What size power supply will fit in a case of dc5750

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• In view of the XPS 8700 with GTX 970 upgrade, what would be the necessary power supply / & will fit in the case?

  To anyone who has successfully upgraded their diet to accommodate a more power hungry GPUS, what EXACT PSU did you purchase and how much was easy to install? Links to sites of sale would be great.

  Thank you.

  Personally, I bought a power supply Corsair CX600M it was 150mm, so it should fit in your case.

• Pavilion 6715f: what size power supply can I put too. Flags of HP p6715f

  I would like to know what size power supply, I can go too and if a standard atx power supply will work.

  The upgrade and maintenance Guide
  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01835715.PDF

  NOTE: The ATX Standard PSU is 86 mm height; Width 150mm; 140 mm in length (ATX12V version 2.3 March 2007).
  Third party PSU manufacturers extend the length of Dimension (150mm to 200mm) of high power PSU.

  MEASURE your clearances (for the son out of DC power in case) berries CD/DVD media at this level in case, just in front of the PSU.
  You will find some ATX compatible (140 mm in length) up to about 600 Watts PSU, 160 mm is common with more than 600W POWER supply.

  IF you are thinking of the future motherboard swap (Haswell or higher), make sure your power supply is compatible with the new C6/C7 (Haswell/Broadwell) mode.

• This power supply will work with my PC?

  This power supply will work with my PC?  I have a Compaq Presario SR5816F

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=9SIA4CP1GF8726&cm_re=power_supplies_500w-_-9SIA4CP1G...

  http://www.Amazon.com/solid-gear-series-ATX12V-SDGR-500BX/DP/B00FF7VEJE

  JCGood1984, welcome to the forum.

  The computer should take a standard ATX power supply unit (PSU).  I suggest to measure the existing PSU and compare measures in the links.  If the measurements are the same, it should fit.  I don't know anything about the brand, however.

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

• This power supply will in a HP Pavilion G5410UK?

  Hi, Im running Windows 7 64 bit
  I Am aqquiring a power supply for my graphics card work and I was just wondering if this power supply would take?
  http://www.Amazon.co.UK/Corsair-CMPSU-650TXV2UK-enthusiast-series-performance/DP/B004O0P9TO/ref=sr_1...

  If you can not findout could you please tell me the Dimensions of the PSU that's already in the pre-built system, thank you in advance

  Hello

  You need to open your PC and measure the physical dimensions of your diet. Here is a list of the things to consider:

  1. technical characteristics
  2. the total power - important
  3. amperage 12 + v - important
  4 modular - is not required, but I like the flexibility
  5. guarantee
  6 i7 and SLI ready
  7. energy efficiency
  8 cost
  9. size - standard ATX PSU is 5.5 "by 5.9" by 3.4 "give or take a few tenths
  10. a single + 12 volt rail is a better choice.

  The Corsair PSU that you mentioned could fit but measure just to be certain. It's a two way street and you have to do some work.

• Adding a new power supply will void the warranty

  Hello

  I would like to replace the power supply 350w comes with the HP Pavilion p6-2378.  I have a 500w I'd replace it with.  Will this void my warranty?  This is the standard of 1 year.  I do that so that I can put a secondary graphics (AMD Radeon 4650 [assuming there is enough electricity to 500w?]) and take advantage of the GPU power and additional outputs. Then, would it be making void my warranty?

  Thank you

  Upgrade your PC with approved HP and parts supplied will not void your warranty.

  However, if you upgrade your PC with parts that are not approved HP and HP determines that the changes caused failure HP is not required to honor the warranty.

  Some PC outside the United States are delivered with seals and if broken the warranty is voided.  I have yet to see the seals on the PC of American consumers.

• The 460W power supply will be sufficient for the GTX 1070?

  Just place an order for a R5 with an i7, GTX 1070 and a diet of 460W.

  I'm not going for the largest power supply, because I'm not a fan and do not upgrade components.  If the configuration of Dell said 460 page might work, I saw that he needed to upgrade the PSU. I preferred using the extra $100 for the video card rather than the 970-1070.

  Now, reading around forums, I continue to see comments that the recommended food for a GTX 1070 is 600 Watts (by guru3d.com).

  I still have time to cancel the order because it is very recent.  Do I need to worry about this power supply?  How would I know if it is not sufficient for use?  The frame rate would be low, or the stability of the system would show signs?

