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Quick help...How much power do i need? - 4u111 - 12-23-2009
hey guys,
I have an intel CPU e7400 @1066MHZ (normal heatsink/fan from intel)
2G RAM @ 800HZ
ATI HD4350 512mb GDDR2
two hard disks, and one LG dvd burner plus one outside cooling fan
And P35-ds3l motherboard.
How much of power supply do i need to support this system?? and what type of power supply do i need?
Regards...
RE: Quick help...How much power do i need? - kevin_ - 12-23-2009
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817709025&cm_re=psu-_-17-709-025-_-Product
Something like that should work. You can keep going up from that so anything above that wattage will work.
RE: Quick help...How much power do i need? - kaigen - 12-24-2009
I believe that 450W. If you one to expand it in a future you may think to buy another about 650W for a medium-high PC
RE: Quick help...How much power do i need? - 4u111 - 12-24-2009
Thank you guys and thanx Kevin i think i wont be able to buy the one from newegg because i ilive in Australia, it's a great power supply anyway and cheap as well.
What do you think about this "XSONIC 600watts ATX power supply"? ( im not sure if i can put direct link to it because of SF rules, just google if you have time
Regards..
RE: Quick help...How much power do i need? - Uhriventis - 12-24-2009
300 watt will power that believe it or not. But, go with a 450.
RE: Quick help...How much power do i need? - 4u111 - 12-24-2009
I think 450 watts is enough for the current specs but actually i bought ATI HD4350 for a purpose and i will buy another better one whichis going to require more wattage. Maybe 600 watts for future.