Replacing the PSU on 560-p003nx

[RamiAyman]

Hello,

so i owned the pavilion 560-p00nx for about 3+ years and its been working great.

overtime, i did some upgrades on the pc so i can do more functions like playing games and video editing, but since then ive been reading about energy and electricity supplies. the pc originally came with a 180w internal power supply and i dont think that its enough to unlock the pc's full potential. i have used sites like psu wattage calculators to see how much wattage is sufficient, the results were around 250w.

i have researched my original parts and motherboard, my motherboard (Odense2-S) holds a uATX  or a microATX form factor.

so if i want to upgrade, will an ATX or an SFX fit in my motherboard and case? or anything other than atx and sfx because i cant seem to find any uATX or microATX.

my pc specs are:

i5-6400

gtx 1650 

16gb ddr4 ram

Odense2-S (motherboard)

kingston sa400s37480g ssd

toshiba dt01aca100 HDD

[NonSequitur777]

Dear RamiAyman, what 180 watt PSU do you currently have: p/n: 848049-002 (model: D14-180P1A) or p/n: 848051-003 (model: DPS-180AB-15 B)?

Researching, anecdotal sources suggest that this 400 watt HP PSU model may work on your PC: "PS for HP Pavilion 790-0020 GNRC PSU SFF Entl FR 400W Power Supply L04618-800".

Please review the next picture and see if the power connectors correspond with yours: