what kind psu do i need

[76561199479053601]

what kind of power supply do i need cuz im thinking about getting a power supply but not entirely sure but i dont know what kind of psu will fit into my pc here are the dimensions for my pc 15.5 x 29.73 x 33.7 cm

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what case?
brand/model

[76561199479053601]

hp victus

[r.linder]

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/jvLypg/super-flower-golden-green-hx-650-w-80-gold-certified-atx-power-supply-sf-650p14xe-hx

Cheapest decent power supply, Super Flower makes most of EVGA's quality power supplies

[76561199479053601]

Автор сообщения: 尺．し工几句ヨ尺

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/jvLypg/super-flower-golden-green-hx-650-w-80-gold-certified-atx-power-supply-sf-650p14xe-hx

Cheapest decent power supply, Super Flower makes most of EVGA's quality power supplies

im not sure if it will fit my pc cuz its atx not micro atx i dont have a huge tower u know

[r.linder]

Автор сообщения: PhilyGamer14

Автор сообщения: 尺．し工几句ヨ尺

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/jvLypg/super-flower-golden-green-hx-650-w-80-gold-certified-atx-power-supply-sf-650p14xe-hx

Cheapest decent power supply, Super Flower makes most of EVGA's quality power supplies

im not sure if it will fit my pc cuz its atx not micro atx i dont have a huge tower u know

MicroATX PSUs aren't a thing, there's ATX, TFX, SFX, etc.

The vast majority of cases support ATX power supplies.

[76561199479053601]

Автор сообщения: 尺．し工几句ヨ尺

Автор сообщения: PhilyGamer14

im not sure if it will fit my pc cuz its atx not micro atx i dont have a huge tower u know

MicroATX PSUs aren't a thing, there's ATX, TFX, SFX, etc.

The vast majority of cases support ATX power supplies.

oh ok than thank u

[Supafly]

Автор сообщения: PhilyGamer14

Автор сообщения: 尺．し工几句ヨ尺

MicroATX PSUs aren't a thing, there's ATX, TFX, SFX, etc.

The vast majority of cases support ATX power supplies.

oh ok than thank u

If you're unsure measure the dimensions yourself length, width and height then look at the PSU you intend to buy and compare.

[76561199479053601]

Автор сообщения: Supafly

Автор сообщения: PhilyGamer14

oh ok than thank u

If you're unsure measure the dimensions yourself length, width and height then look at the PSU you intend to buy and compare.

oh ok well my pc dimensions are 15.5 cm wide, 29.73 cm long, and its 33.7 cm tall or to translate it into mm its 155 mm wide, 297.3 mm long, and its 337 mm tall

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he measured the case not the psu

[Supafly]

Автор сообщения: PhilyGamer14

Автор сообщения: Supafly

If you're unsure measure the dimensions yourself length, width and height then look at the PSU you intend to buy and compare.

oh ok well my pc dimensions are 15.5 cm wide, 29.73 cm long, and its 33.7 cm tall or to translate it into mm its 155 mm wide, 297.3 mm long, and its 337 mm tall

Not the PC case dimensions I mean the inside part of the case when PSU will be. Length is the only difference I know about for ATK mid/full towers. Not sure about the smaller cases or branded systems, like Dell, which Is why I suggested just measure it yourself.

Edit: If you knew what case you have or if it's a branded system knowing that would allow us to check for you. As you haven't said I'm assuming you don't know hence why I suggested measuring, the PSU install location

[76561199479053601]

Автор сообщения: Supafly

Автор сообщения: PhilyGamer14

oh ok well my pc dimensions are 15.5 cm wide, 29.73 cm long, and its 33.7 cm tall or to translate it into mm its 155 mm wide, 297.3 mm long, and its 337 mm tall

Not the PC case dimensions I mean the inside part of the case when PSU will be. Length is the only difference I know about for ATK mid/full towers. Not sure about the smaller cases or branded systems, like Dell, which Is why I suggested just measure it yourself.

Edit: If you knew what case you have or if it's a branded system knowing that would allow us to check for you. As you haven't said I'm assuming you don't know hence why I suggested measuring, the PSU install location

ok well the pc i have is a hp victus 15l gaming desktop tg02-0013w

[r.linder]

Автор сообщения: PhilyGamer14

Автор сообщения: Supafly

Not the PC case dimensions I mean the inside part of the case when PSU will be. Length is the only difference I know about for ATK mid/full towers. Not sure about the smaller cases or branded systems, like Dell, which Is why I suggested just measure it yourself.

Edit: If you knew what case you have or if it's a branded system knowing that would allow us to check for you. As you haven't said I'm assuming you don't know hence why I suggested measuring, the PSU install location

ok well the pc i have is a hp victus 15l gaming desktop tg02-0013w

PSU likely will handle 350W but it's still too close to the edge to be used reliably with that power supply in the long term. Based on the size of the case, it's probably ATX, but take the thing out and measure it.

[Supafly]

Автор сообщения: PhilyGamer14

ok well the pc i have is a hp victus 15l gaming desktop tg02-0013w

Branded system and they lack available PSU dimensions. ATX case so in theory the average sized PSU would fit. However, sometimes these systems are designed in such a way normal hardware won't always fit.

Turn system off and open up the case. Locate the PSU and actually measure it.

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thats why i asked for the case brand/model
that kind of info is easy to look up
complete psu and mobo specs

some oem use a custom board with non standard psu power connectors
its one of those, this is it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPGFipfPhow

yea thats nowhere near a standard mobo/psu or anything pc

better off throwing it away and buying a new pc instead of upgrading it
you can salvage the ssd, ram, cpu but thats it

[kingjames488]

pretty much any PSU will work... they're not as complicated as people would make you think.

what you pay for is quality, things like passive cooling.

tho really when it comes down to it everything is related to how much the PSU is loaded, the more efficient ones limit the voltages father below their max, everything runs cooler and more efficiently, you don't need a cooling fan...

TL:DR you should get a decent PSU that's got a good margin above what you need.