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Hey first of all thank you. Do you deal with any errors on boot (having to press f1 because of intrusion sensor for example) or any other issues since you made the video? Thanks a lot
@@morefpsgamingftw3062 what kind of power supply are you using? I read on some of the Amazon reviews that the adapters don't work but its due to it being defective.
@@morefpsgamingftw3062 you'll have to find a diffrent adapter. I have a pro desk g1 and i had to buy 2 before i found a good one.. and make sure that your using a good power supply
thank you so much! after 3 months of research, picking parts and watching video's, have i build my own pc out of a hp elitedesk 800 g1. the graphics card is on the way, so i havent installed that yet. this video gave me the motivation and inspiration to build my own pc, and im happy that i did it. it works like a charm! thanks man!
Thank you for this video. I picked up an Elitedesk 800 G1 and have been using it as a docker host for 2 years, but only being able to use 1-2 hard drives is too limiting, so I'm going to buy a larger ATX case, follow your video, and move into a larger case with more space.
I had 3 drives in mine just laying free in the case... never had any problems LMAO. Past tense because I upgraded to a G3 with the same thing +1 NVME drive... who cares as long as it works
@@IncandescentDaDno. I ended up purchasing a HP tower server off a friend a few years ago, and even more recently have picked up a 1RU Dell R240 from work that I will soon be moving to. I don't even own the Elitedesk any longer.
I was looking for a second pc for like 400 euros, till I came accros these refurbished hp prodesks. Just bought a hp prodesk i5 4570. 8gb ram. ssd. For 125 euro. Thats like 140 dollars. The thing is fast for its price.
Me too! I just got a HP Elite with a i7 3770 and 16gb DDR3 ram, GT 210 and 1TB HDD for $200, I was thinking of buying a GT 1030 but thanks to this video I think I'll hold off and change the case when I can afford a new PSU and a used RX 580/GTX 1060
I tried doing this with Z series desktops, but they had a proprietary heatsink mount point layout. I'm glad that some of the older enterprise level PCs (Elitedesk and Prodesk 800 G1, G2, and G3) have standard LGA heatsink mount points.
Yea, it's kind of interesting because the older 8000 series has a different orientation mobo which does not align with standard ATX case. But, newer models though. I bet HP got a better deal on parts by deciding to go with ATX standard.
I actually did this with my HP Elite Desk 800 GI SFF I ran into a problem with the Intel Heatsink not fitting on my board so I had to use the old heatsink, to get it to stay onto the motherboard due to it not having the support from the case anymore, I had to go to Wal-Mart and buy machine screws 1/2 inch and attached the washers to the back of the board this remedied the issue perfectly! Although it did cause quite a bit of frustration. Also had a hard time figuring out where the front connectors go onto the board! If you do this definitely take your time! I had never worked with computer parts in this way and managed to get everything working with patience and double checking everything before going ahead. Overall I am extremely pleased to have upgraded my computer in this way, it ended up being way cheaper than I exected and definitely worth trying. Thanks for the help!
I was gifted a EliteDesk 800 g2 by a friend and I plan to use it for drawing digital art, I hope I can follow this guide and make it all come together, also hope I can find the right case in pink.
I managed to figure it out for the rest: If you look at the header from above: xx -> pin 1,2 xx -> pin 3,4 -> power switch x -> pin 5 xx -> pin 6,7 xx -> pin 8,9 In order for the HDD LED to work, it should go in pin 7 and 9 (align the small arrow on the header). The Power led - should go in pin 6 and the power led + in pin 8. Pin 5 is not used. I'm not sure if the reset button works on this motherboard, as it does not work in my case
@@davidoosterhuis1355 You sir, are absolutely amazing. Plugged everything in exactly as you said: Booted immediately with all lights working! I cannot thank you enough
15:14 That dirty heatsink kept tripping me off, you should've cleaned it when you took it apart, just spray the can of air at least, other than that great video.
If you manage to find an office going out of business, they'll sometimes sell them cheaper than that with 4th, 5th, or 6th gen i7's , they may even throw them away, recycle, donate, or give for free.
If you can remove the other side panel behind the motherboard, that will tell you what the stock heat sink is screwed into. If the stock one has a mounting plate that comes out, I think it could be reused until you are able to get something decent.
Good day good sir! Do you have a follow up video after this? I would love to know and learn how to further install the drives and where to put those pins. Thanks!
Hey! I'm changing my case of my hp elitedesk G1 800 sff to te case showed in the video, but I have some questions. You do have Instagram or like that for se talk for my questions?
Awesome video! I just started fixing up, upgrading and selling some OEM pc's lately, but I have been buying Lenovo's and they have power limits on the PCIe ports. So that limits the types of GPU's I've been able to put in them. I'm guessing the HP Elitedesk 800 doesn't have that kind of a power limit on the motherboard, so the only thing you need is a new PSU.
@@Cobuman Yeah I didn't do that for my first Lenovo build either. Do you think the HP motherboard will fit a mATX or should I get an ATX/mATX case to be sure?
@@tunasanwitch The HP motherboard is still a weird shape although it aligns at the top. That being said I would stick with ATX but if I had mATX laying around it would be interesting to test.
I just transferred my HP Elitedesk 800 G1 to an old HP Pavilion case, added a gtx 1650 and I'm playing Forespoken right now. Extra things I had to do: 1.) Remove the power switch and lights from the front cover button, insert into the from cover of the Pavilion. 2.) To use my Elite desk cooling fan, I had to find some nuts that fit on the bolts in the fan too attach it to the mother board. The Elit desk mother does not have built in nuts. The fan bolts into the case. It ain't pretty but works like a champ.
can you suggest me a best CPU case for my HP 8200 elite SFF? I want to do like as you did but I have this pc and I just know that it has BTX type motherboard and the I just cant put any videocard, (i dont have lowprofile video card) New subscriber btw :)
Thanks for the video. In gonna try this transplant with my Dell Inspiron 580s sff into my Dell dimension 4600 mini tower. Would anyone know if this might work.
