Replacements for predator Orion 3000 PO3-620
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Hello, I currently have the predator Orion PO3-620 , with a 2060 super, and I was wondering if this gpu is able to be replaced with any other GPUs (preferably a 3060 ti or 3070) that have the right dimensions to fit this case?
Additionally, are there any power sources I could buy to accommodate for a new gpu ( maybe a 650 W)
Additionally, are there any power sources I could buy to accommodate for a new gpu ( maybe a 650 W)
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That's all we asked. Some systems have a 300W supply, some a 500W. Yours is the 500W version. So you can drop any GPU in that will run on 500W. To put in a GPU with a larger power budget you will need a larger PSU and they aren't easy to find.
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Power supplies are the issue. Your PO3-620 uses a ATX12VO supply and there aren't yet very many available on the aftermarket. Which size PSU do you have now? It should be on a sticker on the PSU...
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Is it this:billsey said:Power supplies are the issue. Your PO3-620 uses a ATX12VO supply and there aren't yet very many available on the aftermarket. Which size PSU do you have now? It should be on a sticker on the PSU...
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Also could be this, not really sure sorry:
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Nope, there should be a sticker on the PSU itself with the info. That sticker looks like one from the outside of the case. Yours is likely a 500W sourced either from Lite-On or Chicony. It will not have a 24 pin connector, it will have a six pin and a four pin instead.
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billsey said:Nope, there should be a sticker on the PSU itself with the info. That sticker looks like one from the outside of the case. Yours is likely a 500W sourced either from Lite-On or Chicony. It will not have a 24 pin connector, it will have a six pin and a four pin instead.
There's no other stickers besides the one I sent, even on the visible inside.0 -
Only thing I know before is that it's maximum wattage is 500- doesn't tell me anything else about the PSU on it's specs0
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That's all we asked. Some systems have a 300W supply, some a 500W. Yours is the 500W version. So you can drop any GPU in that will run on 500W. To put in a GPU with a larger power budget you will need a larger PSU and they aren't easy to find.
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Haha sorry, thanks so much for your helpbillsey said:That's all we asked. Some systems have a 300W supply, some a 500W. Yours is the 500W version. So you can drop any GPU in that will run on 500W. To put in a GPU with a larger power budget you will need a larger PSU and they aren't easy to find.
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