Have a zt systems computer. Current PSU is mounted at the back/top of the case with a fan that flows out the back. Will this work?
1619200
Yeah should fit fine top or bottom mid or larger case. put this psu in gaming rig for brother with a phenom x2 be and a gtx 770 pny. Still going strong after several months. Xfx great pc component outfit. Have trusted for 10+ years.
1619201
Not familiar with zt systems but look up the model number on the old psu and see if it says ATX anywhere in the description,if it does then your good,or even look up the computer model number and see if it says it,if its a full size computer chances are its ATX
1619202
If it is a standard atx setup...yes it will work fine. It will suck air from the case and expel it from the rear of the case. Any other type of case (2u for example) i cant guarantee it will fit. Regular micro atx, atx cases should work with it.
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.
1940217
Normally, a fan at the back of the case should exhaust air. You want to pull air all the way through the case, and the power supply (also normally at the back) pulls air out of the case - the back fan should assist this. If you use additional fans at the front of the case, you want these configured to intake air. I've also seen configurations where exhaust is at the top, and intake at the bottom, but you want to make sure to include the disk drives in the air flow pattern.
1728704
Yes. It should be fine. You have a PCI express X 16 slot and unless you've beaten the crap out of the computer or you already have a bunch of attachments your PSU should still have enough juice to power it?
1006559
This stand will raise the case about 4 inches off the floor and allow for some air to circulate below the case itself but only part of the bottom of the case will be uncovered by the base of the caddy. If your power supply unit is located at the bottom of your case it will allow sufficient airflow at the back of the case but not specifically from the bottom of the case itself. I hope this answer helps.
1411028
It's not a problem. They're designed to be mounted that way, as the screen is used as a dust filter. All you need to do is periodically slide the screen out (it's easily removable) and blow the dust off of it. In fact, mounting it this way if possible is even better, as the PSU will take in cool outside air instead of hot air from inside of the case, and exhaust it out the back of the case so the air is completely separate from the rest of your components.
2126391
Any standard PS2/ATX power supply will fit but one that's longer than the standard length will block the bottom intake fan. I would get a Corsair CX 750 If you want to have a lot of power. It can handle almost anything you want to put in this case and you can put in a bottom intake fan (not included).
406470
I have it mounted in the bottom of the case, but it should work mounted to the top of the case. The only concern there is that there are vents on both sides of the PSU that shouldn't be blocked, although I don't think blocking one would harm anything.
827794
I would tie the aluminum case housing to ground and make sure that the aluminum case housing has an exhaust hole next to where the fan is located on the power supply at equal or larger diameter.
385780
Yes. The case is a tight fit for PSU's over 150mm. They placed a nice sized cut out where the cables exit the PSU. I really like this case, it just takes some planning when assembling a system. You really want a modular PSU with this case. Good luck.Kerry
2232763
Yes it will work. My corsair water cooling system uses a 140mm fans, and I had an extra 120 mm fan laying around. So it works quite well.
2170996
It is a universal power supply. I can't see why it won't fit a standard size CPU case.
1336630
Hi Kyle, If your motherboard is ATX, then yes. The fans are all 120mm except for the front, which is 240mm. As for the expantion cards, I guess so as I dont own what you have. But I have a graphics card and it works well length wise. So you should be fine. If you not happy you can always return the case. :)
1034129
The size of the PSU is the same except for the extra cables. If you manage to push all the cables in then it will work. Otherwise if you are not the person who is used to replace parts in a computer i suggest buy an exact replacement.
1658124
If your hardware needs a 725w psu then you need a bigger case. I have a 430w psu in mine
604157
It will fit, but any PSU will have a tight fit depending on the orientation of the fan.
1128154
Yes this should work for you. Be aware of how many and what type of connectors you may need for your hardware. Otherwise this PSU has worked with no issue since I purchased it.