that and find an answer?

  Bill

  Optical drives are still a thing? Wow! Any ways OP. On these new machines. HP uses a slim with an owner drive

  Connector for it. You won't find it on the other PSU. You will have to abandon the drive if you replace the stock PSU.

• Need help/advice on the upgrading GFX and power supply for PC p6754y

  Hi, I want to upgrade my computer (Hp Pavilion P6000 Series, model n ° p6754y) so I can play new games such as Skyrim or Battlefield 3 on ultra. I don't know too much about computers, and it would be my first time upgrading mine. Here are the parts I have in mind.

  POWER SUPPLY

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817341017

  GFX

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814102908

  Please let me know if it works well with my computer or if you have other recommendations/tips instead.

  Thanks for the help

  Hello

  The power supply and the video card must be inserted.

  Try this link is your PC ready for BF3?

  Most PCs are not ready for BF3 and there is usually a faster video card and a bigger power supply.

• HP Elite 1090-T H8: seeking your suggestions for upgrading the power supply for a new video card

  I have a HP EliteH8-1090 t who is about a year, but with an AMD Radeon HD 6570 low power graphics card and a 450W power supply. I want to upgrade the 650W power to support the installation of a replacement graphics card.

  I tried to replace the HP 450W with Corsair TX650 and Corsair TX850 food. The system appears to power (DVD drawer opens and closes, the hard disks spin, fans run) with either a Corsair, he's stuck at this point. My system is unable to enter start mode when either power supply is installed - it seems stuck in a mode of seed, and the monitor still asleep.

  Can someone please advise on a compatible power supply for HP system? I'm puzzled by why a simple exchange of a power supply does not work. Just like a record, the system has a card mother Pegatron IPMTB-K (Truckee).

  Thank you!

  No problem. I wish you good luck with it. On a positive note the HX650 is a much better than the TX650 ILA unit internal quality and what I like is the best it's quite fan fan much quieter than the TX650 while helping your organization of cable being modular and help keep temperatures cooler in your computer case.

• The upgrade of the power supply for HP Pavilion M7570N

  The reason I'm on this forum is when I called hp support and gave me a stupid answer of not being able to change the PSU because of software...

  Well well, the reason why I'm spending power supply is because I bought a new video card and he needs about 500watts and my current power supply is 300watts and I was wondering if I can change it. The video card I bought requires also [2] PCI-E 6-pin

  Video card: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150325

  Current PSU: HP manufacturer: 5188-2625

  New power supply: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817159085

  I don't know if the size can fit the case m7570n (the slot of the psu) and I don't know if she has enough connectors for everything that is inside the computer

  * Note * I have not changed the computer, I haven't added or whatever it is taken so the connectors, there will be the same amount connected

  Message edited by TheNoob on 2009-02-02 19:01

  It's a high-end desktop PC.  No doubt he will come with an ATX PSU with 5VDC, 12VDC and 3.3Vdc output rails.  I'm not familiar with the Interior of your PC, so I'll give you two General configurations of PSU layout.

  1. design intermediary such as PC Power & Cooling with one or two 80 mm fans to expel air through the PSU.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817341011

  2 down-draft design as Cosair 450VX with a 120 mm or more huge blowing fan case in the heat sink and the motherboard of the PSU.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139003

  If the power supply is at the top, back or side of the PC, then a power supply down-project will do a better job to remove heat from the PC.  If the power supply is in the middle of the PC, then go with an intermediate design.  This design will generate more noise at higher load, since the smallest fan should turn more quickly to transport the same amount of air in a 150 mm or 120 mm fan.

  Looking for a nominal 80% efficiency POWER supply.  Detachable power cable is a bonus to maximize the air flow inside the PC.  Make sure the power supply is delivered with the right type of power connector to drive you GPU.  All modern units of quality with 20 + 4 and 4 + 4 key cards.  If you do not plan to run graphic dual with a high range GPU, so it doesn't matter what quality 80 watter 380 power SUPPLY Antec, Corsair, Enermax and Seasonic PSU will be enough.  You will need to back up POWER supply to 450-550W, if you run two graphics cards high-end.

  A good 450W PSU is a good compromise because it is more effective when the PC is idle and has enough power to run two GPUS.  If you want to save $ on electricity, then get a smaller power supply (range 300-350W) because these units reach the level of efficiency of 80% around release of 65 to 70 watts.

