How many watts do I need for my power supply?
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MasterMace
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The first thing to know about power supply wattage is that watts mean nothing when it comes to power supplies.
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A good 350w psu would be plenty. If you plan on a future gpu upgrade then you may want to get a larger unit.
Flyfisherman
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See also this thread with the same graphics card and some explanations: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-3094483/psu.html
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