My power supplies enough for high OC?

[scottchen]

I have a 350Watt power supplies from Sunny Technologies, and I'm not sure if that's enough to run a 2580mhz Barton 2500+ overclocked, and Radeon 9700Pro OC to 390/710, 2x512 Kingston HyperX DDR400 Memory. 80ghz Seagate harddrive, Asus a7n8x nForce2 mobo, and 1 LG DVD rom and 1 CD RW. I also have 3 Vantec Tornados in my computer. I'm just not sure if 350Watts is enough for all that?

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[svol]

I agree with Zpyrd, your PSU should be running at its max by now. But if the voltages are still within spec, everything is stable and you don't plan to add any hardware you don't need a new PSU.

I love my Delta 60HP 7000 RPM fan that puts out more dB then CFM

 

[scottchen]

Thanks guys, i'm probably going to get a 420 watts power supplies.

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[scottchen]

And also I'm just wandering what would be the best site to buy a power supply from? and which 400 watt power supply would be most effective and cost efficient.

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[lhgpoobaa]

sunnytech? who the hell are they? LOL
If you want good solid reliable overclock you have to get a QUALITY reliable brand name powersupply.
I recommend antec or Enermax. Dont buy cheap PSU's. They are more trouble than what their worth.

You get what you pay for.

<b>My CPU is so powerful its faster than Melb_Angel's Laptop!</b> <i>(Plus it's not pink)</i>

 

[svol]

Fortron PSUs are the most cost efficient, dunno which site as I don't live in the USA.

I love my Delta 60HP 7000 RPM fan that puts out more dB then CFM

 

[scottchen]

I found this website called ocsystem.com they have a lot of power supplies, i'm just wandering if anybody has bought anythin fron this site before? And if you have what are your comments about the site.

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[pIII_Man]

how about newegg?