• The power supply for Dell Precision Workstation upgrade

  Recently, I posted a question regarding the upgrade of that food to a XPS 8700 and it seems that I can use ATX power supplies and replace as necessary to these computers. But now I am also thinking of dell precision workstations, because I want to have a few relatively high-performance computing done on my system, what it seems as a workstation would be better, as the work of Dell Precision T1700 Mini Tower. But I can't understand anything on the question of whether I can pass the integrated power supply so that it exceed 700w. Thus,.

  (1) any reflection on the power supply upgrade, whether possible?

  (2) are there jobs integrated with a high (greater than 700watts) power?

  (3) in the future, if I wanted to know if I could make these upgrades to other Dell machines, where can I find out about this?

  Hi Daniel191919,

  Yes, most power supplies from Dell can be improved with standard parts. But honestly, the easiest would be to get a precise work with the PSU W 1100 high range.

• Improvement of the power supply for laptop

  The danger is that if the power supply cable is knocked out, the circuit board is broken.

  The connection of the laptop must be a cone. It could set magnetically or by using snaps.

  The laptop having a female cone and cord fitted with a male when cone struck with sufficient force should simply detach without damaging the laptop.

  Apple has already patented such a design and Microsoft use a variant of it for the shelf on the Surface.

• Replace the power supply for a Pavilion a140n

  How to install a new power supply in a HP Pavilion a140n? Is there a step by step guide?

  Zz30fg, welcome to the forum.

  Is the model you list correct?  I can't find anywhere.

  Before you start, I suggest that you measure existing power supply unit (PSU) to make sure that the one you choose to insert in the space provided.

  The first thing you will do is turn off the computer.  Disconnect all devices that are connected, for example, keyboard, mouse, printer, etc.  Once done, remove the side cover of the case.  There are two or more screws on the back of the computer that you have to remove.  Then slide the side gently to the rear.  Put it somewhere safe.   Be sure to touch the metal inside of the case before touching any components.  This will eliminate static electricity (ESD).  Now you can disconnect the cables from the PSU.  This is where it gets a little tricky.  I normally take a picture of the connections and mark them as clearly as possible on the motherboard.  Believe me, you'll be much happier if you do.  Once this operation is complete, it is time to remove the (4) screws that hold the power supply in place.  Hold it with care.  If it falls it can damage other components.

  The new power supply will be marked with the appropriate connector cables.  At this point, it's just the opposite of what you were doing to uninstall the existing PSU.  Install the power supply into the case.  Do not overtighten the screws.  Make sure that the cables are inside the case.  Once in place, carefully connect all cables to the appropriate connectors.

  If you have any other questions, I will watch this thread for you help.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• Replacing the power supply on a HP Pavilion P6000

  Outputs video (DVI and VGA) were both released on my motherboard. Rather than go through the hassle of dealing with Microsoft if I had to replace the MB, I decided to install a MSI Geforce 210 graphics card and the existing PCI express slot. However, the existing power is rated at 250 watts and the new video card got a minimum rating of 300 watts. It seems to work, and I don't do any high-end graphics or game. My main uses of the PC are paying bill online, e-mail and a few online forums. Should I replace the power supply with a higher nominal? I have a Hiper Type R PSU which is estimated at 580 watts and was planning to replace it with the 250, but it looks like not her suits because it is deeper than the power installed about half an inch. The deeper power looks like it should stick on a half inch at the rear of the computer when it is against the stop before power in the case. I would like to have some advice on the use of the existing offer or be able to use my power Hiper 580.

  The HP Pavilion P6617C model, which is the number of product BT427AAR developed a standard ATX size power supply. Dimensions (as you know) are 5.9 "x 3.4" on the back and depth 5.5"in the case. The small metal latch/stop button to slide the power supply existing forwards (for removal). There really is no support.

  4 rear mounting screws fix the power supply of the Cabinet. Of concern would be the length, an added 0.7 ", as well as cables/connectors.  You can try the Hiper in the case, and if it fits, OK. Otherwise, I suggest a diet that actually matches the Rosewill 630W

• Get a new case and power supply for my HP Pavilion a6355.uk

  1. sound of the HP Pavilion a6355.uk

  2. Windows 7 Professional 64-bit

  3. no error message

  4. it is not a problem, but its had a new graphics card, new ssd, another hard drive, removed the 500 GB hard drive, and that's all I think.

