HP ELITE 8100-8300 PSU upgrade/515-fan error FIX
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- UPDATE:
Shoutout to andy wilhite !!!! For letting us know that the new AYA 12-Inch ATX 24-Pin to 6-Pin PCI-E PSU Power Adapter 18AWG AYA-24PF-6PM-HP has the jumper wire loop and fixed “515-error”. Again, big thanks to Andy.
If you’re still working with the old AYA adapter feel free to use this guide at your discretion
Upgrade standard power supply. No more fan error 515-power supply fan not detected.
imgur.com/P5Xc5DP power adapter pinout
allpinouts.org... standard fan pinout
VID # 2 PIN out order for my PC • PSU upgrade/fan pin er...
Awesome video! I've been planning on upgrading my 8300 soon, this will be a great reference to use!
Modding an hp 8100 elite, thank you guy!
Put the two pins directly together. Your fan is just a "big jumper", connecting two pins. Testet on a 8300.
Haha, you're right, it works for me too, thanks!
@@yahoo83 You can altso take the wire from the cpu fan and connect it to the plug.
which two pins should be connected together?
@@rickyyoutu Jump it with a wire from the cpu fan, it works.
Which 2 pin that i need to connect together ?
You are a G lol! You touching the pc with bare hands with power running through it
It is okay if you have grounded wire but if you do not have then that would be another story.
Awesome brother you saved much of my time thank you
Thank you, u really saved me.
Finally! Thank you for this video. I also have an hp 8200 sff and wondering if there is any case that would fit so that i can have a better pc case.
I appreciate your video, but just "saying" a random color sequence means nothing to most of us. The adapter cable that I bought (ATX 24 to 6 pin) has a totally different color scheme and wire position than the original.
Original HP 8300 P2 connector = [x-x-gray-green-white-red+white]
ATX 24 to 6 pin adapter cable = [x-gray-yellow-purple-blue-x]
("x" = open pin, no wire)
Also, your link to the 'power adapter pinout' is invalid and no longer available.
@RonRay good feedback. Ill try and make another vid to clarify. For now I hope this helps, ruclips.net/video/1uSzb5HRD2w/видео.html this is the second video I posted showing the particular pinout sequence for my pc. Also thank you for the heads up on the broken link. New image link is now in the description.
@@letsnerdout7923
Got it.. Thanks!
I have the same Original HP 8300 P2 connector = [x-x-gray-green-white-red+white] and I also purchase the same cable TX 24 to 6 pin adapter = [x-gray-yellow-purple-blue-x].
My cpu fan connector = [black-blue-gray-brown]. How should I do to get rid of this annoy error of 515 power supply not detected? Please help!
@@cfyusa I've got the problem too, my pc just turns off when i try to do anything more power consuming...
Learn how to trace the source and destination of wires. What pin on the connector is the source? What pin is the destination? Color doesn't matter. The connection does.
has this set up gave you problems in the past early years or its working normal?
Great video! Been going crazy looking everywhere for the kind of set up you have. Couple of questions: That's the SFF model right? (I've got an i7 8300) what GPU & PSU are you using? i see you cut out space for the PSU but did you have to do anything special besides leave the lid off to make the Card fit? Basically want something cheaper and more powerful than the 1050 ti LP and don't care if the cover's off.
Hey vance,
yes it is, to be exact my model is the HP elite 8200 SFF ( i7-2600). For my GPU im using an MSI RADEON RX560, (I only picked this one because of its length. Anything longer and it would get in the way of my CPU-fan.) As far as the PSU I chose a SilverStone Technology 450W SFX Form Factor. The only big modification I did was using the case of the old PSU as a mounting bracket for the new PSU. Besides that, nothing crazy, as long as you have your power adapter pinned out correctly you should be good to go. Oh, and yes, your cover is going to have to stay off. Hopefully this helps.
Check out my other vid if you want to see how it looks after I cut the case.
I like it. I have 2 of these adapters and both with different wires layout on the white connector.
I'm looking for a way of connecting any of them to HP Entry Tower G5. ANy idea if this is possible, at all? No service documentation is available from HP for this model, so I'm kind of confused ...
EDIT: Have just compared these white connectors on 8300 and Z1 Tower G5. Theyre completely different. Therefore, the adapter is completely useless for Z1. I'll play with it in the 8300 and 800g1.
