ATX in ATX case. Possible?

[Stizzle]

So i'm thinking of getting a new PSU in my computer as this one seems to be dying and crapping out. Problem is my Case is classified as "Micro ATX" (although, it doesn't seem that small)

Thing is, mATX power supply's really suck, so i want a real nice and juicy ATX power supply. Will it fit in my system? What do i need to know?

Thanks for the help

 

[Unabomber]

Which case do you have? Some Micro ATX cases can take a standard ATX power supply that isn't too big, in that they were designed to accomodate Micro ATX motherboards, not power supplies.

 

[Stizzle]

Here's the information about my Case (Scroll down a little bit).

http://support.packardbell.com/uk/item/index.php?i=spec_chrome

Dimensions (approx.): height 370 mm, width 180 mm , depth 420 mm

Any chance that it'll be able to take a normal ATX power supply? I mean i've seen some before and they don't look that much bigger than the mATX one i'm using right now.

 

[Unabomber]

If it's a Packard Bell, then all bets are off. Their stuff is so far from the norm (in a bad way), that I honestly can't tell you whether or not a power supply would physically fit in there.

If you are absolutely sure that Packard Hell gave you a standard micro ATX power supply, then your best bet is getting a high quality micro ATX power supply:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817104036