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Simple PSU question

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Hi iam thinking of upgradeing my cpu (as below) just simple question about my psu.

my current comp

q6600 overclocked 3.5 (watercooled)
4gig project x memory @ 2000mhz
1 280 xfx gtx (watercooled)
790i xfx mobo

i wont to know if a 750 watt supply could powerall this and my new qx9650?

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Yes; you'll be fine. I like seasonic's 5 year warranty. If you're spending alot, might as well get a decent warranty.

Reply to o1die

Itll be fine, not sure, but the 9650 may actually be better on power

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ty for the quick replys.

another thing, i put my computer in shop not so long back and relised that when he put the waterloop back in instead of the pump, pumping driectly on the the cpu its pumping in the raditor to the cpu,

since then ive noticed that comp been crashing now and again.

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iam getting a new newer and more effective waterblock cause i intend to overclock the Qx processor.

so should i bother revsering the waterloop?

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