SUGGESTION REGARDING POWER SUPPLY

[ABDUL HADI]

Hi guys, 

 

I need an advice,I have a workmachine (Lenovo thinkstation) it has 32gb eram and 1tb hard along with a solid drive (256 gb),2 xeon processors and gtx 960 OC..Thats all 

The problem is recently I lost my power supply due to low voltages and I couldn't find similar power supply as in my country amazon and ebaby is not available.

So far what I remember my power supply was around 1000 watts or I guess 1200 watts...so can I fit cooler master power supply in it or is it really important to buy similar for workstation. (I am not a computer geek).

The guy whom I gave my computer in the market he said the similar power supply isn't available and It can't be fix and didn't give me cooler master option dono if he is playing with me but today I thought maybe I could use cooler master but I should take advice from experts.

 

Thank you 

[Fasauceome]

What kind of cooler master power supply? I think the 1000 watt power supply was too much power (but that's not really a bad thing) and if you get a power supply that's like 850 watts that would work too. Do you know what kind of think station this is? It would give a really clear idea of what would work for you.

[ABDUL HADI]

1 minute ago, fasauceome said:

What kind of cooler master power supply? I think the 1000 watt power supply was too much power (but that's not really a bad thing) and if you get a power supply that's like 850 watts that would work too. Do you know what kind of think station this is? It would give a really clear idea of what would work for you.

I Don't remember the exact model because my machine is in the market but It is almost similar to Lenovo s30 even it looks exactly like s30 but my specs are a bit higher that's it.

 

Thank you so much for the reply! 

[Brooksie359]

1000 watt psu even for a dual socket system is alot. The only thing that might be an issue is if the previous psu wasn't ATX and the case isn't ATX compatible. There is also an issue if the motherboard uses a proprietary power connectors that are only available on the psu that broke. Can't do much with the cooler master psu if it doesn't have the proper power connectors. If the case and board both use industry standards rather than proprietary things then a third party psu should work fine. 

[ABDUL HADI]

19 minutes ago, Brooksie359 said:

1000 watt psu even for a dual socket system is alot. The only thing that might be an issue is if the previous psu wasn't ATX and the case isn't ATX compatible. There is also an issue if the motherboard uses a proprietary power connectors that are only available on the psu that broke. Can't do much with the cooler master psu if it doesn't have the proper power connectors. If the case and board both use industry standards rather than proprietary things then a third party psu should work fine. 

So,basically I don't know about psu and atx,What I've consumed so far that there could be connectors problem (if the connectors matches the new power supply could work).I'll go the market tomorrow and take the picture of my power supply and its pins and connectors.

 

thank you for the reply