300 Watt enough for 1.4?

[Guest]

I bought a 300 watt power supply that is approved for an athlon 1.2. Will this work on 1.4? its an a1 300 watt ps.
I also have a geforce 3/w tv out, sb liver x gamer, 12x burner, dvd-rom, 60gb hd, 5 point speakers, 21 inch monitor...
thats about it i believe.
I'd rather not buy another ps if this one will get all this stuff to run without any problems.

Thanks..

 

[Arrow]

Probably should work without problems, provided it works fine for your 1.2 without problems.

Rob
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[Guest]

The ps is approved for up to 1.2, I've never actually used it on a 1.2..
Well I really hope this works.. I'm goign to start putting my system together now, so let me know if i should stick the this ps.

 

[Arrow]

Should still work. Try it out and see what happens
Good luck and have fun on putting it together!

Rob
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[Stick_e_Mouse]

yeah.

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[peteb]

What else you got in the system? If you have 1 HDD and 1 or 2 CD drives you should be okay as long as the PSU is high quality. A lot of chaep psu manufaturers add up max theoretical power for each voltage line, knowing in reality that the maximum power supplied is actually 15% lower.

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[dhlucke]

I think the low quality P/S's report their values based on Peak to Peak voltage, which is of course a hoax since those values aren't used unless you have a perfect signal...

I've heard of 400W powersupplies only being 1/2 that....

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