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Is 500W PSU enough for my system?
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^---Yup, that's a great quality one and usually at a decent price.
I'd still be a bit worried about the mobo personally though. I don't believe it will handle the 8320 for very long especially if you are trying to play watchdogs (intensive game)
Since you got it for $10, it's ok, but just know your computer might shut off one day and not turn back on. I'd think it'd be the motherboard and you'd have to replace it and it'd be fine.
Just always good to know
I'd still be a bit worried about the mobo personally though. I don't believe it will handle the 8320 for very long especially if you are trying to play watchdogs (intensive game)
Since you got it for $10, it's ok, but just know your computer might shut off one day and not turn back on. I'd think it'd be the motherboard and you'd have to replace it and it'd be fine.
Just always good to know
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Yes, 500w would be more than enough for you build.
I'd recommend the Antec VP450w.
Its a good budget PSU, has enough power for all you components.
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Antec-VP450-Power-Supply-Review/1487/11
I'd recommend the Antec VP450w.
Its a good budget PSU, has enough power for all you components.
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Antec-VP450-Power-Supply-Review/1487/11
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Ok so i found Antec VP500 for 63 USD and the deepcool one is the same money and i like the deepcool one cos u can remove the cables you dont need, any way if the antec one is better ima go for it if they have it in store... Oh and the deepcool one has 140mm fan 
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Hey,
The antec VP550P usually isn't much more than the VP450P, but either of them are good.
Personally, I would be more concerned about the 8320 with your motherboard
https://spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AgN1D79Joo7tdE9xMUFlMEVWeFhuckJEVF9aMmtpUFE&gid=4
Doesn't look like a very good match :X
What site are you using? I just finished a macedonia build for someone and was using this site.
http://set.com.mk/
The antec VP550P usually isn't much more than the VP450P, but either of them are good.
Personally, I would be more concerned about the 8320 with your motherboard
https://spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AgN1D79Joo7tdE9xMUFlMEVWeFhuckJEVF9aMmtpUFE&gid=4
Doesn't look like a very good match :X
What site are you using? I just finished a macedonia build for someone and was using this site.
http://set.com.mk/
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i checked with 3 sites, set.mk, anhoch.com/pcmarket and http://ddstore.mk/search/category/Power+Supplies/cid/226 (the one that has the antec psu's) oh an i bought that mobo for 10 dollars
my neibghour didnt need it so xD
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^---Yup, that's a great quality one and usually at a decent price.
I'd still be a bit worried about the mobo personally though. I don't believe it will handle the 8320 for very long especially if you are trying to play watchdogs (intensive game)
Since you got it for $10, it's ok, but just know your computer might shut off one day and not turn back on. I'd think it'd be the motherboard and you'd have to replace it and it'd be fine.
Just always good to know
I'd still be a bit worried about the mobo personally though. I don't believe it will handle the 8320 for very long especially if you are trying to play watchdogs (intensive game)
Since you got it for $10, it's ok, but just know your computer might shut off one day and not turn back on. I'd think it'd be the motherboard and you'd have to replace it and it'd be fine.
Just always good to know
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jaraldo :
^---Yup, that's a great quality one and usually at a decent price.
I'd still be a bit worried about the mobo personally though. I don't believe it will handle the 8320 for very long especially if you are trying to play watchdogs (intensive game)
Since you got it for $10, it's ok, but just know your computer might shut off one day and not turn back on. I'd think it'd be the motherboard and you'd have to replace it and it'd be fine.
Just always good to know
I'd still be a bit worried about the mobo personally though. I don't believe it will handle the 8320 for very long especially if you are trying to play watchdogs (intensive game)
Since you got it for $10, it's ok, but just know your computer might shut off one day and not turn back on. I'd think it'd be the motherboard and you'd have to replace it and it'd be fine.
Just always good to know
as long as it doesnt hurt the cpu or the ram its ok
The VP 450 will run the 8320 and the r7 260x but you should probably get the vp 450 instead of the vp 550 since you will need the money to buy a new motherboard when the 8320 causes the motherboard to melt on the first day since it is only rated for a 95 W processor whereas the 8320 is a 125 W processor.
You might be able to lengthen the life of the motherboard by turning off turbocore in the AMD Catalyst Control Center, but I am not sure if it will help the situation.
You might be able to lengthen the life of the motherboard by turning off turbocore in the AMD Catalyst Control Center, but I am not sure if it will help the situation.
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