- Jun 14, 2013
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I have the following specification:
Biostar G41-M7 Motherboard ................80 Watt TDP.
Intel Q8300 2.5GHz CPU ........... ...........95 Watt TDP.
4GB Ram. 2 DDR2 Dimms ....................15 Watt TDP.
200 GB SATA Mech Hard Drive .............25 Watt TDP
600 GB SATA Mech Hard Drive..............25 Watt TDP.
240 GB SATA SSD Hard Drive...............25 Watt TDP.
2 Case Fans 120mm .............................10 Watt TDP.
DVD-RW ................................................25 Watt TDP.
MSI R9 280 3GB ...................................250 Watt TDP.
TOTAL: 550 Watts.
I would like to know a PSU which is good value for money and has enough AMPs to cope with my machine at max load.
I will require 21 Amps @ 12 volts to power the R9 280.
Does this mean that dual rails at lets say 19A @ 12v1 + 19A @ 12v2 are not compatible with my computer power requirements?
I've read a lot of information on this website and I just want to be sure its correct.
I am from the UK so I will need 230 volt input.
looking for something cheap but good in terms of its use.
Thanks for any help that comes along.
(removed the power cool link because its a bad example). thanks ADMIN
Biostar G41-M7 Motherboard ................80 Watt TDP.
Intel Q8300 2.5GHz CPU ........... ...........95 Watt TDP.
4GB Ram. 2 DDR2 Dimms ....................15 Watt TDP.
200 GB SATA Mech Hard Drive .............25 Watt TDP
600 GB SATA Mech Hard Drive..............25 Watt TDP.
240 GB SATA SSD Hard Drive...............25 Watt TDP.
2 Case Fans 120mm .............................10 Watt TDP.
DVD-RW ................................................25 Watt TDP.
MSI R9 280 3GB ...................................250 Watt TDP.
TOTAL: 550 Watts.
I would like to know a PSU which is good value for money and has enough AMPs to cope with my machine at max load.
I will require 21 Amps @ 12 volts to power the R9 280.
Does this mean that dual rails at lets say 19A @ 12v1 + 19A @ 12v2 are not compatible with my computer power requirements?
I've read a lot of information on this website and I just want to be sure its correct.
I am from the UK so I will need 230 volt input.
looking for something cheap but good in terms of its use.
Thanks for any help that comes along.
(removed the power cool link because its a bad example). thanks ADMIN
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