  Hello

  Yes, the 460W will work well if is unique. Check the image below and let me know if you need anything else:

  

• 29W power supply will work for iPad 9.7 Pro

  My iPad Pro 9.7 inches provided with a power of 10 watts. It takes about six hours is responsible for the depletion of the layer to be 100% responsible. I would like to be able to do it faster. I noticed that the iPad Pro with a larger screen has a 29 Watt power supply available in the Apple Store. I bought this with the cable Apple to convert USB type C USB 2, which I am connected to my Flash a USB cable.  When I try on my Pro 9.7 inch iPad it charges no faster than six hours. Anyone who has tried using a larger power and they have managed to improve the loading time?

  The smaller iPad Pro does not have lightning speed USB - C compliant connector which has the bigger iPad Pro, so the special USB - C cable and 29W power supply wiil lightning does not work with the smaller iPad Pro to load more quickly.

  Return these back to Apple for a full refund.

  Sorry

• size power supply?

  
  

  It takes a standard size. To measure, then compare with other power supplies (standard size):
  

• ATX: 6x3.5x5.5 ", h. most common. Use 4 mounting screws. Some more powerful models can be more deep!
• " Mini-ATX: 5x3.5x5 ', dimensions WxHxD. Rare. Use 4 mounting screws. Can be used in a regular ATX case, but often not the other way around.
• MicroATX: 5 x 3 x 4 ", live editing HxWxD use 3. Not interchangeable with ATX or miniATX.
• Flex ATX: Even smaller than Micro ATX. Case various sizes according to specifications; often not interchangeable.

• Compaq Presario 2034NX. N power supply video card update

  I have a Compaq Presario 2034NX and want to get an upgrade of the installed video card (for a HDMI output, etc.).  I know that I have to spend my diet as well, for new power requirements.

  I am interested in (after-sales) part 3 parts, not "genuine HP/Compaq", to save costs on this box of 7 year and longer.

  (A) what version of PCI-Express is the slot on the MBoard?

  (B) what form of power factor should be purchased for?  ATX?  12V?

  (C) is there a special condition of type MOE for video work in Compaq Presario PCI-Express slot card, or will more 3rd party (after-sales) cards work?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Is the Compaq Presario PC?  If Yes, then put a standard size ATX power supply will work as well as several video cards PCI-E x 16.

  Most of NVIDIA video cards require a minimum of a 300 Watt power supply.  Most of ATI video cards require a power supply of + 400 watt mimium.

  1 HP didn't post the version of PCI-E slot, but I suspect 1.x. It should support most of the cards PCI-E 2.0 with a few exceptions.

  2. a stand size ATX power supply will fit (5.5x3.4x5.9).

  3. the video card chosen must be associated with a power supply to support its power requirements.

  How much budget do you see for the video card and the power suppy.  You have special requirements of video connection? (HDMI, DVI, VGA)  What applications are you planning to use with the new video card?

  Open your PC and a few measurement in parallel with the PCI-E x 16 slot to see how long of a video card will fit. The adjacent slot on the PCI-E x 16 slot must be vacant if a larger video card is being considered. Look at the motherboard, and ensures that the components on the motherboard will not interfere with the installation of the video card.

• power supply and graphics card

  Hello world.

  I have a p6604f with a power supply 250W hp computer and a radeon hd 4200.

  -I would like to ask some questions about the replacement of the power supply to a 380W: http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371033

  - and to replace the graphics card with an asus radeon hd 6670( http://www.amazon.ca/Radeon-128-Bit-EAH6670-DIS-1GD5/dp/B004X8EODY/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1353017736... or a radeon 6770 ( http://ncix.com/products/?sku=63847&vpn=GV-R677D5-1GD&manufacture=Gigabyte)

  (1) will be suitable food or do you have other suggestions?

  (2) power will be able to do all that (the computer and a graphics card) is functioning normally?

  (3) the graphics card will fit?

  (4) do you have any suggestions for less or if it is not appropriate, graphics cards or power supplies?

  Thanks in advance for the answer

   

  Hello

  Your choice for a power supply will fit, but he does not meet the requirements system AMD which is 400 watts.

  The ASUS AMD 6670 that you referenced to adjust, but it is always better to open your PC control and measurement.

  This Corsair CX430 meeting the recommended minimum AMD power supply wattage size and it's actually a bit cheaper because of the available discount and delivery costs.  All the amperage 12 Volt is on a rail, so you won't have to worry about 12 volt rail for balancing.

  Consult this publication document for more information.

  ' HP ' how-to ' articles should be useful.

