do the big leagues if you will dip in to the micro atx units

[FixupSellon]

sorry for another thread, i just didnt see how i could get the attention im wanting from what would be a misleading title..

basically i brought 2 2nd hand cases yesterday off the bay for a fiver and they not bad really, can't see any names so chances are they unbranded and from a single frontal pic i didnt know what to expect, but apart from one feeling light and flimsy i cant complain.

one is an atx tower case(flimsy one) and the other is a micro atx SFF but big enough for full height cards, the atx is now my mediocre tester and the SFF will now replace the veriton once i sort out a motherboard as its just what im looking for, will upload pictures of it so you get the idea(currently fitted a really old system for testing of it and case etc)

now the only downside i see with the SFF minus cable management is the fact it only supports micro atx supplies unless the one that came with it is a baby atx and i know how hard it is to find them compared to normal atx and upon looking through this site i can't seem to find any??


so my question is, do these big names actually make these form factors or am i going to have to resort to what was good back in the day ie tagan and coolermaster etc or are budget types my best option???


im not sure if the 250w in the veriton is doing my geforce 210 justice(releasing full potential) so would likely be looking for something beefier to the 350w units i asked about in other thread.


cheers to anyone who replies.

 

[ChugNorris]

For M-ATX PSUs, we stock a good range from both be quiet! And Silverstone, offering wattages from 300w upwards, both of these brands make solid, reliable PSUs so you can buy in confidence.