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[Solved] 400 watt Power Supply hp p6100z compatible

Forum CPU & Components : Power Supplies, Cases & Mods [Solved] 400 watt Power Supply hp p6100z compatible

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How can I determine which PSU will be a clean retro-fit in my HP p6100z desk top? Th existing 300 w PSU is Bestec model A3X0300DSWCREVA.
Thanks,
Dave

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Looks to be a std size mini tower http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/b [...] peId=12454
Any std size PSU should work for example the Antec EA380 which is a very good PSU in the 400watt range http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6817371033

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jdr37 wrote :

How can I determine which PSU will be a clean retro-fit in my HP p6100z desk top? Th existing 300 w PSU is Bestec model A3X0300DSWCREVA.
Thanks,
Dave


Your current Bestec ATX0300D5WC Rev A power supply is a standard ATX12V form factor power supply unit with dimensions 5.9" W x 3.39" H x 5.51" D.

Are you upgrading the power supply because you've purchased a new graphics card? If yes, please specify the make and model of the new graphics card.

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