Power supply upgrade

Which power supply products fit into a socket 775?

It's very temping to screenshot this question and add a 'fail' stamp onto it.

Power supplies don't only work for a single socket. The variables that make the difference are the components used.

If you've got a 8 year old motherboard, you only need a 20 pin power lead to your motherboard, if you're board is only a few years old you'll need a 20+4 pin connection. One or two years old would normally need a 20+4 and 4 pin connection and some of the latest boards need 20+4 and 8pin connection.

If you plan on having a SLI setup, you need a power supply that will produce enough power and also have the right amount of leads needed to plug into your GPUs.

For an average system, 500W is fine.
For a gamer system, around 750W is fine.
For an enthusiast or anyone who has too much money a nice 1000+W supply will be fine.

Just remember to get a PSU that will cover your computers power needs, as well as cable needs. That's all there is to it.

The PSU really depends on the hardware setup around it (specially the video card). What is your video card? How many optical drives do you have? Are they SATA or IDE? Is your hard drive SATA or IDE?