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If it's a standard ATX case, then any power supply is compatible.
equal or higher power output is fine.
so a 500w will still only use the power needed by the hardware.

Yes they are compatible, but you would need to upgrade your power supply first. You do have the slots needed to add a Radeon HD6670, but your 250W power supply can't handle the card. You would need a good quality 500W power supply minimum. Personally I would recommend a good quality 600W-700W power supply so you have a little breathing room for future upgrades or additions.

Your motherboard uses a standard ATX power supply 20 pin power connector. Most ATX power
supplies should be compatible with your board..get a supply rated at 450 watts or higher for
future expansion of your system

yes there is overload protection to power supply if the power suply is of 250W and load is of 450W then power supply does not work .you have to install 450W power supply

Sorry - no manufacturer supplies that. You may be better off in using a new supply - many are backwards compatible to the early versions. The basic difference will be the connector style, but the wire colors are the same. Also, the newer supplies have a power on/off input (typically a green wire) that should be tied to ground (common) to turn the power supply on.

I don't have the error codes but I suspect the problem is 50Hz line frequency, States side line frequency is 60Hz. A power supply needs to be compatible with the type of input power you are plugging it in to. Check the Data plate on the power supply or on the back of the machine and see if it is rated for 50Hz.

If it’s only rated for 60Hz you need a compatible power supply. Hopefully the power supply is the external type. It looks like a black box (or a brick) connected to the cord that plugs into the printer. Just change it with a compatible power supply.

If it’s a internal type it can be changed or modified for 50Hz but finding a technician that can do that work might be hard.

Good luck

The Cooler Master RS-600-AMBA-D3 600W ATX12V V2.3 SLI Certified Crossfire ready 80 PLUS certified modular active PFC.

Cooler Master eXtreme power RS550-PCARE3-US 550W ATX12V V2.3 SLI ready CrossFire ready power supply.

Two models that should fit with that tower. Cheers!

Usually power supplies are not compatible one with the other due to the voltage and current requirements , as well as the connector they use. Check ebay and you might find a power supply. As for the details, check the Epson website and you should find what you need.

Try Any Good Power Supply of 425 W or more which is compatible with ATX 2.01/ 2.2.