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Discussion in 'Other Hardware' started by thomja, Jan 17, 2011.

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  1. thomja Newcomer, in training Posts: 93

    Hi i have a HP p6341sc computer and i need to change the power supply

    Corsair TX 650W PSU
    ATX 12V V2.2, 80 Plus, Standard. 2x 6+2-pin PCIe, 8x SATA, 120mm Fan

    is what i had in mind but im wondering if its going to work i dont really see a reason why it shouldnt but i just want a confirmation

    Heres my computer spec in details

    http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/bi...portFAQ&prodSeriesId=4079858&prodTypeId=12454

    The reason to why i want a new power supply is so that i can buy a new GOOD graphics card but my current 300w power supply isnt enough

    so please help me thanks!
    thomja, Jan 17, 2011
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  2. gwailo247 TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 2,105   +18

    should be fine.
    gwailo247, Jan 17, 2011
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  3. thomja Newcomer, in training Posts: 93

    ok so i dont ahve to buy any new cables? Will everything fit?
    thomja, Jan 18, 2011
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  4. JMMD TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 1,178

    PSU dimensions are listed as: 5.9"(W) x 3.4"(H) X 5.9"(L)

    You case is listed as:
    Mid-size ATX

    * Height: 38.7 cm (15.23 inches)
    * Width: 17.5 cm (6.89 inches)
    * Length: 41.4 cm (16.29 inches)

    Assuming there's nothing blocking the area where the PSU goes and the cutout for the back of the PSU is standard it would fit fine. You should not need any new cables.
    JMMD, Jan 18, 2011
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  5. gwailo247 TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 2,105   +18

    Go inside your case with a ruler and measure the dimensions of your current PSU. If they're the same or smaller as the dimensions kindly provided above, then you're good.
    gwailo247, Jan 18, 2011
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  6. thomja Newcomer, in training Posts: 93

    aaaw thats hard work xD and im not really good at the but ok ill try

    But doesnt JMMD proove that it works? he has my dimensions in the post
    thomja, Jan 18, 2011
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  7. gwailo247 TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 2,105   +18

    Like they say, measure twice, cut once.
    gwailo247, Jan 18, 2011
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  8. Arris TechSpot Evangelist Posts: 4,308   +17

    Looks like a standard case from HP, don't see any problem putting the Corsair TX PSU into it.
    And your machine isn't that old so no problem with any shortage of molex power connectors (mostly used for older ATA100/133 HD and Optical drives). THe new PSU has mostly SATA power connectors for drives.
    Arris, Jan 18, 2011
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  9. thomja Newcomer, in training Posts: 93

    ok thanks ill ordered it
    thomja, Jan 18, 2011
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