As above. They don't have proprietary pinout or anything like the old Dell's, do they? The machine is an NF3-based Sempron, and it had onboard ATI graphics and a 250W supply. It won't power a 6800GS I put in, so I'll give her my old PSU if it will work.
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HP use standard PSU's?
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Damn. I didn't think to check if it was mATX or ATX-sized. Eh, I can pick her up an Antec or some other decent-but-cheap setup if what I have won't fit. There's CC, BB, Staples, and a little boutique all within 2 miles of her house.
Question, the NVidia driver has placed up the warning about reducing speed since I left the GS in there with the PCI-e power unhooked. Will it run indefinitely this way? The most stress it will get is IE7 or Super Text Twist
I did that, it wouldn't boot at all
But, all I did was unhook that power line and thought, "what the hell". It is currently working, but I don't want to be running over there every day because of some goofiness. I have an old Antec 380 from a Sonata that should work quite well.