I put it in an HP pavilion a367c,original HP 5187-1098 (Bestec ATX-250-12Z) power supply. The screen said CPU overvoltage shut down immediately. help!
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I ordered the part, I had someone else install it. And it has been working well. The person is an IT. Sorry I was not able to be of more assistance :-(
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Verify the old and new power supplies are actually the same voltage rating. If the are check the output voltages on the new supply to see if they are in spec. If that looks ok you need to take it to a shop with means to test both the power supply and the computer to make sure there is no problem with it's v detect circuit.
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I'm not sure on that, but a phone call or e-mail to Crucial's Support dept I'm sure would clear that up. They were quite helpful when I contacted them about a quirky issue I had installing my kit on my hp laptop. It caused my 'puter to overheat upon initial installation, but turned out to be an issue with the heatsink instead. Once I opened up my system and cleaned the heatsink my 'puter has run like never before. I can now run game programs that I was deleting because they would freeze up. I've used other brands of memory in the past and I'd have to say Crucial is the best if only for their customer service. Good American company.
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I'm not quite sure how you would go about doing that but I would say check your CPU and GPU temperatures while under stress first and make sure nothing's overheating. As far as PSU failures go you should rule out everything else first. A defect in the PSU is always possible but unless it's really old I would say chances are very slim.
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The power supply went bad on mine within minutes of opening the box. I replaced it and it has been working fine since
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I know it is what was recommended for a HP upgrade. Yes to the 204 pin config the voltage I am not sure of but would assume it is. I have had no problems with the laptop I upgraded.
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I placed the information you gave me in a power supply calculator. I didn't have all the info on your pc so I guessed at some things, such as 2 dvd drive instead of 1, and 2 hard drives instead of 1. The answer I got was a recommended 345 watt power supply. In that case, this power supply here will work great! But I encourage you to do your own power calculations because you have more info about your pc than I do. This is the online calculator I used--&gt; http://www.thermaltake.outervision.com/ the CPU Socket for your pc is--&gt; Socket LGA 1155. Hope I have been able to help you.
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I have agree with the others here, as long as you have a PCIExpress slot(preferably 1) it should power it. My only question is what kind of computer are you putting it in. If it's a Dell, Hp or Gateway it won't work cause these manufacturers require specific components that are adapted for their systems.
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From the following website, http://www.cputopia.com/hp-480w-hp-pavilion-a1330n.html, it says that this power supply is a replacement for the original. When you get it match the connections up and change them one-by-one. You may not use all of the connections. I hope this helps.
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Check to see if the power cable is also in the same place also check ebay and try typing in the model number in the back of the screen itself dont go by the model of computer. After you take off the screen behind it has the model number
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I google this hp but it seems it takes a different power but here is a link from ebayhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-HP-Pavilion-Slimline-5188-7521-s3200t-s3300t-220W-Replace-Power-Supply-/281097636761?pt=PCA_UPS&hash;=item4172b98b99
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I agree with Jamieb, However Once the motherboard completes its post the device will continue to monitor the board. But it may not report the problem until you reboot. On a side note being a laptop if a virus has been ruled out I would insure that the fan is operating. And if it is older than 3 years old the thermal paste on the cpu may be getting weak and your cpu may be over heating.I paid $60.00 usd to have fan replaced and new thermal paste applied to a HP G series unit which had the same symptoms. The board did not report the problem. Hope that helps. Good Luck a competent honest technician will do wonders. I agree with Jamieb, However Once the motherboard completes its post the device will continue to monitor the board. But it may not report the problem until you reboot. On a side note being a laptop if a virus has been ruled out I would insure that the fan is operating. And if it is older than 3 years old the thermal paste on the cpu may be getting weak and your cpu may be over heating.I paid $60.00 usd to have fan replaced and new thermal paste applied to a HP G series unit which had the same symptoms. The board did not report the problem. Hope that helps. Good Luck a competent honest... » Read More I agree with Jamieb, However Once the motherboard completes its post the device will continue to monitor the board. But it may not report the problem until you reboot. On a side note being a laptop if a virus has been ruled out I would insure that the fan is operating. And if it is older than 3 years old the thermal paste on the cpu may be getting weak and your cpu may be over heating.I paid $60.00 usd to have fan replaced and new thermal paste applied to a HP G series unit which had the same symptoms. The board did not report the problem. Hope that helps. Good Luck a competent honest technician will do wonders. « Show Less
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It depends on other factors: Is this part of an upgrade or just a replacement item? The size of the power supply housing is important; it should be the same equivalent size as the original equipment being replaced. If these considerations have been checked; yes it should work just fine.
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I gave it to my computer guy. But I remember him saying I needed a new power supply to run it. Sorry I wasn't more help.
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Im using it in a HP small form factor with a 300 watt poser supply and it works great no problems ever. Hope that helps Mine is also SFF. Older Duo Core.
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I have no idea but measure whatever setting you chose - with good voltmeter and preferably under load. This power supply puts out twice the voltage the setting indicates. Please use with caution.John
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we never got it running= the power supply kept beeping... I thought we had an issue with the onboard graphics and trying to disable it. we bought a new 550 watt cooler master power supply- the card has its own power connector (in addition to anything it may draw from the bus), most all current supplies will have the proper cord included. So all in all, this HP would not work with the card and a new supply yet it still did not work. This was an HP and they have proprietary BIOS.... We could not really defeat it. We gave up doing this with the HP, bought an ASUS motherboard and an unlocked AMD 8 core CPU, built a rig with spare parts and the coolermaster power supply, and it all rocked just fine. we never got it running= the power supply kept beeping... I thought we had an issue with the onboard graphics and trying to disable it. we bought a new 550 watt cooler master power supply- the card has its own power connector (in addition to anything it may draw from the bus), most all current supplies will have the proper cord included. So all in all, this HP would not work with the card and a new supply yet it still did not work. This was an HP and they have proprietary BIOS.... We could not really defeat it. We gave up doing this with the HP, bought an ASUS... » Read More we never got it running= the power supply kept beeping... I thought we had an issue with the onboard graphics and trying to disable it. we bought a new 550 watt cooler master power supply- the card has its own power connector (in addition to anything it may draw from the bus), most all current supplies will have the proper cord included. So all in all, this HP would not work with the card and a new supply yet it still did not work. This was an HP and they have proprietary BIOS.... We could not really defeat it. We gave up doing this with the HP, bought an ASUS motherboard and an unlocked AMD 8 core CPU, built a rig with spare parts and the coolermaster power supply, and it all rocked just fine. « Show Less
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Make sure the MHz matches. If so it should be good to go. Otherwise call a local computer repair shop and ask