• Power Supply update

  I have an old PC on my network, the name of the product: HP Compaq 8000 Elite CMT PC, Windows 7 64-bit, Intel 2 duo E8400.  I was in charge of feeding, currently 300 watt Moose comes with the PC.

  This day and age that a 300 watt covers just the Basic, not to mention that I also intend on upgrading the graphics card to a AMD Radeon HD 6670 from the Intel on board graphics chip.

  So my question is will a CORSAIR CX series CX600 600 Watt be good.  When I started to test an on-site price said that phones could not manage this, which seemed strange.  He tried to sell me another brand, I've never heard of high and low priced 500 watts.  He said the motherboard was a custom HP and couldn't manage a universal power supply.

  I checked the size and it will fit in the case, and to my knowledge, the motherboard has to handle 600 watts if she can be one of 500 watts.  Is there anything else I should look at?

  A CX600 Corsair will work in this PC?

  I'm not particularly intelligent or gifted. I'm just very, very curious.
  Albert Einstein

  Thanks for the comments, I looked at the Tech Specs. and the only rating on exceeding 320 watts was the note.  This got me wondering from a seller I price said almost the same thing, but he said that one of 500 watts would do the job.

  So I pulled the covers and checked the motherboard, somehow it has not added HP with a motherboard in a machine oriented professional users.  Even at the time it would have been a killer knowing how business as improving and not to buy new equipment.  I scraped my fingers a little do, but find the serial number of motherboards and the manufacturer.  After a bit of searching, I find nothing say that the motherboard could not handle a higher load.

  So I took a gamble and bought a watt Corsair CX500 (just in case the 600 watt was pushing it).  Installed without any problems, and so far all is going well, test gear shows power on the rails of the standard, so after a few tests more, I installed the graphics card.  So now, the system has a new power supply of 500 watts and a Radeon HD 6670 with 2g on the card in it and works very well.

  So much for the manual tech, I think HP more at their maximum on POWER supply adapted to the times.  The reason why I wanted to replace the power supply was so it was thought I update at the same time.  Never like throwing of older equipment which still has plenty of life in it.  It has 12G of memory, and he now has with the new power SUPPLY and a graphics card more service time.

  Thanks for your help.

• Replacement of the power supply (very not worry, that it does not or other problems)

  I had an acer M985 and a power supply Liteon-on PS-6301 - 08A 3

  I want to replace it with an XFX 550W 80 + Bronze certified ATX Power Supply will he adapt to my case? There will be wiring problems? (my diet's die my pc shuts off automatically checked by highpoint, but my warranty is over, so I want to replace it for a better)

  Hi limtenggen

  This power supply will fit your Acer very well. There will be no problem of wire at all!

• 4870/GTX 260 in a m9600t. Will it work? (Worried about power supply)

  What I did the research, the PSU is 460W with 18 amps on each of the two 12V rails, but I have no idea about the brand or the quality of the PSU. That would be enough to run one of two video cards? I am mixes answers ask around.

  The power supply will also run:

  1 TB HARD DRIVE

  8 GB RAM

  I7 920

  HD 4870 or GTX 260

  Sorry... I was wrong.  There will be at least a 6 pin on OEM POWER supply connector. It would be probably easier if you open your PC case and take a look. There is no document, accessible to the public, I can find that show how many connectors 6 pins are on the block of power SUPPLY OEM.

• Power supply replacement for Acer Aspire x 1800 desktop mini

  I need help to identify what supplies I can get to replace the rather noisy in there.

  Also, if anyone knows about the actual model and details of one that comes with (pines, watts, efficiency) that would be appreciated.

  Once I bought a replacement and it didn't fit because of the very compact housing.

  Thanks in advance.

  Well, in regards to the power, I think that a 220 watt power supply will do. Regarding the size, if you live in America, I take to Tiger Direct and let them help you. They are very friendly and intelligent. Help most basic is free. It wouldn't hurt.

  They carry several alternative energy supplies. They wear very probably one you need.

  After checking, it looks like the power you need.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/new-genuine-Acer-Aspire-X1700-X1800-X1900-X1920-X3100-X3200-power-supply-220...

  Here is the link where I got most of the info:

  http://www.CNET.com/products/Acer-Aspire-x1800-u9002-core-2-Quad-Q8300-2-5-GHz-4-GB-750-GB/specs/

  Most of the supplies are about the same size. But I can't say its size for a mini.

  But again, you could call Acer for most of the information you need.

  CoolJoe