Question Right power supply

[Drag1C]

So my power supply died and i wanna buy a new one, the problem is that i have HP pc so i need different psu connectors - https://i.imgur.com/wmTDkXm.pn
My question is are there any other psu brands that have models with these connectors or is my only option to try to find new HP power supply?

 

[R_1]

the choices I see are
new HP PSU
standard ATX PSU and an adapter.
standard PSU, standard case and a new motherboard.

 

[Drag1C]

the choices I see are
new HP PSU
standard ATX PSU and an adapter.
standard PSU, standard case and a new motherboard.

I hate HP

 

[jonnyguru]

HP's are not meant to be upgraded. They're meant to be thrown away and replaced.

That said, an ATX to HP adapter is not uncommon. I've used this one a lot:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P81LB2K/

But be careful of your +5VSB load. The boost converter on these things that convert +5VSB to +12VSB can only handle < 10W.

Also, note in the comments that there's different pin outs on the 6-pin and some users had to move the wires around to get them in the right location.

 

[Drag1C]

HP's are not meant to be upgraded. They're meant to be thrown away and replaced.

That said, an ATX to HP adapter is not uncommon. I've used this one a lot:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P81LB2K/

But be careful of your +5VSB load. The boost converter on these things that convert +5VSB to +12VSB can only handle < 10W.

Also, note in the comments that there's different pin outs on the 6-pin and some users had to move the wires around to get them in the right location.

If i wanted to make my pc comptaible with other psu's, would i only need to buy a new motherboard?

 

[jonnyguru]

If i wanted to make my pc comptaible with other psu's, would i only need to buy a new motherboard?

You're assuming a standard ATX motherboard would fit in that case and that all of the stand offs would line up.

The safe path to upgradability is motherboard, case and PSU. Save your CPU, RAM and drive(s).