Good power supply that supports PCI-Express, SATA, minumum..

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I'm looking for a low-noise quality power supply that won't break my
budget. I plan to have a DVD burner, one or two SATA drives, a
Pentium 4 540 CPU, Geforce 6600 GT video, 1 gig RAM. The Antec TP-II
380 (possibly TP-II 430) meets these power requirements, but would
like to hear about alternative brands. Thanks.

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"DaveW" <none@zero.org> wrote in message
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> Antec is considered by many to be one of the best builders of PSU's out
> there. I have successfully used Antec's for many years.
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> DaveW
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> "Phisherman" <nobody@noone.com> wrote in message
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>> I'm looking for a low-noise quality power supply that won't break my
>> budget. I plan to have a DVD burner, one or two SATA drives, a
>> Pentium 4 540 CPU, Geforce 6600 GT video, 1 gig RAM. The Antec TP-II
>> 380 (possibly TP-II 430) meets these power requirements, but would
>> like to hear about alternative brands. Thanks.
>
>

Don't know those models, but by Antec Tru550 has been faultless over the
last eight months.

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Derek