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Re: New card

Postby [SCUM] FeRoL » 30 Oct 2008, 17:30

Unless my freind at HP can get me a meatier PSU I'm gonna send the sodding thing back and wait a little longer with what I've got.
Then build me a proper kick ass machine...... as long as the woman does'nt find out :D
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Re: New card

Postby [SCUM] McPhil » 30 Oct 2008, 17:48

[SCUM] FeRoL wrote:Unless my freind at HP can get me a meatier PSU I'm gonna send the sodding thing back and wait a little longer with what I've got.
Then build me a proper kick ass machine...... as long as the woman does'nt find out :D


does your Proliant (i thought you told me proliant at one point...) have an oddly shaped PSU?

What's you HP's make and model?
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Re: New card

Postby [SCUM] FeRoL » 30 Oct 2008, 19:06

I think it just has a slimline PSU the model is xw6000 workstation duel 2.8 xeon cpu. thing is I don't wanna end up spending a heap of cash on this machine if poss, as it's already a few years old.
Any suggestions welcome :eh?:
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Re: New card

Postby [SCUM] McPhil » 02 Nov 2008, 17:20

[SCUM] FeRoL wrote:I think it just has a slimline PSU the model is xw6000 workstation duel 2.8 xeon cpu. thing is I don't wanna end up spending a heap of cash on this machine if poss, as it's already a few years old.
Any suggestions welcome :eh?:


Do you have access to an old ATX case? If so, just rebuild the fecker in the ATX case and bang you can use a new ATX power supply.

Question: How are you fitting the video card in your slimline??? :?:
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Re: New card

Postby [SCUM] FeRoL » 06 Nov 2008, 15:05

McPhill the case isn't slimline as such just slimmer than a standard ATX (HP proprietary)

Anyone have anything to say about these PSU's

http://www.hipergroup.com/products.php? ... e=7&pid=19

Just looking incase my mate can't get me one.
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Re: New card

Postby [SCUM] McPhil » 06 Nov 2008, 23:53

Hiper makes a good line of PSUs

http://www.hipergroup.com/products.php?lv=1&cate=1

I know nothing about the warranty if it blows. If you can fit a standard ATX power supply that should sort your problems 100%; however an 880Watt PSU might be over kill for an AGP system. if you map your wattage needs of all current components excluding external USB peripherals, I think you'll see what PSU wattage you'd need.
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Re: New card

Postby [SCUM] FeRoL » 06 Nov 2008, 23:55

Was thinking that if I'm buying a PSU may as well get one I can use in my next PC ;)
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Re: New card

Postby [SCUM] McPhil » 06 Nov 2008, 23:59

[SCUM] FeRoL wrote:Was thinking that if I'm buying a PSU may as well get one I can use in my next PC ;)


Thought - How many pin connector on your motherboard? I'm guessing your motherboard will have a legacy 20-pin female connector for the PSU and the new PSU will only have a 24-pin male connector. You'll either need a 20 to 24 pin adapter or you'll need to make sure the PSU has a "4-pin break-away" section to fit your legacy board.
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Re: New card

Postby [SCUM] FeRoL » 07 Nov 2008, 00:04

24 pin ;)

Already checked
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Re: New card

Postby [SCUM] McPhil » 07 Nov 2008, 02:58

[SCUM] FeRoL wrote:24 pin ;)

Already checked


Well there you go! :)
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