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It depends on the platform and add-on components.... 
But a good quality 400 watt or more should power most stock mainstream PC's and still have some to spare...
| Quote : It depends on the platform and add-on components.... |
yup. but if its dual gfx cards and etc.
hell, give us what your speculate to build we'll give u a recommendation
lets just say I answered you..
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