Fortran still around?

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Mine is a Full Size desktop. Any idea what to look out for? How do I know which PSU is the correct one to buy? Wattage? Thanks thanks.

Mounting screws might be different and connections to MB might be proprietary. Have to open up and take a look first.
 

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wattage depends on what u want to put. 500w is good enough for rtx 2080 and 9900ks.

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Mounting screws might be different and connections to MB might be proprietary. Have to open up and take a look first.

Thanks thanks, will hands on and open up the casting. Hopefully it’s not difficult to DIY. Does anyone know if any other PC components or harddisk might be damaged from the spoilt PSU? Worried that multiple parts might require changing , if that’s the case, might as well get a new PC if it makes more sense
 
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Dear customers, we apologize for not being able to reply to your msges in time because we are in the process of improvising our ordering system.

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Wait he got his own shop now or he have a website liao?
 

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Yes he is, I messaged him just before the ** started to get quote from him for a new rig, but didn't seal the deal because he didn't have stock for some of the parts I wanted.

Think someone else quoted his phone number a few pages back
 
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