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• Dell Optiplex 780 MT CPU Upgrade & radiator

  Hello

  I have a Dell Optiplex 780 MT Pentium Dual Core E5400 2.70 ghz I would put a quad Q9550 CPU in. The radiator of origin will be adequate for the new Q9550?

  I know my 755 he had a nice copper radiator which had no problem with the same upgrade, but not sure about the 780 MT

  I improved my 780 for the Q9550 and installed the RADIATOR SHROUD J9761 D9729 when I put in the new processor.  When I do just normal commercial use of the computer, the 4 cores (reported by SpeedFan) run between 28-35 ° C, and when the machine is under heavy load with PlayOn transcoding/streaming, time edge up to 48 - 52C.

  Was able to buy a NEW heatsink of heat/fairing with unused thermal compound patch $ 15 worth of Red Planet trading on eBay.  Quite happy with this configuration!

• Upgrade of the Slimline s3040.uk processors

  Hi, I want to spend the Athlon 64 X 2 3800 + processor current to a Phenom X 4 955 black edition and wonder if the existing radiator and fan should replace. Any help in this very appreciated

  Hello

  The image shows a standard configuration of the Micro-ATX motherboard.  The image is of the motherboard of your PC. The fan & heater supplied with the processor is a no-go. Purchase a fan upgrade / radiator to replace it with. The new processor is designed to emit up to 125 Watts and the Athlon 64 X 2 3800 was a unit of 89 watts.

  

  I wouldn't try using the original fan.heatsink on the new quad processor cpu.

  Best regards
  ERICO

• Issue with radiator and fan when the upgrade of processor CPU

  I have an eMachines EL1200-07w. Current processor is AMD Athlon 2650e. I will go to AMD Athlon X 2 4850e, or AMD Athlon X 2 5050e. And I wondered if it came with a heater or fan, could I use my current or should I get a new radiator and fan?

  Upgrading processor CPU. I wondered about the radiator and fan.

  I consider getting a larger fan and heatsink because of the magnitude of
  making level, and before that I decided that it to be I would make sure the current
  is not "glued" to the CPU - if that makes your choice very easy; you do
  need a new. :-)
   
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  I have an eMachines EL1200-07w. Current processor is AMD Athlon 2650e. I am
  will upgrade to AMD Athlon X 2 4850e, or AMD Athlon X 2 5050e. And I was
  I wondered if it came with a heater or fan, could I use my current
  or should I get a new radiator and fan?
   
   

• ThinkPad T61 T61p radiator upgrade.

  Hello

  My Thinkpad gets uncomfortably hot in programs such as Photoshop, Dream Weaver and some games. Update the old heatsink to a T61p radiator would help to reduce the time. I clean the portable regularly (every 2 months or more) and run TPFanControl but he gets up to 80 c time.

  Data sheet: Core 2 duo T8300 2.4 Ghz / RAM 4Gbs and the legendary Nvidia nvs 140 m chip.

  Thank you.

  ~ John

  johneasthamx40 wrote:

  7663. 11 G

  It's the original configuration:

  ThinkPad T61 (7663-11G)
  T7100(1.8GHz), 1GB RAM, 80GB 5400rpm HD, 14.1in 1440x900 LCD, 128MB nVIDIA Quadro NVS 140M, CDRW/DVD, Intel 802.11agn(n-disabled), Bluetooth, Modem, 1Gb Ethernet, UltraNav, Secure chip, Fingerprint reader, 6c Li-Ion, WinVista Business 32
  

  Renewing the thermal paste would be my first recommendation. And it's a case of AS5 ;-)

• Z400: Z400 spare parts upgrades

  Hi all

  I have a Z400 (saved to unset however) which works very well... Installed Win10 and voila! New PC.

  Thanks to the Info confirmed here, I Rev. 1 with 6 RAM slots

  Current config

  Xeon W3505 (Dual Core, not even Hyper Threading)

  12 GB 1333 Mhz RAM (2 gb x 6) clocked at 1 066 Mhz. thanks for CPU

  2 x Quadro FX580 cards

  LSI SAS3041E PCI-e Raid card

  SAS drives of 3 x 300 GB connected to the card from LSI

  PCI-e NETWORK card

  475w PSU

  SAS hard drives are noisy and slow (at 15 k RPM?)... First thing I did was to buy a Samsung 500 GB SSD Evo 850 (first day on Amazon with a $30 discount!) I checked and with the new BiOS installed (3.60) I confirmed that I have AHCI support so I hope the new SSD will bring me a big change even if only executed at sata2 instead of speed sata3... When the player is here I intend to remove the card raid and sas drives and install an extra sata 2 TB for storing drive instead... Also to get a pci-e sata3 card. Don't you think that it is worth more just go straight to the motherboard? I also read that start from a pci-e card slows down startup vs runnig just drive directly on the port sata motherboard, although running speed is slower. What you think. ?

