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I'm back with these unmatching measurements.

I took apart a FUJITSU SIEMENS SCENIC P300 at school. It has an unusual design, where the power supply is mounted on top of the CPU and the PSU fan is used to cool both the CPU and PSU. I measured the PSU and the dimensions are 100x100x180 mm. I thought it was an SFX or a TFX form factor, but the dimensions don't match. The PSU is a Newton Power NPS-200PB-132A.

So what is the form factor of this power supply?

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10 minutes ago, Giganizer300PRO said:

I'm back with these unmatching measurements.

I took apart a FUJITSU SIEMENS SCENIC P300 at school. It has an unusual design, where the power supply is mounted on top of the CPU and the PSU fan is used to cool both the CPU and PSU. I measured the PSU and the dimensions are 100x100x180 mm. I thought it was an SFX or a TFX form factor, but the dimensions don't match. The PSU is a Newton Power NPS-200PB-132A.

So what is the form factor of this power supply?

Seems like there's no form factor for that power supply. It might be an interstellar PSU.(Just kidding) It is kinda weird and I bet that PC is old enough so you won't be able to install win7. Back on topic. After some research I've found that the case is microtower. So I suppose the PSU should be microtower as well? I really have no idea.

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Just now, R3ep3r said:

Seems like there's no form factor for that power supply. It might be an interstellar PSU.(Just kidding) It is kinda weird and I bet that PC is old enough so you won't be able to install win7. Back on topic. After some research I've found that the case is microtower. So I suppose the PSU should be microtower as well? I really have no idea.

The case is a microtower yes and it has a microATX mobo in it. It's from the early 2000s and it has 32bit XP installed (lags). Thanks for trying.

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TFX or LTX i guess, probably a custom usit though, i have sevral compleatly custom units made for just one PC, one thats basically a stick and one thats a 80x80 mm at the back and then about 10x80 mm for the rest of it lol

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