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Power supply for PC

merc190 · 2009-05-28 23:49:31

My power supply for the PC packed in. Where can I source a new in Ireland. Its make is ATX 250 12z rev c. 250 watt output. Thanks.

28-05-2009 11:49pm

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merc190

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My power supply for the PC packed in. Where can I source a new in Ireland. Its make is ATX 250 12z rev c. 250 watt output. Thanks.

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#2 29-05-2009 3:36am

Solitaire

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If it really is an ATX-sized unit then almost any cheap modern PSU should do the trick. What's the system in question anyway?

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#3 29-05-2009 6:39pm

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i have a 250v one if your stuck its yours 4 free if you can pick up dublin pm me if you want it

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#4 29-05-2009 7:06pm

merc190

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Massy086 thanks for teh offer. I'll have a look in the shops tommorow if i'm stuck i'll take you up on the offer other wise thanks.

solitaire, The system is a hp pavillion.

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#5 30-05-2009 1:58am

Solitaire

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What type though? If its a wide tower you're fine, but if its a slimline model you'll have problems... those usually use SFX/TFX PSUs

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#6 31-05-2009 1:29pm

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i have a 600w ATX one lying around if you want it

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#7 02-06-2009 5:45pm

merc190

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Got one over the weekend, sorted again. thanks to all.

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