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Power Supply

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Melkor

Discussion Starter · Mar 27, 2004

Hi have a rather new pc (Compaq-almost a year old now)...I want to update it..but I really cant untill I get a larger power supply, this will be my first time getting one so I ask yuo this.....my current power supply says its an ATX-250watt-12Z REV.: D Input:100-127V-6A, 200-240-3A 50/60Hz BST ATX-250-12Z D...so I asume getting another power supply that is "atx" and amd compat it will work on my pc?...also I dont see measurements on any thing I have looked at..are all power supplies the same size?

Before you say "Compaq..what were you thinking yo uidiot" let me say I was in a rush for a pc I needed it for school and didnt have time to shop around....

SPECS

256MB RAM (yeah yeah gotta get more)
250 WATT PW
AMD ATHLON XP 2400+
2 40GB HDDs
Windows XP Pro
Geforce FX 5200 128MB Ram
1 CD/RW
1 DVD player CD-RW combo

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Triple6

· #7 · Mar 31, 2004

Also, make sure the new powersupply will physically fit into your case. Many Comnpaq's use smaller size powersupplies because of the properietary cases. If that is the case you may need to buy a new case with a powersupply.

Measure your powersupply and compare it to a Standard ATX powersupply which is about 5.9" in Length, 5.5" in Width, and 3.4" in Height.

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