WIll my PSU fit in the bitfenix prodigy?

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Judging from the little voltage switch on it, the low price, and the fact that it is not an Antec VP-450 (perhaps the only PSU with a voltage switch that is not based on an obsolete, inefficient design), although this PSU would fit, you would not want to use it to power computer components.
If you specify your remaining components (particularly your video card and CPU), we can suggest a quality PSU that would be a better, safer choice.
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Yep! I got a 165mm non-modular PSU to squeeze in to my Phenom (same internal chassis as the prodigy), and this one is only 158mm, so you should be fine. You just might have to be creative with your cables, but you can definitely make it work.

My only hesitation might be that this isn't the highest quality PSU - have you already bought it? If it were me, I'd consider spending a few extra bucks for something that might have better internals...just a thought!
 
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Judging from the little voltage switch on it, the low price, and the fact that it is not an Antec VP-450 (perhaps the only PSU with a voltage switch that is not based on an obsolete, inefficient design), although this PSU would fit, you would not want to use it to power computer components.
If you specify your remaining components (particularly your video card and CPU), we can suggest a quality PSU that would be a better, safer choice.
 
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