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I'm looking to get

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6817101021

That power supply. It seems like a pretty good one. Along with my build i'm getting a E4300, 2 gigs DDR2 667, and a 7600GT video card. I'm getting that one in hopes that it will be enough for in the future when i upgrade my video card to a DX10. It seems to have pretty good reviews.

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It's a good supply. It's actualy the same one I am getting for my system and I've done extensive research on it.

It's more than enough for the system you're getting. Would have no problems with a DX10 card. Only issue you might find is if you decided to do DX10 w/SLI later on, that would require more power.

Otherwise, this ePower is great!

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