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I've been wanting to get the Shuttle XPC ST61G4 until I noticed the PSU. 250W? Is that any good? Can the PSU be replaced with something more powerful? Most high end desktop PC's come with 350-400W PSU's and this particular Shuttle PC supports all high end components inc. 400DDR, HT and 8X AGP - Confused!

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250W should be enough, as you don't have to worry about powering 5 PCI slots and 4 drives. 250 seems to be about the highest wattage in the SFF world at the moment.

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They're junk, people buy them because people are stupid.

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