Power Button configuration for computers without split leads This is almost exactly the same as my HP prodesk 600 G2. the only difference I see is the CPU cooler and mine only has 2 slots for ram. the insides aren't the same but the mobo are the same. the main issue I had with my case transplant was the Power Button. HP, of course, had to make theirs proprietary and block pin 6 rather than pin 1 like normal PCs. My case doesn't have the Power supply leads split so I had to do some wacky wiring. Using your guide and this h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware-and-Upgrade-Questions/pin-assignment-for-Power-On-off-Switch-led-Cable-710821-001/td-p/7458720 I basically put in the power button 90 degrees to what it should be. Normal cases have pins 8 and 6 being the power switch to I spanned those across what you have shown. HPs power switch is pins 7 and 8 so making putting pin 8 on the wire where pin 7 is on the motherboard and putting pin 6 on the wire to where pin 8 is on the mobo it works fine. Power light doesn't work but who cares lol. For the cooler I just used the stock cooler and some nuts and bolts to hold it in. Thanks Here is a diagram Mobo is • • • • • ☻☻ • • top left is pin one and to right is pin 2 ☻☻ is the power switch connectors on the mobo. normal Power connectors are ♦ ☻ • ☻ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ☻ is the power buttons Basically needs to align these. in the end, it should look something like this Mobo • • • • • ♦ ♦ ☻☻ ♦ ♦ ☺☺ ♦
I appreciate your write up. This comment will be pinned. Please Change/add first sentence to say something like "pin out configuration" or "power connector fix". This will help a lot of people that have issues. Thank you.
Hey . I just got amazed by this video . I have a HP PC but that's model is different and if I want to do this , my GPU gonna stick to the top of the case so I can't . I hope your TH-cam channel grow larger 👍
Holly crap I love you! U are a life saver I was about to buy a new motherboard because I thought I could not connect the front control panel. I love you have a amazing day man
but how to put another power supply? becasue dont match with this motherboard? and other question, what is the max cpu upgrade? because 1151 socket can put so many processors, but what is the max processor can match with this? and how to convert another power supply to this motherboard? Thanks!!!
Hello, I plan to buy the HP 800 G1 Tower soon, and I want to move everything to a new case, I'm not sure if the motherboard is of standard dimensions, more precisely if the screw layout is the same as on a regular micro atx board (micro atx I think), so my the question is, can I transfer all my components (power supply and motherboard) to MS Cyclops V. I'm worried about the layout of the screws on that motherboard. Thanks
I have 8300 SFF, i5 3570, 8 ram , ssd, 240w psu. I added all these components on wooden plate - to add there GTX 1650 (not low profile) which is powered through pciex16. It takes 75w (like GTX 1050 LP) so I hope that PSU 230w is enough for this setup. I'm currently working on thermal things, already isolated PSU from other components. This wooden board will be mounted under main desk board, so compleyely invisible, cold air intake from front side and hot exhaust from back side. So I hope that 240W PSU will hold i5 + GTX 1650 with 75W consumption
It should be fine. I have a couple of other videos in which I recommended using low profile version of GPU and nobody reported any issues with stock PSU.
@@Cobuman Only one thing here - based on coolermaster psu calculator my i5 3570 + 2x4GB DDR3 + Samsung SSD + GTX1650 75W it calculated 236 watt. I have also 500GB Seagate Baracuda 7200rpm but I'm not sure if this 240W HP PSU can hadle it too...so I have to make some experiments later & will inform ;-) I think that noone did some test on PSU consumption limit for HPs and Dells small form factors with specific HP 240W PSUs during max CPU+GPU load.
@@radovanrakovicky2655 I'd be interested to know what the total power consumption is on full load. I use *hwinfo64* when overclocking CPU which shows the wattage as well. Although, the power is measured at software level which may not be 100% accurate. The other option is using one of those tools that measure power at wall socket. Now that I think about it I need to buy one of those tools.
Not only very informative but a very enjoyable video to watch. Your video encouraged me to choose the 600 G1 over some other SFF systems. A great job! EDIT: I got a cannot beat deal on an 800 G1 and am in the process of transferring to a new case with a new PSU. A great system for basing a budget gaming system on.
If anyone is doing this, the biggest issue is probably the cooler, if you dont want to buy a new cooler, you can buy a backplate and the original cooler should still work :)
Done this BUT you get a message on bootup about front usb 3 is not connected as it's slightly different to normal.usn 3 headers on own cases. Also the rear case fan, if not connected the. You get a message about that also. I used a prodesk 490 mini tower pc.
Well I needed that video yesterday. I just cutted the CPU cooler holder out and screwed it on the MBU. For the USB and audio error I plugged the yellow USB in and actually used the 3.0 USB and 2 hubs. No new power supply needed and did it the same way in the video with double sided tape additionally. Biggest problem is the length of the cables. I was able to disassemble the original switch on compartment and use the original LEDs and switch in the aftermarket case. G2 600 805D board with 32gb ram and 6gb GPU. 1tb ssd 256gb nvme on expci Works fine but the mbu and cpu is not really made to be upgraded this much.
Hey what if i take out the cpu and ram and put it into an atx motherboard with same socket and stuff please respond and also can you please recommend one to me. Thank you i have hp 8100 elite sff
I don't know which computer you have but this is how you find your CPU socket: th-cam.com/video/stcuFDSUTwE/w-d-xo.html Once you figure what the socket is search with that number to find a motherboard. So, if you have 800 G1 the socket for that is LGA1150 and then you just search for that on Amazon. Like this: amzn.to/3dcvMGq If you find motherboards that are too expensive... at that point you might as build a new computer with better/cheaper parts.
Hello. I have an hp z230 SFF and I am wondering if it is possible to do the same to transfer the motherboard to a larger case. History of being able to put a larger graphics card. Thank you
Possibly. They look very similar and orientation of mobo appears to be the same. Open it and take a look to compare if mobo looks to be the same size, shape and back I/O orientation.
The rear is not the same though. I have another motherboard that no longer works and there are small differences, but that's okay. The most important thing is that it starts correctly when I press the button. I have read on forums, and some say it is not possible to start with anything other than the original button, but your video and there to prove otherwise.
I have a tower elitedesk. It come with a random standard CPU cooler size and mounting holes. Which makes it complicated to swap. I'm not sure if I could use a nut four nuts to hold the CPU cooler in place?
hellow my brother its 5 years but ur video brought me here umm i have the hp engage flex pro would it also work i really need to change mine thanks your time
Power connector is a 4pin... the new poer supply i bought has a 8pin. Have to buy an adaptor. 8pin female to 4 pin male adaptor (Your links product wasnt available.) Also had to get a molex to 3 pin adaptor for the fans in the case. Harddrives connect to the outside/side-back of the case. The heatsink/fan i ordered (your link) they sent me the wrong one or it wasnt right for my hp. So i used the original but ripped the aluminum screwholes off of the old case.(wasnt difficult) waiting for new power adaptor to show up to.orrow.
