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Determining PSU compatibility

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Gibbs

Discussion Starter · Jan 5, 2007

Hey all,

Not very knowledgable on the hardware side of things. I'm looking to buy a 500W PSU but I need to make sure it's compatible with my current setup, of course. I have my old PSU here for referrence so if anybody could guide me to what information I need to find the right type I would be very grateful. The only thing I know is that it's a "Standard" PSU apparently.

Thanks

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brite750

· #4 · Jan 5, 2007

Gibbs said:
Hey all,

Not very knowledgable on the hardware side of things. I'm looking to buy a 500W PSU but I need to make sure it's compatible with my current setup, of course. I have my old PSU here for referrence so if anybody could guide me to what information I need to find the right type I would be very grateful. The only thing I know is that it's a "Standard" PSU apparently.

Thanks

yeah comon spill your guts

list the make/model wattage etc. also all your other stuff, cpu, graphics card, how many hdd, optical drives, fans etc.

chances are its just an atx power supply with a 20pin plug but we dont like guessing

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