Hi how do u take the psu fan cable out ? I try it's so hard to take it out
Hello is there any way to get rid of power supply fan not detected error 90E on hp prodesk 600 g2
and it is possible to somehow make it detect this fan but not to let it go on
So it it just annoying message and the fan is working? So if i dont mine the f1 its whatever?
Is there going to be a problem to keep pressing f1 for the 515 problem?
Hello What generation i7 can be installed on this motherboard?
thank you
Hey man can I use an aftermartker cpu cooler that fits LGA1155 socket? I got 8200
well i tried it 3 ways: wire the cpu cooler - runs into errors for cpu and power fan. i connected another fan and put the tacho wire into it, not detecting either. i connected the 2 cables, but still psu fan error.. i am hopeless :( i have 8200 and i tripplechecked the maintenance and service guide and my wiring is correct.. so it seems my MB is not able to detect any power fan
Dude bad luck man. You try and reload the bios/check bios setting, make sure nothing is messed up? Might be worth a try, I mean unless you know for sure it’s a hardware issue.
@@letsnerdout7923 you mean re-flash the bios ? i did not find any settings related to this in the bios (not even a monitoring page to see the the fan rpm's
Is it working on hp 800g1 ?
is it working on 6200 too ?
What's the benefit of upgrading the power supply from the current I believe 240 I have a video card in it when it's been fine I've used this computer for a few years now but I have the 8100 model and it has no USB 3.0 so I've added the USB 3.0 but I cannot get a stable speeds it keeps dropping off is that related to lack of power or something else?
Depends on what you have connected to your pc. There are smaller video cards made for mini, micro, and slim pc's and usually dont require additional power. (But usually get close to maxing out the power output of your standard power supply) in your case you perhaps have maxed it out. Also there is a psu adapter on the market now that makes the upgrade easy and includes the fan error fix. Good luck.
Hi, i have same pc...
it's safe running this pc without psu fan?
I just remove psu fan because it's to loud... Thanks
You should not do that. Maybe it's okay when pulling 30% of maximum load without the fan. But getting over 50% load the PSU will overheat and in worst case it goes bang and kills your Mobo too. In best case it simply shuts down and restart again in a few seconds of cooling down a bit.
The fan in original Elitedesk 800G1 isn't that loud so I can't understand why disconnecting it. Maybe it needs a new fan and/or cleaning so it could be silent again
Not workin
Mi pc es el hp 8200 elite sff, tuve que modificar el adaptador que compre en china.
que tipo de adaptador tienes? y estas seguro que tienes los cables de poder en el correcto orden?
Hola,yo tengo un HP 8300 ssf , compré un adaptador en Amazon,me recomiendas primero medir los voltajes de la P2 primero?
@Lets Nerd Out can i put 2 fans on those 2 pins?
Boomer it I wouldn’t recommend it as it is meant for just one fan. This current setup is meant to just get rid of the annoying 515 error and does not support fan control. I would honestly recommend just getting an adapter for your power supply rather than splicing. That is, I’m assuming you’re going to be splicing the two fans together and then dropping the two pins in. All up to you buddy, here’s some good info on the power adapter pin sequence as well as standard CPU fan header pinouts.
tinypic.com/r/a4albl/9 power adapter pinout
allpinouts.org/pinouts/connectors/motherboards/motherboard-cpu-4-pin-fan/ standard fan pinout
@@letsnerdout7923 i have one hp 800 g1 sff. It will work for one single fan? I'm waiting for this adapter: www.ebay.it/itm/24Pin-to-6Pin-Plastic-ATX-PSU-Power-Supply-Cable-Fit-HP-Z230-Z220-SFF-MainboradC/173814375285?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
No funciona
Lo intente varias veces y no resulta
Que tipo de problema es?
What is the psu you use?
SilverStone Technology 450W SFX Form Factor 80 PLUS BRONZE Power Supply (ST45SF-V3)
Lets Nerd Out did you do amy modification to fit into the case or did it fits perfectly?
@@jemtechandmore2101 I dont mind that the PSU and GPU stick out so i have my pc without a cover. Besides that the only big modification I did was using the case of the old PSU as a mounting bracket for the new PSU.
@@letsnerdout7923 Thanks for the info.
Because you need 500 to 600 watts or more if you're going to do any real work on a computer. No, not for those stupid games. For rendering video and editing video without waiting hours for the render. To compose music with Band In A Box without it stuttering and breaking up. To run that quad core CPU wiithout it choking. In other words, to do something with your life instead of wasting it. Sheesh!
Why you're mad