Yes, here is a video of me just adding an external GPU: th-cam.com/video/tj2ws0mTm6E/w-d-xo.html But yes, any GPU should work when used in larger PC case. Otherwise you can install a low profile card that fits inside the original sff case. Like this: amzn.to/3f05sxA
@cobuman, did you just assume the G3 would work or did you test it? It's a different motherboard after G2 and doesn't use a 6-pin connector. It uses the flat connector (PWRCMD) and a 4-pin (PWR). Guess it's too late now since I'd already ordered a G3. No pre-made adapters. :|
Depends which G3 you mean. If 800 G3 then you are correct. But if it's for example 705 G3 then it's the same. Sorry about confusion. Anyway, if you need extra power to run a large GPU you can also use a 2nd PSU just for that. Here is my video if interested: th-cam.com/video/tj2ws0mTm6E/w-d-xo.html around 5min mark I show how to connect it.
@@Cobuman I think they still use that flat 7 pin (and actually has 7 wires instead of just 4) for PWRCMD. But they switched to using a 4-pin 12-volt (I think it's 12 volt) for the PWR. I've been trying to find the pinouts for the power supply on the elitedesk G3 but I can't really find anything.
@@MatthewLenz Yea, I didn't find anything either. It seems like it was a limited model or something. Are wires colored like yellow and black? If so you can check using volt meter and possibly reuse the connector by connecting to power supply source. Like connecting it to extra SATA power cable. Of course, be careful if you decide to do so. :)
I have the same computer, and i followed this video to upgrade to a new case. I followed the video exactly and when i switch on the power supply the little green light on the motherboard blinks, so i know it works, but when i press the power switch on the case it doesnt boot up. Did i plug the switch into the motheboard wrong? Where am i supposed to plug it in?
I wanted to do this with an Elitedesk 800 G5 SFF, but that has the front usb ports and powerbutton directly on the motherboard, instead of with wires, so it was basically only made for that case, which is a shame, but I got it really cheap, will sell it with profit, learned a lesson and will buy some other motherboard and cpu :)
That motherboard looks the same size as the one in the broken Prodesk 600 g2 micro tower I have. I could just make life easy and put one of these in there. The IO part on the back looks identical and the power suply has the exact same connectors. Also this one has a better chipset, right?
@@bineflextv5438 I forget to be honest. Check on the motherboard for extra fan connector, it should say "fan" next to it. Otherwise, you can use one of these adapters: amzn.to/3MSa8bq
Please help me! where should the power button and the front panel and reset button be inserted? The place you have just don't know the order! Thank you for the help!
Towards the end of video I show where to plug in. You can also use the process of elimination and test which one works. Someone in comments provided the pin out diagram as well.
Not after you change the case because the old heat sink is screwed in to the original case metal. I guess if you find some small screws to hold it from the other side but you may damage the motherboard like that.
I'm not sure on the pin outs for those. You can probably figure out with trial and error; however, you can also trace the wires on the original case to see where they lead. Afterwards just match connections. *If anyone else has the diagram for solution please let him know*
@@Cobuman Here's the pin layout that worked for me on the G3, all credit to David Oosterhuis for this: "I managed to figure it out for the rest: If you look at the header from above: xx -> pin 1,2 xx -> pin 3,4 -> power switch x -> pin 5 xx -> pin 6,7 xx -> pin 8,9 In order for the HDD LED to work, it should go in pin 7 and 9 (align the small arrow on the header). The Power led - should go in pin 6 and the power led + in pin 8. Pin 5 is not used. I'm not sure if the reset button works on this motherboard, as it does not work in my case"
I just got the G3 version, totally different motherboard. The front USB, power switch, everything is part of the motherboard so it's too wide to fit in other PC cases.
Hi, thanks for the tutorial. I did this myself and was wondering if there is any way to get the system fans spinning. I put the 3-pin in the same header as you did at 13:10 but the fan does nothing. Next to that, when I boot up I always get a message that the front USB port is not attached (the two 2.0 connections, the 3.0 connections work fine). I think this is because of the yellow header that is now unused. Is there any way to bypass that in the BIOS?
If you do have the desktop 800 g2 then what you need to do it take the front USB from your old pc case and you will have to just plug it into the yellow one, it’s just a short term Solution but it works
did the same thing but the system only has 1 fan output that's why your fan is not spinning in the video. if you want more fans have to use fan expander of cpu fan header or use ps to fan connections
Weird. The one in video is pulled from i7 4770k which uses socket 1150... it's a standard intel heatsink so I'm not sure why it would not work for you. Unless you have a totally different PC or the heatsink you got is somehow different. Do you have an AMD PC by chance? Does it say intel on the heatsink just like in the video?
@@Cobuman My 800 g1 has an i5-4570 socket 1150. The heatsink I ordered and received was exactly like the one in the video, except my original heatsink and fan have a more rectangular mounting points and are not square as the new one has. I was at a point of no return last night so my fix was to just use my original heatsink and fan and I had to put nuts on the bottom of the mainboard and carefully tighten the heatsink down. It works and I am still happy to have the extra space of a regular size case, I hated that SFF case.
@@Cobuman Every socket 1150 heatsink and fan I look at have square mounting points. I wonder why mine is rectangular? It clearly says LGA1150 right next to the cpu on the board. Oh well at least its working. The only other issue I have is at bootup I keep getting a warning about power supply fan not installed and it says front 1 and 2 USB are not present. But I hooked everything up the way it came off the old case so I dont understand that.
@@Cobuman My Case is the exact same one in your video except mine had no external 3.5. I appreciate you responding to my questions/issue as a creator myself I have noticed most TH-camrs over 3-5k subs do not even acknowledge their subscribers in the comments. You gained a sub!
Hi there, thanks for the video. I have this same exact PC and need to do a transfer as well. The PC Case you linked on this video is no longer available. Are there any other types of casing that can still fit this motherboard? Please let me know. Thank you.
hi, I followed all the steps you have described in the video and it worked, thanks for that! but at the very end I came up with a problem - how can I connect case fans to this MB? Looks like there is only a CPU fan slot and that's about it... any ideas?
