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Fujitsu D3161-a12 GS support non-modular Psu ?
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If it's modular and not proprietary any PSU should fit.
Make sure it's not one of their 16 pin ATX connectors to the Motherboard.
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Make sure it's not one of their 16 pin ATX connectors to the Motherboard.
stupid fujitsu 12v only psu 16pin connector
ok so i have this fujitsu esprimo c700, Its not terrible specs really for a tin thting.. 4ram slots 1x pci-e slot 3 Sata ports tin little motherboard M-atx or something similar with an i5-2400.. So seems good for a simple build, BUT its not really.. Im going to skip the long story and just...
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An a here (d3161-a12) normally means it uses a proprietary format (b is standard), try counting the pins on the main power connector.
You may be able to buy an adapter, but be careful with them.
The motherboard itself should fit, from what I can see it's standard M-ATX.
Non-modular/modular makes no difference.
You may be able to buy an adapter, but be careful with them.
The motherboard itself should fit, from what I can see it's standard M-ATX.
Non-modular/modular makes no difference.
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All modular means is all or some of the cables detach. Non-modular simply means all the cables are hardwired in. The voltages, the connectors, physical dimensions, and how the PSUs mount inside the case are all the exact same.
The only possible concern is space for proper and tidy cable management with the unused cables. You will have to find some place to tuck the unused cables out of the way to keep the appearance clean and tidy, and to minimize the extra cables getting in the way of the desired cool air flow.
Note in past years, all power supplies were hardwired or non-modular. Typically, you can just stuff the extra cables into an unused drive bay. No problem.