1. Hp Compaq 8200 Elite Small Form Factor

Hello, i have a little problem here with PSU, i want to equip a videocard. It has originally a PSU that is 240W and i want to upgrade it to atleast 500W PSU, but i dont know what connectors i need, so i don't know what PSU to buy. I have a little list of PSU-s that i could buy but i think that connectors aren't same. My current psu model is D10-240P1A PC Specs: CPU Intel Core i3 2100 @ 3.10GHz RAM 4.00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 Motherboard Hewlett-Packard 1495 (SOCKET 0) --------------------------------------------------------- Thankyou for helping! There a re a couple of different variants of the 8200 SFF, one used soDIMMs etc. If your motherboard looks like this: Then you'll need an adapter to have any chance of using it. As you'll see,the CPU connector is 4pin (standard, either 4or8), but the ATX power connector (near the bottom left) is a proprietary 6pin.

Hp Compaq 8200 Elite Small Form Factor

Change the setting to enabled, hit the F10 key at that point to save the settings and again when you exit (save settings and exit). Reboot and the onboard audio will be back.

And also will the last one also fit in the computer or would you need to see the inside too. Firmware receiver tanaka t22 jurassic terbaru. In your budget the GT 710 will fit in there. It should run Skyrim with details turned down. Wow, perfect, thank you.

More about psu change compaq 8200 elite small form factor Barty1884 Nov 2, 2017, 1:41 PM There a re a couple of different variants of the 8200 SFF, one used soDIMMs etc.

This maybe a bit off topic but, is it safe to buy the computer and graphics card from Amazon. And will the computer and graphics card come with everything(.

But as you would have seen it has integrated graphics, which wouldn't be best for gaming. So as you mentioned, would the graphics card not only fit but also function with my computer? I would still recommend against buying a machine like this especially for gaming but yes a Low Profile GT 730 would work fine in it as discussed.

Is it because the GT 730 is newer? Sorry i meant swap the hard drive, but since its an SFF does it matter which HDD i choose (size)? Or can i just pick up a SATA HDD with 7200RPM? Unfortunately at the moment, one of these two are my only options But since i dont need a Gaming PC, but i want at least a decent graphic card, i think that one of these will be good I just hope it can handle the Mass effect series, i miss those games. And also that it wont damage the computer in long term just because i use a Graphic card that requires 300W but i only have 240W:P.

If i would go for a adapter. Can you recommend me PSU and that adapter, please? Or can i buy new motherboard for new PSU, but that has my i3 socket? I've never used the adapters, so cannot confirm 100% that they'll work without issue. But something like this: As for a PSU, on a price vs quality basis, you can't do much better than this SeaSonic unit: / Power Supply: ($36.98 @ Newegg) Total: $36.98 Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available Generated by PCPartPicker 2017-11-02 16:53 EDT-0400 About PSU, as i get this adapter, can i use any PSU with 24 pin then? For exaple i could get this PSU from my country cheaper, but question is that would it work.: 'ACC Goldenfield PSU, 500W, silent 120mm fan, Pasive PFC, 2xMOLEX, 2xSATA', it has 24 Pin connector.

I m picking one of these PSU-s and that adapter.

Follow beatgr's instructions to install it. If you only use the DVI or HDMI connection, you can actually unplug the ribbon cable to the VGA port, thus eliminating the need for the second VGA bracket. One other thing to note. Before you install the new video card make sure you remove the Intel HD graphics adapter from the device manager. To do that, go to the device manager, click to expand the display adapters category. Right click on the Intel HD graphics adapter and select uninstall.

Connectors: Main connector:20+4PIN;-CPU 4 pin:2. It's possible, but not recommended. A 'new' 240W unit (say, in a 2017 prebuilt from HP) might work just fine. But you're talking a system/PSU that's almost 6 years old, and I wouldn't bet on it. Wattage isn;'t everything though. A quality 300W unit would be fine.

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I'd suggest saving for a new system, opposed to investing much money into that existing setup. If i would go for a adapter. Can you recommend me PSU and that adapter, please? Or can i buy new motherboard for new PSU, but that has my i3 socket? I've never used the adapters, so cannot confirm 100% that they'll work without issue. But something like this: As for a PSU, on a price vs quality basis, you can't do much better than this SeaSonic unit: / Power Supply: ($36.98 @ Newegg) Total: $36.98 Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available Generated by PCPartPicker 2017-11-02 16:53 EDT-0400 About PSU, as i get this adapter, can i use any PSU with 24 pin then?