From what I can tell based on testing: If you look at the header from above: xx -> pin 1,2 xx -> pin 3,4 -> power switch x -> pin 5 xx -> pin 6,7 xx -> pin 8,9
@@Cobuman thanks cobuman but how do i locate the other connectors? I have these connectors: hdd led two pin reset sw two pins Power LED + one pin Power LED - one pin
This is 800 G2. I'm not sure about front USB... It may work with some ATX cases, compare the connectors. To be honest I forgot to connect those in the video.
@@Cobuman I also have the 800 g2. The usb2.0 header on the MB is 8 pins then 2 empty pins then another 2 pins. Regular usb2.0 headers are 9 pins. But there are only 8 wires on the connector. So maybe a regular usb2.0 connector would work using the 8 pins from the header (leaving the 2 pins unused) but I can not test atm... Maybe the 2 extra pins are for some kind of activity led or something. Is there such a thing for usb2.0 on the 800 g2?
8:42 - He is so happy, and I know this kind of feeling. If you start improvising on something and it fits like made for it. 👍👍
I really was doing it for the first time. Didn't know if it was going to work at all. 😁🤷♂️ hehe
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Hey first of all thank you. Do you deal with any errors on boot (having to press f1 because of intrusion sensor for example) or any other issues since you made the video? Thanks a lot
Why did you change the heatsink? Seems it could have been reused without a problem?
hi i have a hp elitedesk g2 and the adapter doesn't work any ideas how i could make it work i bought the one in your description
@@morefpsgamingftw3062 what kind of power supply are you using? I read on some of the Amazon reviews that the adapters don't work but its due to it being defective.
@@morefpsgamingftw3062 you'll have to find a diffrent adapter. I have a pro desk g1 and i had to buy 2 before i found a good one.. and make sure that your using a good power supply
man I love your genuine enthusiasm while you discover everything is working out okay. subbed.
I appreciate that! 😁
Same
Totally agree!
Absolutely agree!
This is exactly the video I need to give me instructions and inspiration I've been looking for. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! 👍😁
TAS WHAT I WAS SEARCHING FOR SO LONG
thank you so much! after 3 months of research, picking parts and watching video's, have i build my own pc out of a hp elitedesk 800 g1. the graphics card is on the way, so i havent installed that yet. this video gave me the motivation and inspiration to build my own pc, and im happy that i did it. it works like a charm! thanks man!
I’m looking to upgrade a hp 800g1 too how is urs going lol
@@lil_killas1212 Mine will be running in two days. I hope...lol
@@StephaanBOSS56 I ended up doing a whole diff build from scratch runs great
Thank you for this video. I picked up an Elitedesk 800 G1 and have been using it as a docker host for 2 years, but only being able to use 1-2 hard drives is too limiting, so I'm going to buy a larger ATX case, follow your video, and move into a larger case with more space.
Sounds good. You can use a 3rd hard drive by disconnecting the CD Rom if you don't need it.
I had 3 drives in mine just laying free in the case... never had any problems LMAO. Past tense because I upgraded to a G3 with the same thing +1 NVME drive... who cares as long as it works
Is your 800 G1 still being a docker host? If so, how is its performance?
@@IncandescentDaDno. I ended up purchasing a HP tower server off a friend a few years ago, and even more recently have picked up a 1RU Dell R240 from work that I will soon be moving to. I don't even own the Elitedesk any longer.
@@MorkaiAU How was the little HP when you had it? I'm only using it to learn docker. Not doing serious things. How was its performance for you?
I can feel how happy you were doing this when everything fit perfectly, I'm son glad for you!
People don't make enough of tese videos. Thank you ... P.S. keep it up you lowkey made me laugh a couple times :)
Got my answer in the first 20s.. thanks, gonna go try it out now!
You bet!
I like what you did in the beginning! Got me man! I really tried it 😂
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Thanks cobuman, just what I was looking for
Awesome! Sure thing.
I was looking for a second pc for like 400 euros, till I came accros these refurbished hp prodesks. Just bought a hp prodesk i5 4570. 8gb ram. ssd. For 125 euro. Thats like 140 dollars. The thing is fast for its price.
That's a good deal. Esp with SSD inside.
Me too! I just got a HP Elite with a i7 3770 and 16gb DDR3 ram, GT 210 and 1TB HDD for $200, I was thinking of buying a GT 1030 but thanks to this video I think I'll hold off and change the case when I can afford a new PSU and a used RX 580/GTX 1060
@@Luis444Felipe Good plan. 👍
@steven s Cool. 👍
bought hp elite 8300 with i5 3470 and 8gb ram for €89, will it work on cube case like thermaltake core v21?
This is very helpful. I'm thankful i found your video. Good job!
Thanks!
I tried doing this with Z series desktops, but they had a proprietary heatsink mount point layout. I'm glad that some of the older enterprise level PCs (Elitedesk and Prodesk 800 G1, G2, and G3) have standard LGA heatsink mount points.
Yea, it's kind of interesting because the older 8000 series has a different orientation mobo which does not align with standard ATX case. But, newer models though. I bet HP got a better deal on parts by deciding to go with ATX standard.
@@Cobuman wwill this case swap work with a hp compaq elite 8300?
FINALLY I KNOW WHAT IM SUPPOSED TO USE FOR MY CPU HEATSINK, NO SCREWS
I actually did this with my HP Elite Desk 800 GI SFF I ran into a problem with the Intel Heatsink not fitting on my board so I had to use the old heatsink, to get it to stay onto the motherboard due to it not having the support from the case anymore, I had to go to Wal-Mart and buy machine screws 1/2 inch and attached the washers to the back of the board this remedied the issue perfectly! Although it did cause quite a bit of frustration. Also had a hard time figuring out where the front connectors go onto the board! If you do this definitely take your time! I had never worked with computer parts in this way and managed to get everything working with patience and double checking everything before going ahead. Overall I am extremely pleased to have upgraded my computer in this way, it ended up being way cheaper than I exected and definitely worth trying. Thanks for the help!
Sure thing. Thank you for sharing your experience. 👍
I was gifted a EliteDesk 800 g2 by a friend and I plan to use it for drawing digital art, I hope I can follow this guide and make it all come together, also hope I can find the right case in pink.
