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PSU dimensions..?
im trying to upgrade my power supply in order to switch graphics cards, but i need to know if power supplies are all the same dimensions or if I need to find one that is a specific size for my computer...
I have an acer aspire am5640-u5401a
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It should be a standard ATX power supply.
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