Looking for a new PSU

[Lazar_99]

I'm looking for a new PSU because i'm soon gonna buy the R6870 and i don't think my current PSU will be able to last much long with it. My current PSU is an Xilence XP500.
Its specs: AC INPUT 110-240V | 8.5A - 5.5A | 60 - 50HZ
DC output +3.3V +5V +12V1 +12V2 -12V +5VSB
26.0A 30.0A 18.0A 20.0A 0.5A 2.5A
its a 500W PSU.
my other specs are: AMD Athlon II X3 450 3.2 ghz
4gb of transcend DDR3 RAM
Biostar N68S3+
Seagate 500gb HDD
GeForce GT 240 1gb GDDR5

my main concern is that i'll have a problem with connections because the PSU only has 2 molex connectors and no 6pin PCI-E connectors and the 6870 requires 2 PCI-E 6pin connectors.

 

[Silvune]

I agree that it would be a wise investment to buy a new PSU.
What is your budget and where are you buying from?

 

[Lazar_99]

I agree that it would be a wise investment to buy a new PSU.
What is your budget and where are you buying from?

Well i'm not planing to spend more than 60$, acceptable prices are 60$ or bellow for a PSU

 

[jwk3]

here you go, plenty of power, the right connectors and god quality parts. I couldn't seem to find a reputable branded one with the right connectors!

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817256061

 

[Lazar_99]

here you go, plenty of power, the right connectors and god quality parts. I couldn't seem to find a reputable branded one with the right connectors!

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817256061

should do great

 

[Lazar_99]

Best answer selected by Lazar_99.

 

[Lazar_99]

here you go, plenty of power, the right connectors and god quality parts. I couldn't seem to find a reputable branded one with the right connectors!

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817256061

but eh... the rating on the 12V rail is 34 amps and mine has 2 12V rails 1 rated 20 amps, the other 18 amps which makes it 38 amps in total or did i make a mistake?

 

[delluser1]

but eh... the rating on the 12V rail is 34 amps and mine has 2 12V rails 1 rated 20 amps, the other 18 amps which makes it 38 amps in total or did i make a mistake?

Specs like you have given don't always tell the whole story
Does the label of the existing provide the amount of wattage available to the 12v rails, if not chances are the rails don't add up
Providing make and model is better than giving the labels specs

 

[Lazar_99]

Specs like you have given don't always tell the whole story
Does the label of the existing provide the amount of wattage available to the 12v rails, if not chances are the rails don't add up
Providing make and model is better than giving the labels specs

mine is a Xilence XP500