It should work. Just take your time doing it.
How did it go?
I had many trouble removing the error post of usb 1 and 2 and audio not connected.
So many janky modding of cables
@@paulssnfuture2752 it’s still in its original case I failed, still works wonderfully though.
Do you know the pins for the reset switch and leds? I want to connect more than just the power switch
I managed to figure it out for the rest:
If you look at the header from above:
xx -> pin 1,2
xx -> pin 3,4 -> power switch
x -> pin 5
xx -> pin 6,7
xx -> pin 8,9
In order for the HDD LED to work, it should go in pin 7 and 9 (align the small arrow on the header). The Power led - should go in pin 6 and the power led + in pin 8. Pin 5 is not used. I'm not sure if the reset button works on this motherboard, as it does not work in my case
@@davidoosterhuis1355 por favor ayudame no logro encender mi placa por el interruptor
@@davidoosterhuis1355 You sir, are absolutely amazing. Plugged everything in exactly as you said: Booted immediately with all lights working! I cannot thank you enough
I want to now can i Add Reset Button on Atx case thank you
Fantastic Video. Was enjoyable and helped at the same time.
15:14 That dirty heatsink kept tripping me off, you should've cleaned it when you took it apart, just spray the can of air at least, other than that great video.
Love the excitement in your voice!! 👏👏😃😃
You can get a 500GB Elitedesk 800 g1 (renewed) for $145 on Amazon. Has the i5-4590
Is it this one? amzn.to/2qpdtsg
Good deal I think.
I got one of these elitedesk 800 g1's for only $75 Canadian. There was a surplus of pc's at my dads office so they had an auction
@@realKowai Wow, nice deal.
If you manage to find an office going out of business, they'll sometimes sell them cheaper than that with 4th, 5th, or 6th gen i7's , they may even throw them away, recycle, donate, or give for free.
I got one of these for 100$
Also good if you want a low power pc in a rack mount case. I think you could have used nuts for the old heatsink as well.
Probably. Good tips!
using nuts to attach id probably get some plastic washers between those nuts and the mobo
Hey do I need to get a new heat sync? Cuz i want to do this and idk is it important. So if you can answer!
If you can remove the other side panel behind the motherboard, that will tell you what the stock heat sink is screwed into. If the stock one has a mounting plate that comes out, I think it could be reused until you are able to get something decent.
Cobuman dude really help a lot by providing 3D template for io panel. Tq
I'm gana do the same whit thinkcentre m82
Good day good sir! Do you have a follow up video after this? I would love to know and learn how to further install the drives and where to put those pins. Thanks!
As far as I got on pins is connecting the one in the video towards the end. No other videos.
@@Cobuman well thanks for this video, I learned so much. I also got the same model and I was planning to upgrade bit by bit. thank you, sir!
@@carlnobleza7671 My pleasure! :)
Hey! I'm changing my case of my hp elitedesk G1 800 sff to te case showed in the video, but I have some questions. You do have Instagram or like that for se talk for my questions?
Thank you very much for that information I had that doubt to buy a pc of those
Awesome video!
I just started fixing up, upgrading and selling some OEM pc's lately, but I have been buying Lenovo's and they have power limits on the PCIe ports.
So that limits the types of GPU's I've been able to put in them.
I'm guessing the HP Elitedesk 800 doesn't have that kind of a power limit on the motherboard, so the only thing you need is a new PSU.
Thanks, In most situations people don't even change the PSU if adding a low profile card in to SFF case.
@@Cobuman Yeah I didn't do that for my first Lenovo build either. Do you think the HP motherboard will fit a mATX or should I get an ATX/mATX case to be sure?
@@tunasanwitch The HP motherboard is still a weird shape although it aligns at the top. That being said I would stick with ATX but if I had mATX laying around it would be interesting to test.
If having clearance issues with gpu blocking the front usb 3 and sata ports you can always vertical mount the gpu
So...At the end of the day, Will this all work for a Hp elite 8300 sff?!!?
Sadly no... because it's a different type of motherboard. The orientation is different.
@@Cobuman 😥😪thank-you
@@Cobuman do you think because of the front power (sw) or it just won't fit?!
@@414tdm Motherboard orientation will not align with the back.
@@Cobuman oooooooooo ok. I see thanks for telling
I just transferred my HP Elitedesk 800 G1 to an old HP Pavilion case, added a gtx 1650 and I'm playing Forespoken right now. Extra things I had to do: 1.) Remove the power switch and lights from the front cover button, insert into the from cover of the Pavilion. 2.) To use my Elite desk cooling fan, I had to find some nuts that fit on the bolts in the fan too attach it to the mother board. The Elit desk mother does not have built in nuts. The fan bolts into the case. It ain't pretty but works like a champ.
Thank you so much you helped me realy
My pleasure. 👍
this is exactly the video i was looking for omg thank you so much your the best you earned my like and sub today
can you suggest me a best CPU case for my HP 8200 elite SFF? I want to do like as you did but I have this pc and I just know that it has BTX type motherboard and the I just cant put any videocard, (i dont have lowprofile video card) New subscriber btw :)
What did you do
Ah great brother you saved my life
👍
Thanks for the video. In gonna try this transplant with my Dell Inspiron 580s sff into my Dell dimension 4600 mini tower. Would anyone know if this might work.
Sure thing. The main issue could be the back I/O hole; it may be different shape or position. Let us know how it goes.
Do you Need any special screwdiver to do this
No, just the ones used in the video.
Power Button configuration for computers without split leads
This is almost exactly the same as my HP prodesk 600 G2. the only difference I see is the CPU cooler and mine only has 2 slots for ram. the insides aren't the same but the mobo are the same.
the main issue I had with my case transplant was the Power Button. HP, of course, had to make theirs proprietary and block pin 6 rather than pin 1 like normal PCs. My case doesn't have the Power supply leads split so I had to do some wacky wiring. Using your guide and this h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware-and-Upgrade-Questions/pin-assignment-for-Power-On-off-Switch-led-Cable-710821-001/td-p/7458720
I basically put in the power button 90 degrees to what it should be. Normal cases have pins 8 and 6 being the power switch to I spanned those across what you have shown. HPs power switch is pins 7 and 8 so making putting pin 8 on the wire where pin 7 is on the motherboard and putting pin 6 on the wire to where pin 8 is on the mobo it works fine. Power light doesn't work but who cares lol.
