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Dagm · Jun 4, 2014

EasyLover · Jun 4, 2014

Better use the Antec one : http://pcpartpicker.com/part/antec-power-supply-ea500green

Read its review

http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story4&reid=35

NBSN · Jun 4, 2014

I would get a better PSU, preferably a 550 watt bronze rated or better.

Dagm · Jun 4, 2014

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FistsOfFury · Jun 4, 2014

NBSN :

That is more than enough for what this guy needs. It's a 750ti, I had a 280x, and 520w was more than enough for that gpu.

NBSN · Jun 4, 2014

FistsOfFury :

I know that the manufacturer suggest 300 watts minimum but one day he may want to upgrade the GPU or add another to run together, and he may need a better PSU then. I would rather him get one that is more than he needs now but enough for future upgrades to save money in the long run. I should have clarified that. To each their own.

FistsOfFury · Jun 4, 2014

NBSN :

FistsOfFury :

I know that the manufacturer suggest 300 watts minimum but one day he may want to upgrade the GPU or add another to run together, and he may need a better PSU then. I would rather him get one that is more than he needs now but enough for future upgrades to save money in the long run. I should have clarified that. To each their own.

Yeah, I agree with you there.

NBSN · Jun 4, 2014

FistsOfFury :

Honestly I jacked up because I was not looking at the budget so much anymore, a satisfactory 500-550 watt PSU for a build I would be doing is in the $60 or more price range. Heck I spent a few hundred dollars on my PSU alone because I wanted to be ready for when I added multiple graphics cards. I splurged on a Cooler Master Silent Pro Gold 1200 watt beast and now they quit making them or something so some places want 2-3 times what I paid before. The warranty is awesome, it comes with a load of cables/accessories, and keeps the computers well fed while not heating up the system one bit. I just feel that you can't go cheap on computer parts because you will just end up either messing up your system or replacing the parts later.

NBSN · Jun 4, 2014

Dagm :

NBSN :

When the time comes to update (3+ years) I will buy a new PSU, no doubt. At that time I'm not going to add another GPU simply because the GTX 750ti SC does NOT support it.

I really just wanted to know if getting the current PSU is not incredibly idiotic given that it may burn out within a week because I've heard of some horror stories. If what you're saying is true, then I should have no problem.

Thanks guys!

Your good. yeah sorry about the mess. I had checked the manufacturer site and like I said they only demanded a minimum of 300 watts to do whatever you have to for now.

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