And I buy the graphic card (GT 730), AND let say that I play GTA V (I'm not going to, but I just want to see how much I can push it) on Medium setting. Can this somehow damage my computer even thought it's only 240W? I've seen some YouTube videos with the same CPU, GPU and ram and it runs the game pretty smooth with medium setting:O. Yes you are correct. Hard drives use minimal power, I think your main problem will be physically fitting the hard drive in the case.

Those SFF cases don't have the room for another drive. SO you would need to swap the hard drive, the power consumption is basically the same. Again, there is no physically possible way for it to damage your PC. In the end if those are your 2 pc choices you have no choice as you cannot buy a better PSU to fit in either one.

I'd suggest saving for a new system, opposed to investing much money into that existing setup. There a re a couple of different variants of the 8200 SFF, one used soDIMMs etc. If your motherboard looks like this: Then you'll need an adapter to have any chance of using it. As you'll see,the CPU connector is 4pin (standard, either 4or8), but the ATX power connector (near the bottom left) is a proprietary 6pin. And not the standard 20or24pin that you'll find on typical PSUs. Either way, you're going to have to transplant that system into a new case to free up room for a GPU.

Either way nothing is burning. Also you cannot add a better PSU to that system, There are NO aftermarket PSUs that properly fit it, so you are stuck with what you have. A basic GT 730 will do what you want with older games: The 750ti is way better, and may work. But for old games the 730 will do the job. So it won't 'explode' or melt if i'm using a graphic card that requires like 300-400 PSU watt?

Hello, i have a little problem here with PSU, i want to equip a videocard. It has originally a PSU that is 240W and i want to upgrade it to atleast 500W PSU, but i dont know what connectors i need, so i don't know what PSU to buy. I have a little list of PSU-s that i could buy but i think that connectors aren't same.

Here is the listing of supported video cards for the 8200 Elite series. Note that some of the cards are only for the MT/CMT. Hi: Yes, the HD 6450 will work just fine in the dc7900 SFF. Just make sure you get a low profile video card that includes the low profile mounting brackets in the box.

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And not the standard 20or24pin that you'll find on typical PSUs. Either way, you're going to have to transplant that system into a new case to free up room for a GPU. I'd suggest saving for a new system, opposed to investing much money into that existing setup. There a re a couple of different variants of the 8200 SFF, one used soDIMMs etc. If your motherboard looks like this: Then you'll need an adapter to have any chance of using it. As you'll see,the CPU connector is 4pin (standard, either 4or8), but the ATX power connector (near the bottom left) is a proprietary 6pin.

However after i've done some reading they both have 240W PSU, but they thing that is different between these two is these specs: HP Compaq Elite 8300 SFF - CPU: Intel Core i5 3570 3.2 Ghz - Ram: 4GB 2X2GB - HDD: 250GB - PSU: 240W HP Compaq Elite 8200 SFF - CPU: Intel Core i5 2400 3,1 Ghz - Ram: 4GB 1x4GB - HDD: 1TB - PSU:240W Now as you can see the RAM is the same but the 8200 is only using 1 slot for the RAM mean while the 8300 uses 2 slots. And the difference is also the CPU and the HDD. But the PSU is the same. Which graphic card can i buy? And yes i do know that almost all graphic card requires that the PSU should be at least 300W, but i can't afford to buy another thing for the computer at the moment (besides the graphic card) If you please know a cheap graphic card, please help me. Naruto vs pain full movie sub indo.

I've no idea which one memory module will fit my computer. Will all 'PCMHz' fit that computer. Also I'm asking again just in case, since I'm going to add the new graphic card, and new RAM memory, will those RAM work even though i only have 240W? EDIT: or will these work?

It will come with everything you need to fit it. THis video may help you Correct me if I am wrong, but you appear not to have provided a link for this last one, and when you said 'It will come with everything you need to fit it.' Does that mean the first one will not come with what I need to fit it in?