For the cooler I just used the stock cooler and some nuts and bolts to hold it in.
Thanks
Here is a diagram
Mobo is
• •
• •
•
☻☻
• •
top left is pin one and to right is pin 2
☻☻ is the power switch connectors on the mobo.
normal Power connectors are
♦
☻ •
☻ •
♦ ♦
♦ ♦
☻ is the power buttons
Basically needs to align these.
in the end, it should look something like this
Mobo
• •
• •
•
♦ ♦ ☻☻
♦ ♦ ☺☺ ♦
I appreciate your write up. This comment will be pinned. Please Change/add first sentence to say something like "pin out configuration" or "power connector fix". This will help a lot of people that have issues. Thank you.
I'm pretty sure im in love with these videos
hablo espanol solo con el chiste del principio te ganaste mi sub
muchas gracias
awesome video. Congratulations
Thank you!
If i have a Intel i7 2600k it would be compatible with the mother board ?
Not sure. Here is my video on how to find out: th-cam.com/video/stcuFDSUTwE/w-d-xo.html
Hey . I just got amazed by this video . I have a HP PC but that's model is different and if I want to do this , my GPU gonna stick to the top of the case so I can't . I hope your TH-cam channel grow larger 👍
Holly crap I love you! U are a life saver I was about to buy a new motherboard because I thought I could not connect the front control panel. I love you have a amazing day man
Thanks, take care. 😁
cobuman I do have a question tho, if I where to buy the adapter what would it change like specs I mean. Is it a worse connection?
Hi mr Cobuman if ably re cases my pc and it went well, thanks for your guide.
very nice!
I was needing this video!
but how to put another power supply? becasue dont match with this motherboard? and other question, what is the max cpu upgrade? because 1151 socket can put so many processors, but what is the max processor can match with this? and how to convert another power supply to this motherboard? Thanks!!!
Here is the power supply adapter: amzn.to/3l12qgF
Max CPU is i7-6700
Hello, I plan to buy the HP 800 G1 Tower soon, and I want to move everything to a new case, I'm not sure if the motherboard is of standard dimensions, more precisely if the screw layout is the same as on a regular micro atx board (micro atx I think), so my the question is, can I transfer all my components (power supply and motherboard) to MS Cyclops V. I'm worried about the layout of the screws on that motherboard. Thanks
Does this work with the Hp compaq 8200 elite sff?
I have 8300 SFF, i5 3570, 8 ram , ssd, 240w psu. I added all these components on wooden plate - to add there GTX 1650 (not low profile) which is powered through pciex16. It takes 75w (like GTX 1050 LP) so I hope that PSU 230w is enough for this setup. I'm currently working on thermal things, already isolated PSU from other components. This wooden board will be mounted under main desk board, so compleyely invisible, cold air intake from front side and hot exhaust from back side. So I hope that 240W PSU will hold i5 + GTX 1650 with 75W consumption
It should be fine. I have a couple of other videos in which I recommended using low profile version of GPU and nobody reported any issues with stock PSU.
@@Cobuman Thanks for info! I added there Gigabyte GTX 1650 mini OC 4GB and no problem yet !
@@radovanrakovicky2655 Nice!
@@Cobuman Only one thing here - based on coolermaster psu calculator my i5 3570 + 2x4GB DDR3 + Samsung SSD + GTX1650 75W it calculated 236 watt. I have also 500GB Seagate Baracuda 7200rpm but I'm not sure if this 240W HP PSU can hadle it too...so I have to make some experiments later & will inform ;-) I think that noone did some test on PSU consumption limit for HPs and Dells small form factors with specific HP 240W PSUs during max CPU+GPU load.
@@radovanrakovicky2655 I'd be interested to know what the total power consumption is on full load. I use *hwinfo64* when overclocking CPU which shows the wattage as well. Although, the power is measured at software level which may not be 100% accurate. The other option is using one of those tools that measure power at wall socket. Now that I think about it I need to buy one of those tools.
Not only very informative but a very enjoyable video to watch. Your video encouraged me to choose the 600 G1 over some other SFF systems. A great job!
EDIT: I got a cannot beat deal on an 800 G1 and am in the process of transferring to a new case with a new PSU. A great system for basing a budget gaming system on.
What is this another sff system
It is an SFF system and I ended up getting an 800 G1 with an i5 4590 and it runs surprisingly well.
Cobuman, is the HP EliteDesk G1 800 SFF's motherboard size an Micro-ATX?
I don't think it's classified as that because it has a kind of in between shape. At some point I did side by side compared to standard atx size.
@@Cobuman I see so most likely its still a standard ATX then
@@jinotokieda yeah, close to it.
If anyone is doing this, the biggest issue is probably the cooler, if you dont want to buy a new cooler, you can buy a backplate and the original cooler should still work :)
nice! great tip!
Done this BUT you get a message on bootup about front usb 3 is not connected as it's slightly different to normal.usn 3 headers on own cases. Also the rear case fan, if not connected the. You get a message about that also. I used a prodesk 490 mini tower pc.
Well I needed that video yesterday. I just cutted the CPU cooler holder out and screwed it on the MBU. For the USB and audio error I plugged the yellow USB in and actually used the 3.0 USB and 2 hubs.
No new power supply needed and did it the same way in the video with double sided tape additionally.
Biggest problem is the length of the cables.
I was able to disassemble the original switch on compartment and use the original LEDs and switch in the aftermarket case.
G2 600 805D board with 32gb ram and 6gb GPU. 1tb ssd 256gb nvme on expci
Works fine but the mbu and cpu is not really made to be upgraded this much.
Love your vids they have made me closer to my dream of owning a pc
😁
cobuman yay
cobuman is the hp 8300 a good budget gaming pc with other parts
@@LBAK1021 It's still okay for some gaming... but if possible get a newer PC because that one is about 10 years old now.
cobuman will the one you used be good for games
14:20 you are a savior!!! figured out led hdd led are the ones past the reserved and empty pins, but maybe no reset button and pwr leds?
