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Good power suppliy and adding fans

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I'm getting ready to put everything in place but I was going to use my old psu from my other unit because is only a yr, old and is a good unit
it's a http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168... 630 watt check link.


should i use this one get a lesser one for olfer unit because I went overkill or what is a good unit that is equal to or better.


2. I have a Rosewill DESTROYER http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168... link will give you the specs but I want to add fans which it came with 3 and can add up to 5 more. Where would be the best place to add and flow which way. Should I get a fan control switch.

Below is must of parts
N82E16814102884 VGA SAPPHIRE | 100282-3SR HD5850 RT
N82E16822136320 HD 500G|WD WD5001AALS
N82E16813130275 MB MSI 870A-G54 AM3 R
N82E16819103808 CPU AMD|PH II X4 955BE 3.2G AM3
N82E16820231277 MEM 2Gx2|GSKILL F3-12800CL9D-4GBRL
N82E16832116758 WIN PRO 7 64-BT ENG 1PK DSP OEI DVD

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Power supply Master

Try your old power supply and case fans first. Spend your money instead on a premium cpu heatsink. Your current fans may be adequate; adding more may not do anything but increase the noise level.
Power supply Master

With up to 60amps of +12v power that PSU is more than you need for your parts.
It's possible it might even be able to handle a 2nd HD 5850.

No extra fans or fan controller needed. Nothing you're running is an especially 'hot' part.
Let the operating temps be your guide to when you need to think about extra cooling.
 
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