  Hi, I want to get a new case and power supply for my office

  If I want is http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/antec-one-0-761345-15970-8-atx-full-tower-pc-case-black-13374257-pdt.h...

  The power I want is http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/zs650w-uk-zs-series-ocz-zs650w-uk-atx-psu-650w-11342059-pdt.html

  Is 650 Watt most the jury can take? I read somewhere that most can take is 650 watts.

  My only concern is that, how do you take the I/O shield? I've never done before.

  Yes, it will fit your card mother Μatx.

  PS > remember to toggle the toggle SOLVED / SOLUTION to the right of MY post/reply.

• The upgrade of the power supply for Alienware R4

  I just bought a MSI r9 390 x upgrade my r9 270 came with the computer. I had a problem where as soon as I turn my graphics to the max the computer restarts. No blue no screen no error message just to the top restart as if someone plugged and unplugged the pc.

  I have this reduced to a problem of power supply as no overheating takes place. I think it is the J556T power supply provided with the original pc stock. I don't think that's the tension to keep the card will I think 18V POWER supply which im sure this card requires more volts 18 years to operate at high efficiency. If you think the same thing that I am I would like to improve my diet, the problem now is the case around the PSU doesn't let me with many options because it only having openings on the sides and PSU most now have fans in the top and bottom. What PSU suggest you.

  «How about we get your diet 1 work before to decide, it is not decent...» »...

  • Update Aurora R4 PSU
  • The ALX files: A triad of food Swaps
  • Aurora psu > research forum <> Aurora Power Supply
  • "You have to rewire the whole machine" after deleting old psu

  Tip: two cables grfx were J556T, each cable is rated @ 18amps, which makes the two tracks of 12V 18amp; you have to feed the card with every cable / each tubular structure for better performance. While each cable carries a 6pin & a jumper 6 + 2, don't let it fool you > he stlll reduced to be just a cable. Try the two cables: use one & only one connector type out of each cable...

  Tip: when the need for a "8pin", insert the primary 6pin & borrow the 2pin off the 2ndary rider

  -Aurora: How to run a card 375 watt... kind of... -

  

  -most Aurora owners who have the PSU 875 watt also have a cable that is not used in the floor case: use the...

  Here is a 375-watt + HD6990: note the grfx-RED & blu - ylw cables are deployed both 6990 has two rails 12v 18amp--> 18 x 2 = 36 x 12v = 432watts has a. Good looking<>

  To use only one cable (prim and jmpr) is to refuse access map to additional 216watts provided by cable #2. unlovely

  For these cards that need one (or two) 8pins, we do that again? --> Insert the primary 6pin, borrow the 2pin off the 2ndary rider & ask the rider on the side, unused <> kapisch?

  -the primary 6pins is the path of least resistance-

  By the way by the primary 6pins - & with the horsemen of 2ndary - the person above uses a less effective connection diagram; resistance built in the appendices of the rider:

  • because of her crimp mechanics inside the primary 6 p
  • due to the addition of 4inches of wire, it's the rider
  • because of her crimp mechanics inside the cavalier 6pin

  

  -do not 'put' the primary 6pin on the side (left), "throw" the rider to the side & borrow its 2 pin (right).

  Aurora in a solo card application, always use the primary 6pins (=

• What is the power supply for this DB version?

  DB version: 11.2.0.2
  Operating system: Solaris 10
  
  I'm a little confused about the PSU applied on this DB. I can see

  DATABASE PSU 11.2.0.2.3

  in the output of lsinventory. But I do not see in the history of register$.
  
  

  SQL> col comments format a50
  SQL> col action_time format a60
  SQL> set lines 200
  SQL> select comments,action_time from registry$history;
  
  COMMENTS                                           ACTION_TIME
  -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------
  PSU 11.2.0.2.1                                     12-SEP-11 12.17.25.393976 PM
  
  SQL> exit
  
  
  $ opatch lsinventory -invPtrloc $ORACLE_HOME/oraInst.loc -bugs_fixed | grep PSU
  
  10248523   12419331  Tue Sep 27 09:52:26 GMT+08:00 2011DATABASE PSU 11.2.0.2.1
  11724916   12419331  Tue Sep 27 09:52:26 GMT+08:00 2011DATABASE PSU 11.2.0.2.2 (INCLUDES CPUAPR2011)
                                                         GRID PSU
  12419331   12419331  Tue Sep 27 09:52:26 GMT+08:00 2011DATABASE PSU 11.2.0.2.3 (INCLUDES CPUJUL2011)
                                                         11.2.0.2.2 PSU (HIGHER CPU POSSIBLE
  12311357   12419353  Tue Sep 27 09:47:48 GMT+08:00 2011GI PSU 11.2.0.2.2 (INCLUDES DATABASE PSU 11.2.0.2.
  12419353   12419353  Tue Sep 27 09:47:48 GMT+08:00 2011GI PSU 11.2.0.2.3 (INCLUDES DATABASE PSU 