Hey what if i take out the cpu and ram and put it into an atx motherboard with same socket and stuff please respond and also can you please recommend one to me. Thank you i have hp 8100 elite sff
I don't know which computer you have but this is how you find your CPU socket: th-cam.com/video/stcuFDSUTwE/w-d-xo.html
Once you figure what the socket is search with that number to find a motherboard. So, if you have 800 G1 the socket for that is LGA1150 and then you just search for that on Amazon. Like this: amzn.to/3dcvMGq
If you find motherboards that are too expensive... at that point you might as build a new computer with better/cheaper parts.
@@Cobuman my computer is hp 8100 elite small form factwr lga 1156 i think thank you
6:18 if the pc is used, now is a good time to replace the cmos (bios) battery.
you got a like as soon as you put one PC inside the other!!
haha. 🤣
Hello. I have an hp z230 SFF and I am wondering if it is possible to do the same to transfer the motherboard to a larger case. History of being able to put a larger graphics card. Thank you
Possibly. They look very similar and orientation of mobo appears to be the same. Open it and take a look to compare if mobo looks to be the same size, shape and back I/O orientation.
@@Cobuman The two motherboards are really very close. I'm just wondering, if the power supply is the same as yours on the video. I have to test.
The rear is not the same though. I have another motherboard that no longer works and there are small differences, but that's okay. The most important thing is that it starts correctly when I press the button. I have read on forums, and some say it is not possible to start with anything other than the original button, but your video and there to prove otherwise.
I have a tower elitedesk. It come with a random standard CPU cooler size and mounting holes. Which makes it complicated to swap. I'm not sure if I could use a nut four nuts to hold the CPU cooler in place?
Probably can. Just be super careful when tightening them and make sure they don't touch any circuits from the back. So, use very small nuts.
hellow my brother its 5 years but ur video brought me here umm i have the hp engage flex pro would it also work i really need to change mine thanks your time
I'm not sure. The models have changed a lot.
Power connector is a 4pin... the new poer supply i bought has a 8pin. Have to buy an adaptor. 8pin female to 4 pin male adaptor (Your links product wasnt available.) Also had to get a molex to 3 pin adaptor for the fans in the case. Harddrives connect to the outside/side-back of the case. The heatsink/fan i ordered (your link) they sent me the wrong one or it wasnt right for my hp. So i used the original but ripped the aluminum screwholes off of the old case.(wasnt difficult) waiting for new power adaptor to show up to.orrow.
Ive never done this before. I WISH I TOOK PICTURES OF THE UNTOUCHED MOTHERBOARD BEFORE I STARTED. So i could see the original configuration.
I need this, I need this thank you so much
So can I pull the whole thing out and hook it up with a 600w psu and an RX 580 8gb?
Nice one man! Thank you so much!! Subbed. ❤
Thanks for the sub!
Did the motherboard accept the newer GPU without any problems?
Yes, here is a video of me just adding an external GPU: th-cam.com/video/tj2ws0mTm6E/w-d-xo.html
But yes, any GPU should work when used in larger PC case. Otherwise you can install a low profile card that fits inside the original sff case. Like this: amzn.to/3f05sxA
@cobuman, did you just assume the G3 would work or did you test it? It's a different motherboard after G2 and doesn't use a 6-pin connector. It uses the flat connector (PWRCMD) and a 4-pin (PWR). Guess it's too late now since I'd already ordered a G3. No pre-made adapters. :|
Depends which G3 you mean. If 800 G3 then you are correct. But if it's for example 705 G3 then it's the same. Sorry about confusion. Anyway, if you need extra power to run a large GPU you can also use a 2nd PSU just for that. Here is my video if interested: th-cam.com/video/tj2ws0mTm6E/w-d-xo.html around 5min mark I show how to connect it.
@@Cobuman I think they still use that flat 7 pin (and actually has 7 wires instead of just 4) for PWRCMD. But they switched to using a 4-pin 12-volt (I think it's 12 volt) for the PWR. I've been trying to find the pinouts for the power supply on the elitedesk G3 but I can't really find anything.
@@MatthewLenz Yea, I didn't find anything either. It seems like it was a limited model or something. Are wires colored like yellow and black? If so you can check using volt meter and possibly reuse the connector by connecting to power supply source. Like connecting it to extra SATA power cable. Of course, be careful if you decide to do so. :)
@Matthew Lenz did you ever have any luck with the G3 ?
I have the same computer, and i followed this video to upgrade to a new case. I followed the video exactly and when i switch on the power supply the little green light on the motherboard blinks, so i know it works, but when i press the power switch on the case it doesnt boot up. Did i plug the switch into the motheboard wrong? Where am i supposed to plug it in?
Right here. th-cam.com/video/C70nmtTFPuw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RrATDW5G2OmXckVd&t=846
Thank you my good sir. I feel so dumb for overlooking that haha
Plastic works for rhe IO backplate😊
Nice!
I wanted to do this with an Elitedesk 800 G5 SFF, but that has the front usb ports and powerbutton directly on the motherboard, instead of with wires, so it was basically only made for that case, which is a shame, but I got it really cheap, will sell it with profit, learned a lesson and will buy some other motherboard and cpu :)
That motherboard looks the same size as the one in the broken Prodesk 600 g2 micro tower I have. I could just make life easy and put one of these in there. The IO part on the back looks identical and the power suply has the exact same connectors. Also this one has a better chipset, right?
It might be the same chipset but different CPU
Can u just switch side panel cover to acrylic ang make a hole for extra fan?
if you have the skill you can do anything you want.
Thanks man, does it have extra pin for extra fan, sorry im jst new to this.
@@bineflextv5438 I forget to be honest. Check on the motherboard for extra fan connector, it should say "fan" next to it. Otherwise, you can use one of these adapters: amzn.to/3MSa8bq
@@Cobuman big help thanks man! subscribed!!
thank you for your video is really helpful
Sure thing.
Please help me! where should the power button and the front panel and reset button be inserted? The place you have just don't know the order! Thank you for the help!
Towards the end of video I show where to plug in. You can also use the process of elimination and test which one works. Someone in comments provided the pin out diagram as well.
@@Cobuman yes i found it! Thank you the help!
@@bezseksz665
i like the way of setting the small tower inside the big one its easier
Have you tried case swap with an hp g3? Thanks.
I have not.
My PC's exhaust fan is not spinning even after connecting to motherboard?
Hey can’t we use the old heat sink?
