I am using an OCZ 400 watts ATX power supply unit. Its enough to
power up all the components that we are using. When choosing a PC power
supply unit its a good idea to get one that provides slightly more watts
than you need. This gives you the flexibility to add more hardware in
the future. Before we can install a power supply unit we need to prepare
our case. Start off by taking the screws off the case. The cooler
master centurium case has 2 screws holding the side panel. Take the
screws off and slide open the side panel. If you look at the back of the
case you will notice that there is a cut out. This cut out is made for
ATX power supply units and therefore any brand of power supply will fit
perfectly into place.
Put your case in horizontal position so its easier to work with. Take
your power supply and slide it towards the back of the case so that the
screw holes on power supply unit align with the holes on the case.
The PSU should fit nicely into place as shown on the image below.
Start putting the screws in using your fingers and then tighten it
using a Phillips screw driver as shown. The screws should be supplied
with your power supply unit, if not you can use the screws supplied with
the case.
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