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Any modern standard PSU will work provided it has molexs. PSUs were pretty much standardized by then, there's really no need to "rescue" the one it came with
Now if you had a "true" vintage computer with a non standard PSU, like something from the 80s or an Apple II or something like that, yea you might need to repair it or hope someone is making new replacements for it
Edit: Unless it's a damn proprietary PSU like Dell, pop the model in eBay and see what comes up in that case.
Well if it’s a prebuilt like a Dell a lot of those used non-standard connections
Ah right, except for that, damn propriety bullshit lmao