XPS 400 Compatible Power Supply - Please Help!

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#1 oxchangeo
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Hello to all you hardware specialists. I am quite the noob when it comes to the internals, so I have come to a dead end when trying to upgrade.

I have searched for several hours now ,on this site and others, trying to find a compatible power supply for the XPS 400 PC. I have found many posts wondering what PSU can be used (obviously a common problem), but have yet to find a specific answer or link to any other helpful site where I can purchase or select a compatible model.

I want a RELIABLE 450W+ PSU that can fit my XPS400. Currently I have a 375W PS and I am looking to upgrade my graphics card. I have heard that the PS that my comp. shipped with should be sufficient, but I don't want to take any chances, I'd rather buy a new, more powerfull, PS at the same time as I get my card and be sure I have no other issues in running my games.

Anyhow, any help with this issue would be greatly appreciated. I am in desperate need and kinda in a hurry, so if you think you can point me in the right direction, please do so as soon as possible. Thanks in advance.

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#2 liascm
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im also in the same situation and have come across many "compatible" power supplys for the xps 400 series one of them beign the silencer 500, please mssage me@ liascm@hotmail.co.uk when you have an answer
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#3 CellAnimation
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PC Power and Cooling's PPCS500D Silencer 500 Dell 12V 80+ Certified Power Supply will work fine. The PPCS500D is available from sites such as Newegg.com. Check out Dell's Community Forum for more information about upgrading the XPS 4xx series of PCs.