  Next thing I look at is the processor. Thought of the w3680 or w3690... According to the price to get the ram at 1333 Mhz.

  Any other suggestions of CPU? Maybe the other supported that are not specified in the quick form.

  the current cpu cooler is rated for cpu 130w, so I think I should be fine... .unless you have a suggestion for a better option.

  I'm worried about the cpu power draw. Although I will eliminate 3 forts and power.hungry sas drives, I wonder if the current power supply will be sufficient for this and, possibly, a new graphics card. Maybe the new RX480 from AMD?  What do you think of it.

  ?.

  Your W3505 is already a 130W processor, so you have the fan Performance.  Moving around with either the W3680 (Search eBay for SLBV2 and you'll find some now to 93,50 dollars).  Or, if you want to spend 3.33 to 3.46 GHz speed spend the extra and get the W3690 for about 145.00 off eBay.  It's a psychological thing... you will not be able to make a difference in the real world, and all of the other major features are identical.

  The ultimate would be X 5690, which has a code unique sSpec SLBVX and used eBay now goes for about USD 245.00.  I got mine recently carefully shopping for 220,00, but revision 1 Z400 cost me only 100,00 more shipping charges.  I needed to do this test...

  I posted here about adding a map USB3.0 HP Texas Instruments... Make sure that it fits in a slot PCIe Gen II so the speed of the bus he let USB3.0 speed max.  My post has information on 5.25 HP 3.5 adapter that will allow you to place my interface front of Akasa preferred in this and below mount your optical drive in the Bay of spare up there.  I have included in on the device of 4-wire Molex brand OK to SATA power adapter I get Mouser.com to adapt perfectly to this card.  You end up with 4 slots USB3, 2 front back/2.

  Here are some links about this process:

  Here

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/business-PCs-workstations-and-point-of-sale-systems/Z600-z620-front-panel-USB-3-0-upgrade/m-p/5545549/highlight/true#M11730

  Here

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/business-PCs-workstations-and-point-of-sale-systems/USB-3-0-for-Z800/m-p/5066733/highlight/true#M4777

  and here

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/business-PCs-workstations-and-point-of-sale-systems/adding-a-USB-3-0-slots-ports-card-to-a-Z400/m-p/5086734

  You have the SSD... Gen II Gen III vs is not really a problem... take to plug that directly into the SATA port 0 of the motherboard.  Empty all SAS.

  I posted here on how to remove your spectacular startup time... reading about it.  The forum search box above to find these things.

  I added fan Northbridge 40x40x20mm, HP 4-wire version, a card mother xw6600.  Mine is screwed to the top the normal silver Northbridge heatsink fins, and there are several ways to reach that.  The fan blows away from the motherboard drawing cooler air through the radiator at the bottom.  The same fan is used on the Z600 Northbridge.  There is a standard white PWM header of motherboard close to spare, and I added a 4-wire Noctua online LNA that he abandoned his speed (which I do for fans of HP Northbridge).  Which adds to the overall length and connect the fan reach the motherboard header.  The RPM speeds now appear in the temp/RPM section of the Z400 BIOS as a memory cooling fan.  So, the original header seems to have been designed for a cooler of memory, but it is perfect for the Northbridge cooling.  One of these 2 processors speeds would stimulate the heat on the Northbridge and it was my solution (but probably is not really necessary).  I don't know if HP has never made a similar for some high-end Z400s, but seeing things fan used on the xw6600 and Z600 inspired me to add that, for this Z400.  You can get the fans with the correct HP wiring looking on eBay and China where they were all made.  It is precisely the Delta EFB0412HD-7R49 and this amendment at the end refers to the controlled PWM HP 4-wire version.

  You want all locations of memory 6 filled by identical 2 or 4 sticks GB, with speeds of memory at 1333 to get the best out of engineering memory HP and the fact that they will be able to run at this speed with these processors.

  The 6 HP PCIe supplementary power wire cable provides much more energy than the standard ATX 75W max... I do not a problem here for your video card needs, within reasonable limits.  Your use of the net power will be down and not upward, probably.

