Would a "OCZ GameXStream 700w Power Supply fit in this if i open it up and replace?
1115897
One of the reviewers said he put a 700w in his, so I assume so. It's a pretty decent sized case.
959135
Check the clearance for the card and the amps and wattage on your power supply. If all is right then yeah it will work.
462260
The case has a pretty wide footprint. I don't think you'll have a problem with any power supply. I have a 750 watt power supply and it fits fine.
1513617
it should work with no problem but when I my new system I just installed a cooler master 850W power supply in to match the case. The latest case I built was the cooler master storm trooper that case I placed the 1000W power Supply from Cooler Master.
1678577
Yes, it will fit in the slot with the existing video card. Pretty substantial upgrade for you, much better.
242157
My tower is 13.75 x 23 x 29.25 inches (L x W x H). it fit in there fine. Thing with this power supply is it was DOA. pins were faulty so i returned it, but hey if it works for you then great!
1963659
Yes, Should have no problem fitting it in there. It comes with 4 screws so mounting shouldn't be a problem. Just remember, this is only 460 watts. Don't overload it with too many drives or graphics cards. Also, the cables aren't that short. Medium length at best, and that's a small case. When I used this PSU in my mid size case, I had no problem reaching the wires from the bottom to the top where my cpu power was
649550
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.
1268897
It should. I put it in an InWin Ironclad full tower with no problem. If you can get an 850 watt power supply to fit this one will fit. It is not physically larger than other power supplies. I just looked up your case and I am confident this will fit.
899942
The dimensions on this PSU are listed, Check to see if it will fit in the case. Other than that it will work but I STRONGLY discourage using this as a main PSU. It is cheaply made and there are many reports of surges with this. If it fries your computer you will NOT be reimbursed for anything more than the PSU itself
1939532
There is no reason it shouldn't. This will fit into any PCI express slot, but also make sure your case can support the card size and that your PSU has 6 + 8 Pin connectors for the power.
2113706
Any standard power supply will fit. You will need to determine your overall system requirements before you decide what wattage you will need.
673647
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.
1217585
From what I can tell, thats a microATX board so the GTX760 is going to take up alot of space. Other than that yes it will work. Make sure that your PSU is enough to handle the card, I'd say nothing lower than 600w to be safe and that it will physically fit in your case (this card is big).
991051
It looks like it would fit, no problem. However, I can't find any information on the powersupply on the PC. It could be too weak to support this card, recommended PSU should be ~600W. If you open the case you can read it on the powersuply you have. Also, doublecheck if the size looks to fit, I don't know the size in inches, but you can simple google that or visit Gigabyte's website. (http://www.gigabyte.se/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4629#sp)
1211622
Yes you can replace the power supply. You will need a adapter cable that you can get on Amazon or eBay. I swapped out the OEM power supply with an Antec 750 Watt modular Power supply and can now run my NVidia Titan perfectly. Easy swap out as long as you have the 24 pin to 14 pin power adapter cable.
521060
Yes!It's big, though, so make sure your case can fit two of them, you have 700w or better power supply for two, and of course, that your motherboard supports it.