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September 16th, 2019 09:00
Replacing Optiplex 780 power supply?
I want to replace the power supply on my Optiplex 780 DT with something beefier. I found the following link....
.....in which it was indicated the user could change out his Optiplex with an EPS12V 2.93 psu. However, looking at the dimensions, an EPS is the same form factor as an ATX, which is 150mm wide. The 780 DT psu is 125mm wide, with maybe about 5mm to spare before it hits the motherboard. Has anybody had any luck trying the same thing with a bigger power supply on a DT form factor?
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Posted September 16th, 2019 09:00
real atx spec, PSU. timeless.
there is PSU that is called FLEX, and might work, IDK, read up on flex see if it fits and has ATX power jacks.
but I'd bet you the FLEX power will be super weak, in any small case.
the 140mm long case is spec, 240 is max at near 1600watts. all sold at Newegg.
unlike my 790 yours needs the ATX 24 pin mini to micro adapter to plug in to your mobo.
make sure 5vdc rail is 15amps min, some modern PSU do not go that high.
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Posted September 16th, 2019 10:00
Does not fit inside the case.
HOWEVER you can remove the power supply and run the wires inside with the PSU outside the case. The 24 pin power connector IS NOT standard its tiny and needs an adapter.
Its ugly but it works.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCQTj1ei3Ew
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