I have a HP Compaq dc7100 SFF with a "A4125 motherboard and a pci express x16 slot. It has a 250W power supply. Will this work in it?
1010311
According to this link http://h20566.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/kb/docDisplay/?sp4ts.oid=410112&spf;_p.tpst=kbDocDisplay&spf;_p.prp_kbDocDisplay=wsrp-navigationalState%3DdocId%253Demr_na-c00229814-7%257CdocLocale%253D%257CcalledBy%253D&javax.portle;t.begCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&jav;ax.portlet.endCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetokenThe DC7100 has low profile PCIe slot, so this would work. 250W poer supply should be fine and it does not hurt to try it. Mine is 300W and it has been working fine for about a year now.
1010312
Check and see if it has the riser card.If it does,you can't use the PCIe .You could remove the riser card.You can't have both.I put 1 into a dc7600 without a problem.But where this has DDR3 and the computer has just DDR,you could have timing problems.If I was you,This would be overkill as it won't be able to run flat out due to the system FSB.I'd back down a notch .But it's up to you
1939532
There is no reason it shouldn't. This will fit into any PCI express slot, but also make sure your case can support the card size and that your PSU has 6 + 8 Pin connectors for the power.
1815124
Yes it will. Just make sure your power supply has the appropriate pci power connector.
535265
It should work with that mother board."The x4 PCI Express interface is compatible with x4, x8, and x16 PCI Express slots"It should work fine in one of the PCIe x16 slotsIf your OS dosnt recognize it on its own, look for drivers here "http://h20566.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/public/psi/swdHome/?cc=us&cc;=us&l;ang=en〈=en&sp4ts.oid;=3367980&ac.admit;ted=1407859672125.876444892.199480143&quo;t;
1355246
I am not familiar with that model computer but a quick search indicates that its power supply is rated only at 250W. Though the HD7750-1GD5-V2 has relatively light power drain, I would advise a Power Supply upgrade first. BTW, my computer is a homebuilt AMD Athlon x4, 8GB RAM with a 400W supply. The card worked great right out of the box. Tweaking the BIOS to recognize the card is all I needed to do.
915426
Look at this link on ebay it lists s3320f and the PSU sold by amazon list one model. see linkhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/220w-Replace-Power-Supply-HP-Pavilion-Slimline-s3320f-s3323w-s3330f-s3400f-s3507-/221488949083P.S. You might to adapt this PSU since it has extra cables. I managed to do that and the PC works.I hope this helps
575996
I believe it should as the card fits into a PCI Express 2.0 x16 slot which your motherboard has, unless of course you have something plugged into that slot already. Your board only has one slot that will fit the card. Also make sure your power supply is rated at least 300 watts. Best of luck.
2228080
It does not say anywhere on the box what it recommends for power supply. I am running it on a 250 watt power supply and it works great. I dont have any extra stuff drawing power on the computer. And no on needing the extra wire. It just draws its power from the PCIe X16 slot, so you will need one of those. (make sure its an X16 slot and not just a reg PCI slot.
2110822
Yes it should work but with a 250watt powersupply, which your computer is running, could not be quite enough to operate that..you may also want to invest in some ram. Your PC comes stock with 512mb of ram. It would be beneficial to up it to at least 4mb. But to answer your question, yes it will work with the proper software installed from nvidia's website
1331134
Yes it will work. I was running mine on a 500W psu. You won't get the PCI-e 2.0 speed from the card with a PCI-e slot, but it will still work.
363189
This power supply will work. I suggest getting a different power supply like Corsiar, Evga, or rosewill. Try and find one that is 80+ certified. I don't recommend this power supply.
1034127
Tim, from what I have read, the s3507c comes with a 160W power supply. So upgrading to 250W should not be a problem. Another option is to use a power supply recommended for that model machine ... such as: - http://www.replacepowersupply.com/rpsu-200-hp-s3507c.html (200W) - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA3SD1DK9956 (220W) Before ordering the 250W, look at all the connectors on your current PSU and review the specifications for the 250W PSU to ensure you will have sufficient connectors for all components.
1728704
Yes. It should be fine. You have a PCI express X 16 slot and unless you've beaten the crap out of the computer or you already have a bunch of attachments your PSU should still have enough juice to power it?
63114
In all honesty a 250w power supply means a lack of power and I would question if you had the right hardware to support this card in the first place. Get a larger power supply they are cheap
616056
Should work with good power supply, but I newer try. Ask to Gigabyte support team.
2256843
Sorry Ding. I don't know but it does not list your computer in the criteria, I did some internet surfing and found one that does.. its a 550 watt http://www.cputopia.com/psu-replacement-hp-pavilion-a1430n.html?utm_source=googlepepla&utm_medium=adwords&id=20206522684&utm_content=pla&gclid=CNTz2u3YwLcCFc9xQgodxSMAEg
1843093
Yes, it has a full sized PCI Express x16 slot (as well as a fullsized PCIE x4 slot and a small PCIE x1 slot) The power supply does not have a PCIE power connector tho, so the best card you can likely do is probably an NVIDIA 750 TI. You could get some SATA to PCIE power adapters but you would be greatly over saturating the power supply with a power hungry video card. It could be unstable or even die.