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[ATTACH type=“full”]8115[/ATTACH] Pictured above is the PSU that is currently in the case. It’s a 500W Generic one. I would like to replace it with a Fully Modular 750W PSU if possible? Something like this Corsair one? My main concern is size(will it fit)? Any input is greatly appreciated!!!
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I am wanting to replace the PSU in my Acer Nitro N50-600 Prebuilt PC. I have already replaced the GTX 1050ti GPU that came in it with an RTX 2070. I just don’t think this crappy 500W PSU is giving the GPU what it needs!
Before purchasing a new PSU it is advisable that you measure the dimensions of the present PSU and ensure that the new PSU has the correct power connections for the MB, HDDs, optical drives, FDDs or add on cards such as a video card if one is fitted.
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