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AmpuanAomi

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HP 8000 Elite SFF PSU
would these psu compatible with the desktop?

be quiet! SFX Power 2 400W(400W, 100mm, (L x W x D),100mm x 125mm x 63.5mm, 80+ Bronze)

be quiet! SFX Power 2 300W(300W, 100mm, (L x W x D),100mm x 125mm x 63.5mm, 80+ Bronze)

be quiet! TFX Power 2 300W(300W, (L x W x D),175mm x 85mm x 70mm, 80+ Gold)

be quiet! TFX Power 2 300W(300W, (L x W x D),175mm x 85mm x 65mm, 80+ Gold)
Chieftec SFX-500GD-C (500W, , Gold 80 +)

High Power SFX-L500GD (Fully Modular)(500W, (L x W x D), 125mm (W) x 130mm (D) x 63mm (H)

Kamariki Gold SPKRG-S500P (500W, , Gold 80 +)

Silverstone SFX Series SX500-LG (500W, 125 mm (W) × 63.5 mm (H) × 130 mm (D), Gold 80 +)


or can i just use regular psu and just find the right psu cables to run?
 
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Rogue Leader
Actually I took a closer look at your motherboard, you cannot add any PSU. This has a proprietary psu plug setup as well, there is no 20/24 pin connector as on a normal motherboard.

You cannot upgrade or replace this PSU.
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Rogue Leader

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None of the above.

That PSU is proprietary to the case. If you want to upgrade the PSU in this system you need to swap the motherboard to a new case. Now the other problem for you is this motherboard is BTX of which cases are no longer made. So unfortunately you are basically stuck unless you want to go Frankenstein with the PSU hanging out outside of the case, which IMO is a bad idea.
 
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AmpuanAomi

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okay, so what if i want to go frankenstein but made my own personal mod etc. may i know why is it a bad idea?
also if i do then does that mean i can use any psu?

i dont mind rekting this pc as it is very old
 
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