Not after you change the case because the old heat sink is screwed in to the original case metal. I guess if you find some small screws to hold it from the other side but you may damage the motherboard like that.
Hey cobuman I'm wondering how to plug in led,reset and the rest of the control panel onto the motherboard?
I'm not sure on the pin outs for those. You can probably figure out with trial and error; however, you can also trace the wires on the original case to see where they lead. Afterwards just match connections. *If anyone else has the diagram for solution please let him know*
cobuman hello pls I have a 6200p sff would this work and can I add gtx 950 on the micro tower I want to upgrade to pls reply
@@Cobuman Here's the pin layout that worked for me on the G3, all credit to David Oosterhuis for this:
"I managed to figure it out for the rest: If you look at the header from above:
xx -> pin 1,2
xx -> pin 3,4 -> power switch
x -> pin 5
xx -> pin 6,7
xx -> pin 8,9
In order for the HDD LED to work, it should go in pin 7 and 9 (align the small arrow on the header). The Power led - should go in pin 6 and the power led + in pin 8. Pin 5 is not used. I'm not sure if the reset button works on this motherboard, as it does not work in my case"
@@EdgyShooter I appreciate you sharing this info. Thanks! 👍
Isn't the mounting brackets for the cpu fan non standard? I can't fit that Intel cooler on here. Am I missing something?
Hey i have got a question I'd love for you to answer but what kind of board is it and how did you connect it to the case
all I know is that it's from an HP G2.
I have the Lenovo M910S SFF Desktop would transferring the parts work on that as well?
I just got the G3 version, totally different motherboard. The front USB, power switch, everything is part of the motherboard so it's too wide to fit in other PC cases.
I need help with the power switches its not working, i cant turn on, help me please.
Hi, thanks for the tutorial. I did this myself and was wondering if there is any way to get the system fans spinning. I put the 3-pin in the same header as you did at 13:10 but the fan does nothing. Next to that, when I boot up I always get a message that the front USB port is not attached (the two 2.0 connections, the 3.0 connections work fine). I think this is because of the yellow header that is now unused. Is there any way to bypass that in the BIOS?
Exact same situation here. Hoping for a fix.
Same
I did resolve this but it’s not fun
If you do have the desktop 800 g2 then what you need to do it take the front USB from your old pc case and you will have to just plug it into the yellow one, it’s just a short term Solution but it works
Did anyone find fan solution?
did the same thing but the system only has 1 fan output that's why your fan is not spinning in the video. if you want more fans have to use fan expander of cpu fan header or use ps to fan connections
I just purchased the same heatsink and fan for my 800 g1 with socket 1150mb and the heatsink isnt large enough. Only 2 of the holes line up
Weird. The one in video is pulled from i7 4770k which uses socket 1150... it's a standard intel heatsink so I'm not sure why it would not work for you. Unless you have a totally different PC or the heatsink you got is somehow different. Do you have an AMD PC by chance? Does it say intel on the heatsink just like in the video?
@@Cobuman My 800 g1 has an i5-4570 socket 1150. The heatsink I ordered and received was exactly like the one in the video, except my original heatsink and fan have a more rectangular mounting points and are not square as the new one has. I was at a point of no return last night so my fix was to just use my original heatsink and fan and I had to put nuts on the bottom of the mainboard and carefully tighten the heatsink down. It works and I am still happy to have the extra space of a regular size case, I hated that SFF case.
@@CallMeAdam2023 It should be squared. Well, I'm glad you got it worked out. I was going to suggest the same thing you already did. Good job.👍
@@Cobuman Every socket 1150 heatsink and fan I look at have square mounting points. I wonder why mine is rectangular? It clearly says LGA1150 right next to the cpu on the board. Oh well at least its working. The only other issue I have is at bootup I keep getting a warning about power supply fan not installed and it says front 1 and 2 USB are not present. But I hooked everything up the way it came off the old case so I dont understand that.
@@Cobuman My Case is the exact same one in your video except mine had no external 3.5. I appreciate you responding to my questions/issue as a creator myself I have noticed most TH-camrs over 3-5k subs do not even acknowledge their subscribers in the comments. You gained a sub!
Hi there, thanks for the video. I have this same exact PC and need to do a transfer as well. The PC Case you linked on this video is no longer available. Are there any other types of casing that can still fit this motherboard? Please let me know. Thank you.
The case is just a standard size ATX so it should work the same with other ones.
@@Cobuman thank you, this helps!
hi, I followed all the steps you have described in the video and it worked, thanks for that! but at the very end I came up with a problem - how can I connect case fans to this MB? Looks like there is only a CPU fan slot and that's about it... any ideas?
You can add another system fan through unused sata power with an adapter or hard wire.
I can do this with an hp elite 6300? Because I’m planning on doing that later down the line
Could you sell the backplate at 1:04 u were talking about
What type of cases will the board of the hp elitedesk mobo fits in? (Like will it fit in a micro atx?)
I don't think it will fit in micro atx case. Case used in video is Mid Tower. Link in description.
thank you so much it was very helpful!!
Hi Cobuman, I would like to ask you if you can show the structure of how the front panel pins are positioned.
I am lost in that aspect
From what I can tell based on testing:
If you look at the header from above:
xx -> pin 1,2
xx -> pin 3,4 -> power switch
x -> pin 5
xx -> pin 6,7
xx -> pin 8,9
@@Cobuman thanks cobuman but how do i locate the other connectors?
I have these connectors:
hdd led two pin
reset sw two pins
Power LED + one pin
Power LED - one pin
@@willi234ify You can trace back the front panel wires on the original and see where it goes. For LED it will lead to LED under the power button.
Hey :)
What about the front USB2.0 connector? It's also proprietary.
Any adapter that one could purchase anywhere?
Tx
This is 800 G2. I'm not sure about front USB... It may work with some ATX cases, compare the connectors. To be honest I forgot to connect those in the video.
@@Cobuman I also have the 800 g2.
The usb2.0 header on the MB is 8 pins then 2 empty pins then another 2 pins.
Regular usb2.0 headers are 9 pins. But there are only 8 wires on the connector. So maybe a regular usb2.0 connector would work using the 8 pins from the header (leaving the 2 pins unused) but I can not test atm...
Maybe the 2 extra pins are for some kind of activity led or something. Is there such a thing for usb2.0 on the 800 g2?