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SFF Replacement PS 500w+ pref.

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Bicarus

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I currently have an Apevia X-Qpack Blue Micro ATX Tower and am looking for a compatable 500w+ ps for it. After googling for a while I found some SFF ATX Power supplies that meet the dimensions that I need (i.e. about 3/4th the length of a standard ATX PS) but are only rated at most 300-400w. Also it has to have PCI-E connectors to keep the cabling clean (without 4-6 pin converters)

The dimensions on the Micro ATX PSU I need are these from what I gathered (Size:116 x 149 x 87 mm) or (4.567"x 5.866"x3.425") respectively converted

Thanks

~Bic
 
Grab the new 600 Watt Ultra modular XVS model. It comes with the new MX line of Ultra cases. Handles my Brisbane and 8800GTS card perfectly.
 
Look for the Silverstone Element Short Cable edition (ST50EF-PLUS-SC). It's the same PSU Falcon NW charges you $120 for to put in the Fragbox and it's only ~$85.
 
Yea I forgot about that one. Steeeve sells it has his store for a good price.
 
Thanks for the replies everyone. Came across this KDM PS-M6480H 480W which thus far is perfect for my rig setup.

It has just enough plugins for my 1x CD/DVD, 1x HD, 120mm Fan, X1900XT and the front panel 6pin connector. The only downside is that due to it's size (about 3/4th the heigh,width) of a normal PSU that will fit I need to cut a piece of aluminum so that I can secure it better.

After I put in that new KDM power supply and put the case back on the X-Pack it has been running now for 3 - 7 to 8 hour gaming runs(fps,mmo, etc) and not one hiccup that I could discern.

One major thing I noticed, even though warm air was being pushed out of the PSU, when I checked for heat on it directly there really wasn't much if any. Compared to my other ATX PSU's that would be warmish to the touch.
 
Yea my Ultra 600 watt works prefectly as an exhuast for my 8800GTS that runs super hot. Air comming out is warm, but nothing to bad, but I am gonna create a few vents in the top of the case to allow hot air to leave the case for summer heat.
 
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