Help me choose a PSU

Hello guys i'm new around here.
I have a question and maybe you can help me.
Soon i will get my 8800GTS 512Mb and i will need a new PSU.
My specs are:
CPU AMD X2 5000+
2x1Gb DDR2 667Mhz
120Gb Sata2 HDD
8800GTS G92 (will come)
2x120Mm fans
1xDVD-RW
1xDVD/CD
every thing is running stock and i don't plan to OC my rig.
I have 2 options by now
1.http://www.ncix.com/products/index [...] omoid=1051
2.http://www.directcanada.com/produc [...] OLERMASTER
i'm looking to spend around 40-45$ for a PSU and it has to been from Canada.
Thanks in advance

When it comes to PSU quality, Seasonic is one of the most respected names, while CoolerMaster is definitely not.

The Seasonic you found has 17A+17A on the 12V rails, combined 30A.
http://www.seasonicusa.com/atx.htm

A system with an 8800GTS 512MB needs at least 28A. You're cutting it close, but it should work, since you're not overclocking or adding lots of disks.

if those were the choices, SeaSonic.

but if you have a piggy jar somewhere please break it and dont sell yourself short on a PSU. get one that can let you upgrade some more from this config in the future.

my pick from NCIX in that order:

CMPSU-650TX Corsair TX650W 650W $90
CMPSU-550VX Corsair VX550W 550W $75
EA650 Antec Earthwatts 650W $89
SST-ST50F Silverstone Strider ST50F 500W $70
RP-650-PCAR Coolermaster Extreme Power 650W $77

gl

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Just so you know, you won't pay PST if you live in Ontario and buy from ncix.

I still vote for the Seasonic

Me too, voting for the Seasonic.

You'll probably find this hard to believe, but the Seasonic 400W is actually stronger than the OCZ 500W. The Seasonic offers 30A, you need 28A, and the OCZ offers 27.5A (330W/12V).

thanks a lot guys!!!!!!!i will get the seasonic.