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PSU Form Factors

Lee H

Hi

Does anyone have any idea what form factor these PSU's are, dimensions are

155mm W X 120mm D X 85mm H

and also

150mm W X 140mm D X 85mm H

As far as i can gather they are both ATX, how can they have the same name when they are both different dimensions?

Any help would be great

Thanks

Lee H

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Comments

blargoe

As long as it fits a standard ATX case, the screw holes match up, and it has the correct connectors, a few millimeters shouldn't matter.

kujayhawk93

blargoe wrote:

As long as it fits a standard ATX case, the screw holes match up, and it has the correct connectors, a few millimeters shouldn't matter.

Agree. The ATX standard has as much to do with how power is controlled and supplied to the motherboard as it does with the physical dimensions. It is very common for ATX power supplies to be slightly different in size.

Lee H

The holes for each PSU are not lined up, the lager of the 2 is too big for the case that the smaller one came from