• Qosmio X 770-116 - upgrade report

  This threat is just to report to my completed updates to the model x 770-116 so he could help others.
  first upgrade put an ssd in, la - 116 comes stock with only a hard drive which means he has only 1 HDD Bay works.
  to make the upgrade, you will need to install part::zekhv8AC which can be hard to find in the European Union.

  Then off I started to work on the problems of overheating, fist step was to replace the grease thermal horrible stock with artic mx-4 for the cpu and gpu, however, be very careful. This fat can cause problems in the ellectrical circuit when used too as was the cams with mine, I cleaned the gpu with alcohal transistors, after which he worked. This summer, I started to have pain when my room has reached 30 degrees Celsius, my cpu was overheating at about 90 c. When I last disassembled my laptop I noticed that the cpu of the cooler radiator was smaller then other models, so I bought a x 775 radiator that has a largest heatpipe and my time cpu has dropped to about 11 c. So this could be a solution for people with overheating ci5 model x770s.

  Be very happy with the new show, I however noticed that the cpu load was almost constantly to 96% while playing GTA5, I did some research and found a reason why an upgrade of processor ci7 would work so I bought a second hand one for 70 - the core i7 2630QM. I disassembled once more the laptop and this time replaced the cpu using a large screwdriver and turning the * screws * thing on the socket 360 degrees to the left and back again after the seizure of the new processor. Increase in performance is very sensitive to what the fps limit is 60 times more and this time without the drops if well worth it.

  I hope this might help someone always ready to increase his performance 770 x
  Parts list:

  CPU: ci5 2410 m--> ci7 2630Qm
  heater: K000126500
  SATA connector: K000126450

  Thank you very much for this report detailed. Play well.

• EliteBook 8760W: possibilities to upgrade graphics card

  I currently have 8 gig RAM and graphics AMD over-pants M5950. About to upgrade to 16 gig which is max for this (Intel Core i7-2630QM @ 2.00 GHz) processor.  "While I'm here why not upgrade the graphics card?" he asked. The notewbook is 4.5 years.  So, here's my question.  What might work for a new graphics card?  Thanks in advance.

  We usually say to people flat out "no upgrade is possible". In your case, not true. You already have a good map. However, the other candidate is the nVidia Quadro 5010 M which is a beast with 4 GB of memory video memory DDR5.

  http://www.notebookcheck.NET/NVIDIA-Quadro-5010M.47195.0.html

  Here is the Service Manual:

  http://h20628.www2.HP.com/km-ext/kmcsdirect/emr_na-c02847569-1.PDF

  See p. 68 to see how the video card comes out.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/Dell-NVIDIA-Quadro-5010M-4GB-GDDR5-M6600-video-card-N12E-Q5-A1-/251500680424?hash=item3a8e9bd4e8:g:zT4AAOxyBvZTRMPp

  If you switch to nVidia, you also get a different fan/radiator for the video card:

  Intended only for computers models NVIDIA graphics subsystems 652544-001

  Your video card can be bought on eBay for under $ 60, while the Quadro 5010 M costs more than $600 in order to see how much more desirable is the Quadro. You can also search other AMD/ATI cards that are not specified in the maintenance manual, but it's very hit or miss. On the some portable (removable) MXM cards with, they are not universally interchangeable. There are Web sites for only MXM card information and you can see one of them:

  http://forums.laptopvideo2go.com/Forum/67-official-MXM-upgradecom-Forum/

  As you can see this isn't really a trivial question and must consider and plan carefully. Not just a "Hey while we're here we might as well" kind of thing.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Satellite 3000 - X 4: can I upgrade the processor?

  Hello

  I have a pretty old (~ 5 years) S3000 - X 4 with a processor Intel Celeron 930 MHz I recently did a cleaning the radiator unit and additional and fat of the lot because the fan never seemed to stop. It has improved and now the fan especially when the processor reached somewhere around 80% usage.

  The problem seems to be that he who reached very easily, so I still have the fan going all the time. I think probably a better processor could stop this, however, I'm not sure I can upgrade the processor?

  Anyone know anything about this? It seems in other parts of this model is sold as a Satellite 1200, but comes with a 1.2 GHz processor.
  Thank you

  Hello

  Oldie? I think it's rock of age ;)
  But seriously, I google and found out that it would be possible to use the Intel Mobile PIII 800/850/900/1000 card

  Many powerful processors are not compatible :(

• upgrade cpu XW8600 question

  I have a xw8600 works two Xeon E5420 processors, an EVGA GTX580, 1 SSD, 2 HARD disk, 16 GB of RAM 3 GB and 2 scanners on the power graphics card standard 800 watts.   Currently, all readings of temperature I can access are in the normal range.

