Is this V2 of the power supply? i.e. SS-660XP2?
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Nope: On the PS it says SS-660XP. ON the front of the box it has a sticker which says "2013 compliant"
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Yes, this IS the SS-660XP2. I know this because Seasonic's previous generation of 80+Platinum power supplies weren't available in capacities below 860W. Please read: http://www.silentpcreview.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t;=65857
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I didn't see any model numbers on the PS itself but I'm guessing it's on the bottom and I'm not yanking it out of my system. The box has two stickers a white one that just says "Item No PS-SS660XP, Mfg Part No SS-660XP" and a black sticker that lists a ton of info including "Model SS-660XP^2 Active PFC F3 (Platinum-660)". So. . . .maybe. :)
575865
Check this item out on Amazon if your looking for he right power supply. Model :PS2K
1538085
Slight correction to previous email. The nameplate on the power supply actually shows 100 - 240 volt AC input.
1055010
SC is factory over clocked a little bit, my x51 only has a 180 watt power supply so I'm sure it's still only using 60w and heat and noise really aren't a problem with this card.
1215558
Depends on the PSU brand. Dont buy cheap. I have a Rosewill Xtreme Series 750W 80 PLUS Certified Power Supply RX750-S-B that cant push it. Just got my card in a couple days ago and have a new PSU being overnighted to me. Seasonic X-850(SS-850KM Active PFC F3) 850W 80 Plus Gold ATX12V/EPS12V Power Supply. My setupMB-Striker II FormulaCPU-Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600GPU-EVGA GeForce GTX 660 SIGNATURE2 2GRAM-4X2G G.Skill PI Black SeriesHDD-WD Red 1 TB NASEHDD-WD My Passport 1TBSC-Supreme FX IIPSU-Rosewill Xtreme 750w
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660W according to the manufacturer's site: http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ProductDetail.jsp?partnumber=9726-C&section=40425&minisite=10251
1152373
This is not V2. the V2 version has a part number " FI9821W V2 HD ". Hope this helps you
608598
The previous answer is massively incorrect. That power supply has the wrong polarity and will damage your vp130. Do not order that product.
942767
This power supply unit is for the servers listed in the description and is not meant to be compatible with anything other then what is listed.If your system is not listed then it won't work plain and simple.
2064694
In a word, no - you need the 170W version. With it you get a "spare" 170W power supply, and that difference accounts for the higher price. I have a W520.
1133121
Well, according to Tom's Hardware user forum, yes it is: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/382646-33-pcie-backward-compatible. For the second question, I would suggest you go to the EVGA website and look up the specifics... I put a Corsair 650w in my computer a long time ago, and haven't worried about it too much - thought with all the HD's I've put in recently, I may want to switch to an 850w. Antec and Sesonic make good power supplies also.
67575
You need to look at your old power supply block, if it's the original power supply there will be a part number on the bottom. It is printed in a very small font so you may need a magnifying glass to read it. Then simply search Amazon for that part number. Hope this helped.
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My adapter says the following: Model SMPS5V2A-XMinput: 100-120 V ~ 0.4A 50-60 Hzoutput: 5V -- 2.0 A MAXHope this helps.
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On the bottom it shows tip positive and 6V DC @ 80 mAAnyone find a compatible power supply?
785825
Yes, provided that the rest of the system (i.e. motherboard, CPU, other peripherals) are within the 850 Watt limit supported by this power supply.
1626479
I do not remember sorry. I actually wouldn't advise purchasing this specific model. I had to debug a computer that had this model blow up after only a week of use. The computer was well underrated the power supply's maximum power output. Maybe a 500w or 900 watt model is in your interest.
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I did some investigating and it looks like the correct adapter end is there. But, I would suggest a 90w power supply for your Compaq.