could it turn hp power supply to dell power supply?
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No it can not, HP and Dell use difference size plug so that each ones power supply will not work on each other product. Only after market power supply are use to power difference products with differ size plug.
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Sorry to answer a question with another question: Are the HP & Dell power supply voltage & current specs the same? and will the HP power supply male connector fit the Dell female connector? My problem was the male connector didn't fit.
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Unknown. Suggest you check your power supply specifications for each type computer. Check with Best Buy Geeks.
2166759
I don't know that is not the model I bought mine for. However, I guarantee if you "Google" the HP model # with Power Supply you will find many sites willing to sell you a replacement. If you find this one, and don't find it cheaper, then come back here.
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Most likely yes. If the laptop uses a PA-10 (90W) or PA-12 (65W) power supply, it definitely will. Most of the Dell laptops I've seen lately use one of those.
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my Dell PowerEdge 840 Servers Power Supply is 420W non-redundant, auto sensing. couldn't tell you if 300w will do. sorry
1806093
Yes you can. This is a PCI card slot, and last I checked, most Dell pcs (mine included) have PCI slots for cards like this.
2214761
Different board connection configurations. Some revisions are made for dell vs. Hp. Also the power ribbons for the drives have different boots on them and have different lengths to accommodate manufacturer specific configurations. Just call these guys and give them your service tag number and they will find a compatible power supply.
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no, But you could get a converter to convert the current to what is required for your computer. I strongly suggest that you get in touch with dell and they will advise you in what you can use.
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Hi! It is a standard PCI-USB2 adapter, so I am almost sure, it would work. I was especially interested in an adapter that works with HP DL server(s) and this one does it perfectly. G
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I use this product in my Dell 2950 II servers running Dual-Zeon processors. The memory is ECC fully buffered which is what Dell requires so I am not sure that it would be compliant with HP specs. You would need to verify the memory specs for the HP server. I am sure the guys at Kumputerbay would be more than happy to verify it for you. Good Luck!
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From what I understand, Dell almost always uses proprietary, non-standard power supplies in its computers. You may be stuck having to buy one directly from Dell.
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The key to compatible is twofold. First will the adapter provide enough power (usually stated as watts e.g. 80 watts or 90 watts. The second part is the power plug into the PC. Generally Dell has standardized on a common size for its power connectors so that power adapters are somewhat interchangeable as long as the adapter provides the minimum wattage necessary for the PC. If it provides more, that's OK too. A 90 watt unit ought to be sufficient for the current Dell models.
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Phillip. These power supplies were purchased for non Dell machines. We selected components from scratch and assembled the computer ourselves. Consequently, I cannot say whether or not it is compatible. I would suggest looking up the specs on the model currently in your PC and compare them to the specs of this power supply. That is how I would approach it. Sorrry I could not be of more assistance. It is all in the details...
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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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I got this for my HP am not sure whether it would work for a Dell. It would for some but I only have 4 older Dells here.
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The computer I put the power supply in was an hp pavilion. The only difference is the addition of an on/off switch in the back of the power supply. The connects for data, power supply and hp's front on/off are all there.
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Yes you can as long as you don't have a CPU with a very high TDP like one of the AMD 220w monsters, (I used it very successfully with a 280w Dell PSU).
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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.