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Fatimah Bohannan

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after review of the forum i figured i need a new pcu, but dont know what type to buy or what i should be looking for.
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:welcome: Fatimah Bohannan

after review of the forum i figured i need a new pcu, but dont know what type to buy or what i should be looking for.


Not sure what you mean!
PC = Personal Computer.
CPU = Central Processing Unit ( The Processor )

Which of these do you require assistance with?
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i am sorry i mean a new power supply unit (psu). it was a typo.
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Ok thanks for clearing that up :thumbsup:

You need to provide information about your computer, this includes is it a custom build or brand name such as Dell or HP, if it is provide the model name or series number (not serial) providing these details will enable others to better assist you.

Not all PSUs will fit in the different size cases, full and mid tower desktops are commonly ok but the SFF (small form factor) size cases often have a smaller size and quite often shape PSU.
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I have a dell believe it is a deminison e510. Sorry for the spelling.
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If you can confirm that the PC at the link http://support.dell....om/WD846A02.pdf is yours it is good news as most ATX PSUs will fit, there is also a guide showing how to swap out the existing PSU @ http://support.dell....1.htm#wp1354645

A couple of questions before you go any further, 1: Why do you think you require a new PSU and 2: If you do need a new PSU what is your maximum budget so that we can make the appropriate suggestions.
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