are all power supplies the same size?
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There is basically two sizes of power supplies: standard ATX and mini-ATX. I said basically because manufactors can't decide on what side of the mini-ATX power supplies the mounting screws should be. \n\nThere are a few other sizes and shapes, but you probably won't be able to buy them by themselves.
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acrtoss the power supply
375168
As long as the MotherBoards for those two machinces are the same it should work fine.
1046160
no, they are interchangable with any of the same type motherboard
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chrisew333 is right. You could also check to make sure you have the right power supply.  Laptop power supplies vary greatly.  You can't use just any one that fits.  One that's not strong enough may cause the laptop to do wierd things like that.
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a ditisbution transformer is much larger . but they both do the same job .they either step up or step down current.
230820
Should of came with your power supply.
238774
yes, but you have to adjust the power supply. once you do that, all the components should work just fine.
1004212
Only if you buy one that does not fit the exisitng case that you already have. Make sure that you change your power supply anytime you switch out the MB.
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Buy a power splitter cable. They'll only cost a few $/£ or sprodgetts. See the Sources for examples. There are other variations for different types of connector.\n\nAs the earlier reply said about your power supply being rated highly in terms of wattage, the usual problem that sometimes occurs is that the extra current taken will trip out the power supply or the system will get unstable. Most, if not all, modern poer supplies have some sort of overcurrent protection and will trip out if the current gets too large. This usually happens when the machine is powered up as all the drives start up and take a starting surge current. If this is the case, your cheapest option it to replace the PSU and I'd suggest the biggest wattage you can get! It will easily slip in usually. MORE POWER! HOO HOO HOO!!
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Bro, you may want to go big. Get a 650 watt power supply and you'll be set for a long time
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Do you mean power supply or cable?\n\nI need more info
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Here's Yahoo Search results:  \n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?p=Ultra+X-finity+600+watt+power+supply&sp=1&fr2=sp-bottom&toggle=1&ei=UTF-8&fr=FP-tab-web-t384&ei=UTF-8&SpellState=n-68307824_q-nc31F4hdsv.EXt5fVv%2FArAABAA%40%40
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Nope its doesnt. Although a bigger hard drive does use more power than a smaller one, this power is provided to the drive directly from ur computers power supply and not from the motherboard connection to it. \n\nIf u pop ur cabinet open u can see the 2 wires plugged into ur drive. One coming from the mobo and the other from the power supply. The mobo to drive connection is just for data transfer and signalling.\n\nIn addition, most power supplies isolate devices connected to them thus providing additonal protection. So dont worry.
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Check your motherboard at \nhttp://www.coastmemory.com and see what they recommend.  They have a fairly complete Motherboard lookup.
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Yes - its like a different keyboard (HP), mouse (Compaq), printer (Lexmark), scanner (DEll) etc - all different brands - but all follow the same standards
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5 x 1.5V is???\n\n\n7.5V DC