can i use this in my HP Compaq dc5800 sff case?
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From the looks of your case...it uses a special power supply. http://www.ctsestore.com/sites/default/files/styles/pic_wm/public/HP_COMPAQ_SFF_DC5800_02.jpg Try to find it on ebay.
1818791
I imagine if it is SFX compatible you can. Double check the dimensions of your PSU bay in your case against the specifications of this PSU.
380452
Yes. I used it in a dl585 but it is the same style that will fit into the g5-g7 HP servers.
2020849
I've only used it with an HP & a Dell... I'd try contacting the seller for that info
2088392
Yes, just be sure to Get the right conectores, take a look...http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportDocument/c03534739/c03710437.jpg
1346872
According to HP's site, "uses unbuffered DDR2 PC2-5300 (667-MHz) and PC2-6400 (800-MHz) DIMMs". You may want to call HP Support and ask for a supported parts list, in case certain brands are not compatible.
1496929
Work, yes. Fit properly, maybe. Hp has a habit of making cases that don't work well with aftermarket cards. BTW, the integrated chip will have to be disabled when the new card is installed.
399989
No that's is not what you want. HP-specific SFP+ parts are needed for that adapter. We have them in stock. Please call us 650 996 7270
144187
I do not have this case, I had to return it due to the SSHD not working. However, I was able to install my Corsair H100i in the standard setup - could not use it when reversing the MB tray to the left side of the case. I hope this helps, and that you have better luck with your case than I did.
437088
No. My computer case had exactly the same setup. I connected the one 3.0 connection to this cable and connected the cable to a USB 2.0 header on the motherboard. Both front USB ports work fine.
1181001
it depends on the case, it fits in most. all of your components are compatible
1194265
You might be able to depending on your motherboards clearance, the H90 has a 120x120x52 clearance while the case specs say it only supports a 120x120x25 clearance. So most likely no but you could try. I would say it is not worth the risk though and you would be better off with another case such as the haf 912, this case is very cheaply made and flimsy.
100232
You best bet is to call the distributor to confirm. I just did this for an hp laptop that I had.
1693708
If your HP Pavillion desktop computer, you can do what I did for my wifes HP Multimedia computer and gut the case of its motherboard, and replace it with a micro FM-1 motherboard and the AMD A8-3870 FM-1 APU. Gigabit or MSI micro motherboards will fit if it is a desktop, as long as it is a FM-1. You probably will need an additional fan to keep it cool. Install new motherboard drivers and you probably won't have to reinstall software. But HP branded software won't run anymore. Wife is very happy with the performance. A cheap way to upgrade.
507841
Yes. See the manual here http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02244589.pdf
219478
No, You can not. This Case is meant for Mico ATX/Mini ITX. Not sure if they have a ATX version.
356378
It looks to me like it might be touch and go, as previously mentioned one limitation could be space for the card - although the HD7850 is a fairly small, it might be best to pop the side off your case and check out the room available. The other sticking point would be your Power Supply (PSU), the HP web page I am looking at says it came with a meager 250watt PSU - VisionTek's webpage recommends a 450watt PSU for this card.
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Yes. The case will fit most power supplies 150mm wide/long or under. I have a Silverstone Strider 750watt and its 150mm x 150mm. The corsair is a little smaller.