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Anonymous   11-09-2009 at 08:30:42 PM

if i have a gtx 260, intel quad core,4 gb ddr2 ram, dvd drive, will this mother board cover my system power needs. will this 700 watt psu cover me here is link http://www.ocztechnology.com/produ [...] sli_ready_

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FlamingGerbil   11-09-2009 at 08:33:22 PM

700W would be overkill, I run an E8400 + GTX260 on a 485W Enermax.

Unless you're trying to futureproof it a bit you might as well get something in the 500-600W range instead and save some money.

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redkachina   11-09-2009 at 09:01:51 PM

Yes definitely enough, its always good to have some extras - allow you to put more stuff in future. Im using my Enermax too (Modu+ 425W) powering my PII 720 3.6Ghz OC, GTX 275, 3 hard drives, and 5 case fans -barely at its limit LoL

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FlamingGerbil   11-09-2009 at 09:14:04 PM

All of that on a 425?! Enermax do make good quality PSU's but would have thought that's pushing it a bit hard! Surprising what you can get out of them.

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