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How Long is The Corsair RM650 Power Supply?

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I can't seem to find the lenght of the corsair rm650 power supply anywhere. So, for those of you with this power supply, how long is it? Also, bit it fit in the BitFenix Phenom ITX case.

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I believe it is ATX size

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I can't seem to find the lenght of the corsair rm650 power supply anywhere. So, for those of you with this power supply, how long is it?

Amazon says: 

  • Product Dimensions: 6.3 x 5.9 x 3.4 inches ; 6.3 pounds
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I believe it is ATX size

 

Not all ATX power supplies are uniform in dimensions.

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On Corsiar's website I found:

 

 

Dimensions
150mm x 86mm x 160mm

 

So its 160mm long.

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too damn long :P I can't fit my 780 in the first slot in my prodigy m because its too long.

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