Can this case hold a power supply with the dimensions of 7.9 x 5.9 x 3.4 inches? If not, what is the max dimension?
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I have one that is 5.5 x 5.9 x 3.4 inches in it and it fits nicely. The max length listed in the specs is 180mm which should be just barely over 7 inches. So 7.9 might be a little too long. I believe 5.9 x 3.4 is the standard width and height for an ATX PSU so any ATX PSU roughly 7 inches or less should be fine.
942954
Power supply dimensions: 5.5 x 3.2 x 6 inches. Check the size of your actual power supply
2170996
It is a universal power supply. I can't see why it won't fit a standard size CPU case.
1027419
I have something made by mini-box. It's a 200W pico-psu. It works. I have had some issues with my computer though. I can't be certain if it is power related but it could be. Personally, I do not like this case. The power button broke in two days. The face plate is the cheapest plastic imaginable. I'm going to sell my whole system and build a new one.
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I don't know what the dimensions on the your mobo is, but I'm running an Asus Crosshair IV Formula Mobo with a 1,000 watt power supply which both are pretty good size with also the capability to run three Radeon Sapphire video cards. The Mobo is approx. 12" x 9". The Half-X case is verry spacious and laid out well. I would venture to say that you won't have a problem.
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That depends entirely on your motherboard. It's a fantastic case, but you need to make sure that the power supply will fit properly. I haven't tried myself, but my guess is not so much. Still, it's worth busting out the tape-measure.
1267095
Even though this is a "Mid-tower" case, this case can fit litterally anything you put in it. I have a 1000 watt power supply in mine and a watercooler for my CPU. However, the side panels are extended outward to fit big air coolers as well. I highly recommend this case.
1787720
Accommodates ATX power supplies - I used this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00918N4A0/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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It could be to long. It doesn't look like a big case and I see on a dell forum where some guy says the following about your model "I think you need a power supply with a depth of around 5.9 inches. I encountered this issue on the weekend when I tried to move an OCZ Fatality 550-watt PSU into a similar (XPS 7100) case and it wouldn't fit". Therefore i looked and some corsair 750w psu's are only 5.9" deep. There are several others that seem to be less than 6", but the xfx 750 is about 6.7". For the sake of it being a nice fit, i would probably choose another. I have had pretty good luck with several corsairs. Check newegg for a deal with mail in rebate. They have a 750m after rebate for 60 (free shipping) or amazon has a cx750 for 69.99. I also checked seasonic (who makes xfx psu's), it looked too long too. oh well. That is alot of power. You may be fine with a 600 watt if you just have a mid priced vid card. If you have a big boy video card, make sure its about 9 inches or less or it won't fit in that case either. If you try to put all these part in another case, the only issue you might run into, is not having a rear i/o shield for your motherboard. It's mostly decorative though.
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No power supply is included with this case. It does accept standard ATX power supplies, but I would not attempt to install a PS longer than 180mm because of the limited space inside.
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It should. There is a fair amount of space but if you find you cant fit it or the cables are a bit too snug for your liking you can move the drive vage directly in front of the power supply for even more room
1853893
i dont know what that case looks like , but it did fit in a pretty small mid tower with plenty of room and its not that longer the. a standered oem power supply
1278811
I can't tell you yes or no, but the case itself is quite small. I had trouble fitting all of my things in there, I don't know how I even got my motherboard in there.
364425
The inside of case is 18.87X13.1X3.8 inches and weighs 8.5lbs. Is you power supply 7.3X6.1X2.5 inches or close to it? The 13 inch may be good for you Pro and the power supply. Do mock up with paper and see if it lays out o.k. Leave room for padding between objects. Case is super strong,could be run over by a truck. USPS, UPS, FedEx??Sent how?
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You should be able to fit just about any PSU into the case. Honestly for best usage, determine if all your other equipment you are placing into the computer uses alot of wattage/Power. Then determine the PSU that you need....once yo decide it should fit just fine. with space to fit everything into it's own place comfortably....I hope this helped, Best of luck.....
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Looking at the hp site which shows the specs of your current power supply and case @ http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=c03359127&l;ang=en&cc;=us&contentType;=SupportFAQ&prodS;eriesId=5187022&prodTypeId;=12454You should be able to fit it, although it may be tight your case is listed to be 6.89 inches wide and the psu is 6.3. I wouldn't recommend buying a psu any wider than this.
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I used a CORSAIR AX860i 860W; dimensions 5.9"(W) x 3.4"(H) x 6.3"(L). Also supports smaller SFX-size PSU's, like the SILVERSTONE ST45SF-G 450W, 4.92" x 2.5" x 3.94". Careful when choosing standard PSU's, the power connectors can block long video cards.