  I'm considering upgrading processors X 5460 Xeons.  Is it possible to determine if the 80 extra watts needed running the Xeons X 5460 will be an overload of the power of 800 watts power?

  First of all, load the latest version of the BIOS for the xw8600 if you have not already done this.

  You run two TDP max 80 Watt processors, and X 5460 are each 120 watts.  The amount of material you have xw8600 is not excessive, and your food will manage this total 80 watts extra without problem.

  You'll want to read on the 'performance' radiator/fans for these processors power more high... aka "double-height' we talked about here.  Search for both terms.  Double coconut trees have two fans, a little different wiring and better cooling capacity.  They make more noise, of course.  Speaking of which, on my xw8400 my fan base speed up when I am with 16 GB of RAM, but not with 12 GB.  Here is a link to my previous post on the "large double" thermal performance heat sink / fan xw8600 and use of it in a xw8400.  There is information here that is worth reading:

  /T5/workstations-z-series-XW-series/XW8600-performance-double-tall-fan-modification-for-xw8400/m-p/5846271#M13965

  Lets say you really just want the zip but aren't going to be hammering those hard processors.  You probably could if away with sticking with your original radiator/fan and first watch your time QuadCore with HWMonitor (free) for you ensure that your workload does not heat stress while get you an idea of how things are going.  It is clear from previous work on the wiring for a project xw8400 that adding a shunt sense rpm 3-Socket 5 plug wire would be how to usurp map mother xw8600 thinking that it was a 'performance' heatsink thermal / fan installed.  It would be to see RPM sense data for both fans of radiator/2 double height of Socket 3 and 5 this way, which is what a xw8600 wired in peripheral stock provides.  The motherboard can recognize that a higher power processor has been installed.  Alternatively, just buy two of the double coconut off eBay.

  X 5460 on eBay are about 140.00 for two, used and you want the latest sSpec code which is SLBBA.  Furthermore, you cannot use the processors that do not appear in the BIOS firmware, and you see the list of the latest version of xw8600 QuickSpecs.

  Given that Intel sells about 1250.00 new X 5460 with this code sSpec each sounding like an eBay project.  Search eBay under "SLBBA".

  I have a xw8400 I upgraded to 2 x X 5365 Quad-cores, also 120 watts max TDP, and fans of heatsink of heat/2 high double devices did not exist for the xw8400... so I got a xw8600 double height and a large single and did the mod wiring posted on the forum here to reproduce the wiring diagram of the xw8400 (different from the the xw8600 wiring diagram).  The processor under the single large turn a bit warmer than under the double height, but not by much.  I did run them simultaneously for months, no problem.  There are pictures and much more in this post.  So personally I would like to experiment with the great one more rider RPM wire 3 to 5 first approach and use type xw6600/xw8600 heatsink / fan already appropriated you.

• Pavilion dv6105ea: HP Pavilion dv6105ea processor upgrade

  Hello
  I have a very old HP Pavilion dv6105ea and I would like to upgrade its processor. But I don't know which are compatible? Can someone tell me, please? I tried to find and I think that INTEL Core 2 Duo T5600 is compatible but I'm not sure.  If I want to replace the processor, I replace anything else? For example, more powerful fan or...? Thank you for your answers and sorry for my English.

  Jaromir86 wrote:
  

  Thank you for your response. I have Intel Celeron M420.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01035677

  He'll T7200... on page 9 is the highest... You cannot change the fan or heater but cleaning and reapply the thermal paste will help to keep going. Also, do you think the MOD to put a dime US inbetween your graphics chips if you have one and the heat sink by putting thermal paste on graphics chips and on top of the tithe and sandwich inbetween the radiator for the graphics to help it eliminate the heat better. Also, which will extend the life of the computer. But given the age and life I think you should consider another computer just incase this one dies.

• HP ENVY 750xt Office: Office PC fan upgrades?

  I have just recived a HP ENVY 750xt desktop PC is brand-new in the Friday mail!

  I wanted to upgrade the case fan and add a case of PCI Slot Fan!

  I can add a fan to the RAM & update the heatsink fan!

  All of you who have this model or a model close to him.  Can you tell me what type of fan upgrades you did, that you have used the model fans and how it worked for you, and where you have been!

  Also, feel free to tell me anything else about this upgrade did it worked for you, or did not work for you!

