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Power supply.

ACE OwNz J0oO!! · 2003-01-04 23:00:35

How do i upgrade the power supply in my computer??? I have 250w at the moment and i need to get a least 300w for my new 3d card, Is it hard to install and can it mess up the motherboard

04-01-2003 11:00pm

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How do i upgrade the power supply in my computer??? I have 250w at the moment and i need to get a least 300w for my new 3d card, Is it hard to install and can it mess up the motherboard

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#2 04-01-2003 11:31pm

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No bother. This is presuming you have a newish PC. In some older PCs and or Dell/Compaq machines the PSUs are differerent sizes. Came accross this a few times when upgrading old machines. Anyway aside from that open pc and diconnect all power supply conectors to motherboard,HDDs etc. Unscrew the four screws on the outside of the case that hold the PSU in place. Remove and connect new PSU and all power supply conectors. Easy peasy. P.S. Goverment health warning. Make sure PC is switched off and unplugged before you attempt to do this. :-)

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#3 05-01-2003 1:55am

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cheers

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