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lil2rich4u2 12-26-2004 02:44 AM

anyone here good with PC hardware?
 
i have a problem with my HP 750N

I have narrowed it down to the power supply fan.

Making an awful noise! I have cleaned and cleaned, but it is still there. im assuming it will soon burn out and i will have to replace.

Now, do i replace only the fan? or the entire power supply?

also, where do i get parts from? I went to HP and didnt find much help, i looked only quickly though ...

and what is involved? Do i need to pop/replace rivets? solder? or just screws?

thanks.

Turboface 12-26-2004 02:47 AM

Hi Rich.

lil2rich4u2 12-26-2004 02:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Turboface
Hi Rich.


hello Pat lol

lil2rich4u2 12-26-2004 02:52 AM

gonna need a reply quick before i burn out ... lol

Turboface 12-26-2004 02:52 AM

What's new with you? You haven't been posting as much as you used to, at all.

nige 12-26-2004 02:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lil2rich4u2
Now, do i replace only the fan? or the entire power supply?

Repalce the entire power supply.

lil2rich4u2 12-26-2004 03:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nige
Repalce the entire power supply.

is it something i can just order? do i need to yank this out and take it to store?

if you know a good online store where i can match my model, please post link.
thanks!

blazin 12-26-2004 03:37 AM

Not worth taking the powersupply apart - just replace it.

woj 12-26-2004 04:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nige
Repalce the entire power supply.

:thumbsup ....

CamChicks 12-26-2004 07:21 AM

Replace the whole PSU; don't risk it taking other components with it when it fails. Ideally you want a good brand, like Antec. Quality matters more than total listed wattage. Installing a PSU is very easy, just a few screws attach it to the case. But you should first make sure a standard PSU will fit that Dell case. Unfortunately these mass-manufacturers will sometimes use non-conforming proprietary components to discourage you from doing any repairs or upgrades yourself.

wyldblyss 12-26-2004 07:25 AM

Call around to a few of the tiny computer repair shops. They usually have a ton of things hanging around including things from Dell. They might be able to hook you up quick.

SinisterStudios 12-26-2004 07:29 AM

There is nothing you can do about the fan, this is a common occurance in pc's. Just get a new power supply.

AkiraSS 12-26-2004 07:34 AM

Get a quality power supply. 400W or above. The quality ones go for $50+.

Choose from Antec, Enermax, Thermaltake and few other quality brands

Good place to shop is www.newegg.com - a choice for lots of hardware enthusiasts.

- B

FrankWhite 12-26-2004 07:41 AM

you can fix any fan that is broken, just drop some lubricant on it and it will be fine, fans dont go bad, they just get dry and it gets hard for them to spin. ANY FAN can be fixed.

1215 12-26-2004 08:54 AM

also, dont buy an hp, compaq, emachine...etc

Sosa 12-26-2004 08:58 AM

hp power supplies fucking suck ass. We replace so many of them at the the repair shop. First off, see if it is a standard power supply because HP likes to use small ass ones in their small ass cases. If it is a standard power srupply you can pick those up at pretty much any computer related store. But more likely it is a smaller pos one and you will have to hope the computer store keeps those in stock or you can also search for the hp-parts website, I don't remember the exact url for it but I'm sure if you google it, it will come up. Some of them are damn pricey though. good luck

jimmyf 12-26-2004 09:16 AM

I take the power supply apart and replace just the fan, but I had a bunch on old power supply's and before i tossed them I took the fans out.

Magg 12-26-2004 09:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AkiraSS
Get a quality power supply. 400W or above. The quality ones go for $50+.

Choose from Antec, Enermax, Thermaltake and few other quality brands

Good place to shop is www.newegg.com - a choice for lots of hardware enthusiasts.

- B


why would he need 400W or more power supply? hes running a single CPU and nothing that even needs more than 250 probably.

comeplay 12-26-2004 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Magg
why would he need 400W or more power supply? hes running a single CPU and nothing that even needs more than 250 probably.


so that when that piece of shit hp finally shits the bed (and it will) he can take that nice antec 420 watt powersupply and use it in a new computer he will build himself after learning what piece of shit mass produced computers are in this day and age.


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