  Thank you

  This particular model is a slimline form factor, these units are limited in space.   If you want to cut back to allow a bigger case fan, add a slot fan and a larger radiator, go ahead.  If the real purpose was to add a graphics unspecified, you never mentioned.

  Good day!

• Upgrade my CPU AMD Phenom II x 4 910 to a Phenom II x 4 980 on a H-RS880-Μatx (Aloe)

  I have a HP Pavillion e9220y which I would like to make a few CPU and GPU upgrade.

  I did some research and saw that the current processor (AMD Phenom II x 4 910 (2.6 ghz)) can be upgraded to the AMD Phenom II x 4 980 (3.7 ghz) cpu.  I also intend on the old graphics card (Radeon HD 4350) in switching to a Radeon 7850.

  I tried to see if I needed to update my bios before install the new processor and I couldn't find a suggestion in the section Support & drivers specific to the HP Web site for my model computer.  The HP site says that he would suggest somehow if an update was available.

  Do you think I can just proceed with the switch of CPU (and the radiator and the stages of thermal paste of course) without flashing new bios?

  The old Bios simply would work with the new processor (faster processing speed)?

  The current Bios on my system is ' American Megatrends, Inc. 5.04, 10/01/2009 "and SMBIOS version 2.6

  Thanks for all the help you can give me,

  Jeff

  Hello

  I can't see any upgrade. As mentioned in the specifications, he takes care of the day 1. In addition, the following link is FYI:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/other-desktop-PC-questions/BIOS-update/TD-p/1087865

  Kind regards.

• HP Pavilion g6-1365sl: upgrade CPU of my HP Pavilion g6-1365sl

  Hi everyone, I would like to upgrade my HP Pavilion 1365sl g6 (B960) processor.

  Research on the web, I found different maintenance and Service of Guide for g6, in the report below:

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03094322 (this is the first time since the HP website)

  http://www.HP.com/CTG/Manual/c02770249.pdf (from google on HP.com)

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03233548.PDF (as above)

  http://www.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03593041.PDF (as above)

  Now my question is... which is good?...

  I know the second (c02770249) relate not that my CPU is probably for the excluded, but the others...?

  Editions do not match each other... I'm confused... What's the difference?...

  I guess that the correct edition is the c03094322 (the first one) simply because the touchpad is centralized at the difference of the other two (and because that is provided by the site)... then... the maximum installable CPU is Intel® Core™ i7 - 2640M?

  It's okay?... What is the difference between these editions?

  Thank you in advance!

  You actually have the best motherboard in the series and it will load from 2d gen Intel Core CPU, 'Sandy Bridge', with chip living bridge wide that is switchable graphics. Up to i7 - 2640 M. your radiator is the same one used on the i7 models isn't a matter of removing the processor, substituting the better you want, locking it, apply the thermal paste and put everything back together. OK slight oversimplification.

  See pages 79-85.

  Your manual

• HP Z200: Z200 Workstation processor Upgrade - having problems

  Hello

  I have a workstation Z200 has been great without any problem. It currently has the i5-660 processor installed.  A week ago, I ordered a processor Xeon X 3470 online... Which is one of the processors tested and compatible with the Z200.

  Told that the processor has been tested by a working machine and no problem.

  Received today the processor.

  So I turned off the machine, unplugged everything. Removed the old processor. Clean the radiator with the thermal compound remover. Assured that the head of the processor was impeccable.  Inspect all connection on the processor and the power outlet.  Everything checked out great.  Installed the processor, apply the thermal paste. Installed the heatsink.

  Plug everything back in and press the power button... Power led goes blue for 2 seconds... Then turns red and blurts out 5 beeps in 1 second burst. Then start again...

  I tried swapping and relocation of the ram, the same question.  I removed the video card and used the edge. same question. I turned off the unit, pulled out all the ram left it unplugged for some time, reset the cmos. Returned later plugged it all back in and still beeps.

  Tried to put in place the processor and still beeps...

  I took out the processor, new installed the old and runs like a champ!

  Any ideas on what could be the problem?

  Given that you were the only kind enough to respond.  I wanted to return my staus update for you...

  I returned this processor...

  I bought a new one and the system boots without problem!

  Same CPU type and age and no problem!

  I have messaged the seller of the business of first transformation on the back. He reported that the processor did not work for him as well...

  The Xeon I upgraded just runs circles around the i5 in what I got here!  The machine is so much faster in the games and the process!  I'm a fan of Xeon now!

  So if you ever see someone point out simliar like my past issues... Hopfully, this helps you!