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I was wondering would this PS be efficient for my rig, E6750, 1CDRW Rom, 5Case Fans, 1HD, 1Soundcard, and 7900gs. Thanks |
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I would think it would be okay for that. Did you have a budget for the PSU? I would recommend something with a little more amps on the 12V rail, since the one you listed only has 18A on the single 12V rail. Here's a link to power requirements needed for certain GPU's.
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You might want to consider an Antec Earthwatts 500W PSU. I just purchased one online from Frys on sale for $49.99 - NO rebate required - marked down from $89.99. A real deal.
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EDIT: The TR2 430W is an excellent PSU for a low power PC though, it has 2 80mm fans but runs very quiet
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$11 woopdeedoo |
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I ran that same TT psu in my old rig, a 3.2 P4 with a x1900xtx, 2 80 gig sata's, 2 gig ddr2533, fans and a sound card, and 2 dvdrw's.
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I ran an x1950 pro, 1 160gb HDD 2x512Mb DDR400, A64 3700 and it started to smell funny, constantly crashed and rebooted etc. |
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