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Can someone help me? please I realy wana buy fast!

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Also the quality of the psu is more important than the printed wattage because a good 500w psu will give you more than a crappy 600w. For that video card you shouldn't have a problem though.
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Buy fast, repent at leisure.

Price out the components, or equivalent at newegg first.

Diablotek looks like an absolutely terrible psu company. Jonnyguru rated a top unit as the pits.
Newegg sells the same psu for $28. No way that can be any good.
Look for Seasonic, Antec, XFX,Corsair, and PC P&C for quality units.

Post your budget, and what you need to do, and you will get plenty of builds form the members here.
I have no particular problem with the 2500K and other parts.

Is there any particular reason why you would want to build a $700 system with a $50 powersupply? I have had two PSU failures in the past (Thermaltake and then a more expensive Antec) and it really is a pain in the proverbial.

I'd personally look to purchase something branded that you can trust. You should also consider that if your PC is on much of the time, a branded PSU with a high efficiency rating may pay for itself in a couple of years compared to a cheaper inefficient PSU.

Graphics card Master

mikey23 said:
Its overclocled though how much more does that change it?


Zip, it is normal operation that you can simply do yourself. It adds value only to the uninformed.

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