  Tom wrote:
  DB version: 11.2.0.2
  Operating system: Solaris 10

  I'm a little confused about the PSU applied on this DB. I can see

  DATABASE PSU 11.2.0.2.3
  

  in the output of lsinventory. But I do not see in the history of register$.

  SQL> col comments format a50
  SQL> col action_time format a60
  SQL> set lines 200
  SQL> select comments,action_time from registry$history;
  
  COMMENTS                                           ACTION_TIME
  -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------
  PSU 11.2.0.2.1                                     12-SEP-11 12.17.25.393976 PM
  
  SQL> exit
  
  $ opatch lsinventory -invPtrloc $ORACLE_HOME/oraInst.loc -bugs_fixed | grep PSU
  
  10248523   12419331  Tue Sep 27 09:52:26 GMT+08:00 2011DATABASE PSU 11.2.0.2.1
  11724916   12419331  Tue Sep 27 09:52:26 GMT+08:00 2011DATABASE PSU 11.2.0.2.2 (INCLUDES CPUAPR2011)
  GRID PSU
  12419331   12419331  Tue Sep 27 09:52:26 GMT+08:00 2011DATABASE PSU 11.2.0.2.3 (INCLUDES CPUJUL2011)
  11.2.0.2.2 PSU (HIGHER CPU POSSIBLE
  12311357   12419353  Tue Sep 27 09:47:48 GMT+08:00 2011GI PSU 11.2.0.2.2 (INCLUDES DATABASE PSU 11.2.0.2.
  12419353   12419353  Tue Sep 27 09:47:48 GMT+08:00 2011GI PSU 11.2.0.2.3 (INCLUDES DATABASE PSU 
  

  His 11.2.0.2.3 concerning power SUPPLY 3 11.2.0.2 blocks. See the last line above "2011GI PSU 11.2.0.2.3 (INCLUDES power of DATABASE". It's parent and all above this are included in this power supply

  And there are some shave where register$ history and opatch lsinventory shows results different when the registry$ history is not updated through catbundle.sql.
  See

  "Execution of catbundle.sql is not always required for new and upgraded databases.
  The Readme documentation indicates when it is required.
  However, you can execute catbundle.sql when it is not required so that the new or upgraded database has an updated dba_registry_history table."
  

  Hope this helps

  Published by: 909592 on March 6, 2012 15:47

• Lost the power supply for my airport extreme!

  I lost my power cable for my airport extreme (House move!) where can I get a new one?  Online?  Thank you.

  Is your AirPort Extreme in shape as a 'tour', or you have one of the old versions "flat or square"?

  If you have the version "tower", a standard power cord "of eight" of any place of e-procurement would work very well. Radio Shack stores usually have in stock... but they probably won't have white.  Take the airport along to test fit in the store.

  If you have the old version of flat or square, you will need to purchase food and the power cord as a unit. Better go online for this.

  http://www.Amazon.com/genuine-EADP-20BB-supply-Airport-extreme/DP/B00AAQ3JE8

• Replacement of the power supply for SG3-120UK

  I am looking for a compatible power supply replacement for a desktop Compaq SG3-120UK, which has a block of power SUPPLY Bestec ATX0180 P5WB. Now, this power supply is defective. Can anyone recommend a suitable replacement?

  Can you provide the steps?

  The only source that I found in the United Kingdom says "call", as it is out of stock:

  http://microdream.co.UK/Bestec-atx0180p5wb-ATX-180W-PSU-power-supply.html

• Replace the power supply for Tecra 8100

  Hi supports,

  I have Tecra 8100 where his original power supply is dead. I need to buy a new one, but I found that Toshiba has replaced the model of PA2444U adapter with a new model. What model adaptor which is now compatible with Tecra 8100?

  Thank you. I really need an answer because I need to work with the laptop.

  Hello

  You need universal adapter with PA2444U part number. Google around and you'll find it.