Suitable psu for packard bell istart 1359

The straight answer is: YES.

"from Packard Bell

Quote:




Although ATX power supplies conform to various specification
guidelines, there is not, unfortunately, a standard ATX power supply.
To find a suitable replacement power supply for your machine, we would
recommend that you have the following information to hand when making
your purchase:


- You will require a PSU with a 24-pin ATX connector, SATA power connectors, and a 4-pin 12V motherboard connector

- Make a note of the wattage of your existing PSU

- Make a note of the external dimensions of your existing power supply

- Be aware that your PSU has a power connector for speakers. Most PSUs
do not have this, so you may need to purchase a separate power supply
for your speakers. So its not proprietary."

I found this answer onhttp://forums.techguy.org/hardware/51317...

Regards,
Bandi
The straight answer is: YES.

"from Packard Bell
Quote: Although ATX power supplies conform to various specification guidelines, there is not, unfortunately, a standard ATX power supply. To find a suitable replacement power supply for your machine, we would recommend that you have the following information to hand when making your purchase:

- You will require a PSU with a 24-pin ATX connector, SATA power connectors, and a 4-pin 12V motherboard connector
- Make a note of the wattage of your existing PSU
- Make a note of the external dimensions of your existing power supply
- Be aware that your PSU has a power connector for speakers. Most PSUs do not have this, so you may need to purchase a separate power supply for your speakers. So its not proprietary."

I found this answer on http://forums.techguy.org/hardware/513171-solved-does-packard-bell-use.html

Regards,
Bandi

Nope! Should be just fine. It appears to have the same plugs as your existing supply. The listing also says it includes a 20/24 pin molex plug for the mainboard -- so it should fit just about any ATX mainboard out there. I'd caution you of course about buying from eBay as the item may not be as advertised, but if it's new, it should work great. Nope! Should be just fine. It appears to have the same plugs as your existing supply. The listing also says it includes a 20/24 pin molex plug for the mainboard -- so it should fit just about any ATX mainboard out there. I'd caution you of course about buying from eBay as the item may not be as advertised, but if it's new, it should work great.