is this ok for a hp pavilion ? A6 p7 I only have a 4 pin conn on my mother board. BXP has a 6 ,8 pin the 6 pin fits one way
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The 8-pin connector slides apart into two 4-pin connectors, only one of which fits in the 4-pin connector on the board. I simply tied the other half up out of the way. Works fine.
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The 8 pin seperates into two 4 pin connectors. I know it does not look like it, but it does. Play with it for a couple minutes, you see it.
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Hi Marc, The HP Pavilion P6724Y only supports up to 4GB of memory using two 2GB memory modules. As such, this 4GB memory module is not compatible with that system. We no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with it, although you may be able to find the compatible discontinued part number KTH9600B/2G from some online resellers. Thank you for considering Kingston ValueRAM, -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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We used this to replace the original power supply on our HP Pavilion P6110Y and it worked perfectly. The one that failed was not a 400 watt, it was a 250W. The 400W is completely compatible with our machine and works great. It's actually better with the 400W PS, in my opinion.
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If it has a slot for it... I have an HP pavilion dv6 and it does not have a card slot.
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I don't believe it will. Its a different form factor. ( ie. Atx, Ftx, ) I don't see the one you need on Amazon. You may have to get it from Hp.
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4 pin works fine in an 8 pin slot, just leave half of it free it will run just fine.
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I put my quad core microprocessor into a Pavilion G7 AMDA6 Vision motherboard to make it an A-10 video core and it works fine. If you are not sure, go to www.hp.comand they will give you advise if it fits yours as an upgrade as they did for me. I received a response the same afternoon or evening. SAN
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I can't be certain that it is but it is very uncommon (given that your HP has a PCI-E slot) that this sort of expansion card would be a problem. Just be sure you have an empty PCI-E X8 slot on your motherboard.
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I am using a corsair 650TX ps and have not had a problem. It recommends 500+. And you don't need two 8pins, just the two 6 pins. They supply the 8pin adapters, which work perfectly!!
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It is a notebook supporting DDR3 so-dimm ram so yes it should...however, I do not know if it's PnP compatible meaning that you literally just switch out the ram...reboot and your done (if its not no big deal you can adjust its setting within the bios, but usually laptops(gaming especially) putout in the last 4-5years have PnP built in). Got to crucial.com Scan your hard wareGo to the memory tabThen look at the matching compatible memories, I have an Alienware M14xSo any DDR3 So-dimm that's 1066,1333, 1600MHz I can take being dual or single.
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98 out of 100% I would say . Probably because it has the same socket fs1r2 and I'm sure the bios supports it . If it supports the A8 4500 it usually does the A10 4600 . But there is always that 2% chance that it just won't . It happens , but 98 % sure it will .
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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&ut;m_content=pla&gclid;=CNTz2u3YwLcCFc9xQgodxSMAEg
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I would be cautious. According to specs for your PC on HP's web site, the HP Pavilion p6733w Desktop has a 250W power supply. According to the specs on the ASUS box, a 400W power supply is recommended by ASUS. My machine has a 350W power supply and I was a bit concerned about that; however, after researching my fears were put to rest and I have had no issues. From 250W to 400W is a pretty big delta and that would definitely be my concern if had your machine.
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I guess HP Pavilion a6000 is micro-ATX. This motherboard is ATX, so it won't fit.
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you have to have an 8 pin connection.If your power supply have a 4 pin only you can by a adapter,4 pin to 8 pin
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I have a Pavilion dv6 1355dx and it worked great I only needed the right side. I did not have to take the whole thing apart either.
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It does come a 6-pin power connector as this is an overclocked edition and will overclock further. It depends on the quality of the 400 watt PSU. If it's rated in continuous watts, 80 plus certified, and has a single 12v rail with a respectable amp rating like 28A+, it will run this no sweat. If that's a crummy brand PSU rated at 400 PEAK watts, multiple low amp 12v rails, not even rated for efficiency, there is still a chance that it will be okay since this is a really efficient chipset. However, it will be a little risky and not one I would personally take, I would first save for a quality PSU if I was the type who had to save for such a thing. In fact especially if I was poorer I would, I would hate to fry all my expensive components I couldn't really afford because I skimped on power...