Will this power supply fit into Micro ATX mini towers, such as this Rosewill model? Rosewill Micro-ATX Mini Tower Computer Case with Dual USB 3.0, Dual Fans and 12.5-Inch Card LINE-M Black Will this power supply fit into Micro ATX mini towers, such as this Rosewill model? Rosewill Micro-ATX Mini Tower Computer Case with Dual USB... » Read More Will this power supply fit into Micro ATX mini towers, such as this Rosewill model? Rosewill Micro-ATX Mini Tower Computer Case with Dual USB 3.0, Dual Fans and 12.5-Inch Card LINE-M Black « Show Less
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My recent post is for the 725w version, which might be bigger, unit wise, but should still have the same bolt dimensions.
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It should without a problem. Just to be sure though, the bolts are in a 4.5" x2.5", and the entire unit is 6" deep, x 6" wide, and 4" tall.
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Yes you could put a higher watt PSU in the machine if you get a mini-ITX size, available on Amazon, but I wouldn't recommend it. The case is very tight and can only fit low profile GPUs which are not as good price/performance wise as full size cards.
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Yes, of course...it will fit into any micro atx case....make sure your CPU is compatible..it must be a 65W cpu..the cpu must be an Q8200S..any with an "S" on the end!!...Good Luck!!
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It will fit a micro atx case, like any other standard psu; however, you'd better off with a Corsair psu. Pay a bit more and get a quality power supply, this is not a quality psu.
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It worked perfectly in the mid tower case that I used. This case also had a top mounted power supply spot. Of course mid tower cases are all different sizes but the power supply slots should all be same sizes.
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Wouldn't work in my micro case. If you looked for a larger micro atX case (like one of the corsairs). You need the case to have a slot below the bottom graphics card. You can use USB extentions if needed. I just decided to go with a R9 280x and forget it.
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I just goggled your desktop and it's a micro atx mini chassis so yes it will fit in your case. Your desktop should have a 305W PSU and that should be enough for this low end card. If not then I recommend getting a 400W from a quality company such as Corsair, Thermaltake, Seasonic, or if you are on a strict budget then Rosewill.
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Motherboard Compatibility micro ATX / ATX the mother board will fit because it is a Micro ATX Motherboard. but the power supply is mounted on the bottom.
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Does your HP have a slimline / low-profile case? If so, I seriously doubt that this card will fit. I have an upgraded HP pavilion slimline, came with a 300w PSU. I had to get a new case / tower, and I replaced the stock PSU w/ an Antec 900w. 300w was not enough, so if you've got a 250w, then you'll have to upgrade. I can tell you that this card is great for video editing / 3D modeling, etc.
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Im not a expert but in some sites the descrition about it said.. the only micro or mini atx can fit in there... sorry for my english
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No, I don't think you can fit any card in this small case. A card would have to go through the back in order for you to hook up to it and this computer case has no slots on the back. If you want any kind of card you will have to go with something a little bigger. If you could do without a card I would give this case a try. It really is a great little case. There are a couple you-tubes that use this for a build, you could watch those and get a better idea if this is for you. If you want to go this route then you want a low-modest power consumption chip. I used an I-3 with about 55-60 watt rating and it works well. No, I don't think you can fit any card in this small case. A card would have to go through the back in order for you to hook up to it and this computer case has no slots on the back. If you want any kind of card you will have to go with something a little bigger. If you could do without a card I would give this case a try. It really is a great little case. There are a couple you-tubes that use this for a build, you could watch those and get a better idea if this is for you. If you want to go this route then you want a low-modest power consumption chip. I used an I-3 with about 55-60 watt... » Read More No, I don't think you can fit any card in this small case. A card would have to go through the back in order for you to hook up to it and this computer case has no slots on the back. If you want any kind of card you will have to go with something a little bigger. If you could do without a card I would give this case a try. It really is a great little case. There are a couple you-tubes that use this for a build, you could watch those and get a better idea if this is for you. If you want to go this route then you want a low-modest power consumption chip. I used an I-3 with about 55-60 watt rating and it works well. « Show Less
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There are some mini itx cases that will support micro atx. In this case.... I don't believe that is the "case". Your micro atx board will be to big.
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No. Any standard atx power supply will work. Rosewill makes decent power supplies, but any will work.
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It all depends on the case. You must check the specs on the mATX case and see if they accept full size ATX power supplies. I personally own 3 mATX and mini-ITX cases that all accept a full size PSU.
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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.
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Supports standard length ATX power supply. Standard dimension for this form factor is: 150mm (W) x 86mm (H) x 140mm (5.5 inches)(D). ATX PSU's only vary by length. In short, yes, it should fit.
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Yes it should fit fine. Any Micro ATX motherboard fits fine, unless it's a FULL size ATX board with 6 or more PCI slots, which yours is not. Hope this helps!