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My initial idea was to jump start a cheap psu and mount it externally and put possibly a 3060 or 3070(unlikely to fit), and just go with it, but would make the build a lot cleaner if I can ditch the one that it came with it for a flex. there is no way I can work with the given 290watts

Continuation: I really cannot do the wise thing, hence this mess. Do you have any solution to mount a gpu in this thing, I recently came across this video on youtube with a similar scenario, And thought this could be possible, I'm gonna have to dremel out the bottom to make way for the 24pin...

So this is the Jank in question, HP Prodesk 600 G6, comes with an i7 10700. I'm a teenager in college and this is all I could squish in my tiny apartment, Hence the extremely low budget :P. What I was hoping to do is hook up a dual fan 2 slot card, potentially a 3070 and use it until I graduate...

Thanks, It's pretty clear I'm outta luck lol, the only wise choice would to mount an atx psu externally and feed the wires through the cutout where the sfx psu originally was

Unfortunatley Flex atx PSUs at affordable rates are near impossible to obtain where I live specifically XD, I'm in India, paired with import tax, you can't find any below 150$, even if you do, they're from pretty shady sources :( That's the reason this Idea even came into my head in the first...

Money is the main factor here—these cases are incredibly expensive. From what I’ve seen, the internal components are essentially the same, just arranged differently. That got me thinking—why not transfer an ATX PSU into a custom, possibly 3D-printed Flex ATX case?

Hey everyone, I’m thinking about a project project to transfer the internal components of a standard ATX power supply into a custom Flex ATX-sized case. My goal is to squeeze into a proprietary HP prebuilt which I'm planning to upgrade the hell out of. I’m considering 3D printing the new case...