HP Compaq 8200 Elite Microtower Power Supply

Hi, can help me to recomended some Power Supply product to replace mine on my pc HP Compaq 8200 Elite Microtower.. I'm having trouble finding the appropriate product to buy.. i've confused with 6pin Aux. In this PSU just have contained 3 cable connector. 1 x 4 Pin CPU 1 x 6 Pin PCI-e 1 x 6 Pin Aux I'm in Indonesia, is HP Indonesia office supply spare parts to buy? Please help me.. Thanks..

Hello joaquinn07,
I understand that you are looking to replace your power supply and are seeking advise. I am sorry, but to get your issue more exposure, I would suggest posting it in the commercial forums, since this is a commercial product. You can do this at Business PCs - Compaq, Elite, Pro.
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Quetion 1:
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We currently have a Compaq CQ56-115DX in our shop that we are diagnosing. Currently the computer turns on and sits at a black screen while the caps lock light blinks repeatedly. Upon further research we have found that it may have an issue with the bios. We are unable to get anywhere past that black screen so we cannot update the bios. We have tried pulling the CMOS battery and letting it sit for a bit in hopes that it might reset the bios. Unfortunately that didn't work. We believe the motherboard is bad. Looking at the support page for more resources I saw that there was a recall on the power supply for this machine. I went through the confirmation pages and the adapter is one of the affected models. Is there a possibility that the power supply could have caused the motherboard issue?
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Paul,
You have one of the models.
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You will not be able to upgrade that PSU, model # 508154-001. It is not possible with those connectors. The most absurd item was that the hardware (drives) actually are powered off the motherboard. (Just like you said).
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Hi,
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My current power supply (Bestec Model ATX01...) specs are:
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2) Are the recommended items good: Again, I don't know anything about this stuff and am going purely off recommendations. Are these the items that I do need?
3) Another thing bugging me about the video card: Not exactly on topic, but I have the GeForce card in there right now and it's huge. I also have a sound card, but the way the PCI slots are setup, I have to put the sound card directly over the GeForce card (and the Geforce card has a fan on top of it blowing up). This has the heat blowing directly to the sound card. I don't know if this is what I want to do? I read somewhere that I want the video card closest to the heatsink? Could I reverse the order and have the sound card below the video card and still get away with it? It's a nice sound card and it's being wasted right now (not even in the computer).
Alright, thanks guys. I know I wrote a **bleep** essay here, but I wanted to be detailed as possible. Thanks again for those that stuck through the whole thing lol...

Hi,
I suggest that you do some measuring from the top of the processor to bottom of the removable side panel. You need this measurement to determine if your chosen heat sink cooling will fit.
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Additional cooling ideas: PCI slot cooling fan and vented PCI slot covers.
Your particular PC probably has a single width graphics just link my e9280t (same cabinet and mobo).
BTW--the truckee mobo is not spec'd for 8 GB dimms.
You have made lots of changes already to your PC so saying that you know very little appears to be underestimating your own ablities.
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Hi,
It IS the power supply. As in my first reply, it uses a similar PSU with a laptop.
Regards.
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The P/S requirements are overstated.
The card draws a max of 29 Watts and is a favorite to install in the HP business desktops with the 240 W P/S.
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