Can i change my power supply?

My pc atm is the ThinkCenter M93p (10A8)
Current Specs:
I7 4770 cpu
16gb ram
1tb hdd
Lenovo sharkbay motherboard
Intel hd 4600 gpu (changing soon)
240w fsp group thingy power supply (changing soon)
My current pc is doing pretty good so i want to change the video card to a gtx 970 MINI in order to do that i have to get a power supply
The powwr supply that am thinking of buying is a 600w power supply (Corsair Builder Series CX 600 Watt ATX/EPS 80 PLUS (CX600))
I have done some research on it and its the exact same size as the current one that i have but it got more wattage now all i need to know is if the power supply compatible with my computer or not (PSU LINK: (https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0092ML0OC#Ask)
Please help and thank you for your time

MrAbo0oD wrote:
befor i went to choose a PSU i went to my own psu and i went and saw the size and everything it had and the psu that am gonna get matches the size of my current psu and i decided to change my whole case because the current one is too small for a gtx 970 minito even fit in because it has too many ports from behind wich wont my case am just getting a new case and a normal gtx 970 so i dont need to spend more money so yeah. . .
Wondering why you bought an SFF in the first place? Why not simply go with the tower M93p to begin with, as it certainly solves all of your structural issues if you know in advance you're going to want to make hardware upgrades from the factory M93p.
Seems like what you've now said you're going to do (case-wise including the expense, to make room for a larger full-size graphics card along with a more powerful PSU to support it) owould have been completely avoided, if only you'd gone with the Lenovo tower case in the first place.

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