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Can This PSU Fit In This Case?

xmilyy
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Looks like that will fit just fine.

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So i Bought New Case And I Want To Know If This PSU FIT THERE.

The Psu Form Factor Is:ATX
Motherboard support: ATX,mATX,µATX

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We need more specific info on what case and PSU they are.

 

Also, that PSU looks like trash and I would not recommend powering any components with it that you care about. It could possibly explode and/or kill other components depending on how bad it is.

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Should fit fine, however that PSU looks cheap as hell. Do not, and I repeat DO NOT use a cheap power supply like that to power your computer. Unless you don't care that's a risk I wouldn't be willing to take.

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Just now, SpookyCitrus said:

Should fit fine, however that PSU looks cheap as hell. Do not, and I repeat DO NOT use a cheap power supply like that to power your computer. Unless you don't care that's a risk I wouldn't be willing to take.

This is super true. Especially for high wattage pcs. A risk that isn't worth it. I rather wait and spend like $100-200 on a PSU than $50 and be like "This is fine"

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2 minutes ago, Noble3212 said:

This is super true. Especially for high wattage pcs. A risk that isn't worth it. I rather wait and spend like $100-200 on a PSU than $50 and be like "This is fine"

Psu looks like the nJoy Ayrus, costs like 15$. https://www.njoy.global/product/ayrus-500

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Just now, Ralf said:

Psu looks like the nJoy Ayrus, costs like 15$. https://www.njoy.global/product/ayrus-500

Excuse me? Okay someone needs to educate this guy on proper PSUs. It's either you cough out some money for a good one or you minus well keep your cash for awhile lol! 

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42 minutes ago, Ralf said:

Psu looks like the nJoy Ayrus, costs like 15$. https://www.njoy.global/product/ayrus-500

I'm sorry??????!!!!!!! $15??????? No way. That thing is a part killer just waiting to be plugged in.

 

YO @xmilyyDO NOT USE THAT POWER SUPPLY!!!!!

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2 hours ago, SpookyCitrus said:

I'm sorry??????!!!!!!! $15??????? No way. That thing is a part killer just waiting to be plugged in.

 

YO @xmilyyDO NOT USE THAT POWER SUPPLY!!!!!

nah im not LOL in my country that PSU is 45$.

BTW Thanks For The Reply.

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2 hours ago, SpookyCitrus said:

I'm sorry??????!!!!!!! $15??????? No way. That thing is a part killer just waiting to be plugged in.

 

YO @xmilyyDO NOT USE THAT POWER SUPPLY!!!!!

BTW is 400W Enought For i3 12100f,GTX 1050 TI,16GB Ram 3200MHz,1 SATA SSD?

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11 minutes ago, xmilyy said:

BTW is 400W Enought For i3 12100f,GTX 1050 TI,16GB Ram 3200MHz,1 SATA SSD?

Ehh, should be fine if you get a quality unit but barely, I'd go for a quality 550w and have a little extra headroom. 

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11 hours ago, xmilyy said:

BTW is 400W Enought For i3 12100f,GTX 1050 TI,16GB Ram 3200MHz,1 SATA SSD?

Depends on the quality of the unit. What's the brand and model of the 400w PSU?

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