Is My PSU Enough To Handle 9600GT ?

Zebronics does not appear to be available in the USA. I could not find technical data at the Zebronics web site.

Your computer system with one 9600 GT video card would not require very much power so the power supply might be okay.

I believe they are a rebrand of OCZ for India.


That being the case, given the specs and card it should do just fine.

I agree with Johnny and Viper, for most of the 9600gt's they only require the wattage of about 300 i think. Somewhere around there but you know =P

No idea who the oem is (and doubt they've got anything to do with OCZ ), judging by the lack of any information on thier website I'd say it was a discontinued model.
Thier 480 watt unit ( minimal info given ) only provides 22 amps to the 12v, that doesn't leave me feeling warm and fuzzy about the 450.
http://www.zebronics.net/zeb-km600.asp

http://www.ocztechnology.com/wheretobuy/distributors/al...

Being a distributor for OCZ and using the same oem platform in thier products are 2 entirely different things.

I use a 380 watt psu with my 9600gt, so i am sure you are fine

Still makes it a rebrand, doesn't it? OCZ itself would just be a branding of the OEM PSU. If Zebronics distributes that PSU for OCZ but uses their brand name, doesn't that make it a rebrand?

Huh ?
Zebronics doesn't distribute that psu for OCZ, they are the regional distributor for OCZ, in other words you can purchase OCZ products from Zebronics.

@Glorian

Is that 380 Watt PSU from Zebronics ?

No, sorry, its a Antec/Earthwatts 380. But I think you should be ok, but if not there are pleanty of inexpensive psu out there that can.

Gigabyte Superb 460W and Cooler Master Extreme 460W are under my budget.