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For external case reviews, these can be a good source of information. Also note that the case you choose can be the most important decision you make over the processor size, as that has a huge impact on the power consumption of your computer. This is in fact why the guidelines will include the phrase \"performance\" next; if you're using a fast processor, it's likely to be the most energy-intensive component.
The thing it does that we call \"power\" is going to have the biggest impact whether you decide to build a tower-based computer or a compact or desktop-based (DS) one. If you're working with an ATX-based motherboard, the power supply hookup is actually already covered in the motherboard documentation, but for the cases, the eight-pin or four-pin power connector on the motherboard is a crucial factor. Some motherboards will be able to power your case from that itself, but more often than not, you'll need a separate power supply unit.
The PS2 is next, and here again there are spec sheets available that can help you decipher what role the new case will want you to fill. In general, when it comes to CPU cases, power supply units define the size of the case, but cooling devices, power supply units, memory, and so on can modify the size of the case. PC cases are designed to make use of the most popular combinations of power supply, CPU cooling device, and memory size. Bear in mind though that this is not a complete list; the most exotic combination of power supply, CPU cooling device, and memory size might not have been tried in a PC case, due to various reasons.
There are actually two types of PSUs out there. The older 230V format ones are slowly being replaced by the more powerful 120V format. You'll more often hear about the 120V format being called the standard, the 230V format being called RDI, shortform of Rapid Disconnect Interface. d2c66b5586