Best PSU for Dell Inspiron 5675

[imrazor]

I bought this Dell "Inspiron Gaming" desktop for what seemed like a good price. I've since side-graded the RX 580 for a GTX 970 and also added a GTX 1050 Ti (for GPU passthrough.) This is all way too much for the included wimpy 460w PSU.

At first I tried a Rosewill RV2-600 PSU. It fit perfectly and didn't overheat, but then the fan started making noises. Then I tried a Corsair TX750v2. It was a bear to install and doesn't fit perfectly, and cable management is a nightmare. But it does power everything.

But I'd like a PSU that fits, doesn't have unneeded wires going everywhere, and can power the two GPUs I have installed. The case is odd in that it has a narrow hole for the power socket and switch. Some have modded the case to accept any generic ATX PSU, but I'd like to preserve my warranty if possible. Any suggestions?

 

[junii]

cx 550m would fit and youd be fine. or the EVGA 600WATTS B1

 

[ArchitSahu]

cx 550m would fit and youd be fine. or the EVGA 600WATTS B1

Both are decent/poor units.

Here:
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Power Supply: Corsair - SF 600W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular SFX Power Supply ($119.89 @ OutletPC)
Total: $119.89
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
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Fully modular, 80+ Gold and one of the best SFF factor PSU's out there. Basically 80+ Platinum performance.

 

[imrazor]

Thanks for the suggestions guys, but are we sure these'll fit the narrow slot that Dell allows for the power outlet and switch?

BTW, the Inspiron 5675 is a mid-tower and not a SFF PC. I'm not sure why Dell came up with the funky chassis that blocks most PSU power switches and/or outlets. Oh, yeah, that's right...profits. Sigh.

EDIT: Here's a picture of the situation. Notice how most of the rear panel of the PSU is blocked by the chassis...

 

[ArchitSahu]

Thanks for the suggestions guys, but are we sure these'll fit the narrow slot that Dell allows for the power outlet and switch?

BTW, the Inspiron 5675 is a mid-tower and not a SFF PC. I'm not sure why Dell came up with the funky chassis that blocks most PSU power switches and/or outlets. Oh, yeah, that's right...profits. Sigh.

EDIT: Here's a picture of the situation. Notice how most of the rear panel of the PSU is blocked by the chassis...

It should fit.