Is this power supply enough

[Brad_Barker]

Hey all, I have a 350watt PSU. I am running a P4 2.53 with 1GB of DDR RAM, Geforce 4Ti4200, 80GB WD HD, DVD, CD-RW. I am currently running three 80mm light case fans, and I am going to add another to the front. I am also going to add a Black UV light to do some cool glow effects in the case. I wanted to know if the PSU is enough to run those things without any problem. Thanks for the help.

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[Auburn9698]

Probably. If it's a quality PS. There's one way to find out, of course. But, when in doubt....

(Dig the sig, by the way. Can tell you've probably put a cable or two together)

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[error_911]

yeah, if its a good brand-name PSU you're set, don't worry.. .besides, if your system starts messin around that's when you need to look into a new PSU

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[sscherry]

Brad,

You may want to check out the following PCWorld link, especially the FIGURE 2, within the page. But from what you've indicated those components installed in your system, you PS show more that handle everything (but as everyone said...if it's of good quality)....here's the link:

http://www.pcworld.com/howto/article/0,aid,109379,pg,2,00.asp

Cheers, Shane

 

[Brad_Barker]

Thanks for all the advice. I am going to trust the PS I have for now. I am going to buy an Enermax 431w PS next month. I think everything will be fine.

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