sufficient pwr supply for nforce

[tdean]

is an enlight case with a 300 watt pwr supply sufficient for an nforce based system? would you guys be comfortable with that? i usually go with 340watts but my supplier is out.

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[Spitfire_x86]

depends on other components

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[tdean]

nuthin else.... just to be used as office workstations. no burners... 1 cd rom, single hard drive... just the very basics.

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[o1die]

The enlight 300 watt should work fine if you're not overclocking. I had to upgrade mine to overclock a p4. I'm using a 350 watt L&C from dealsonic for only $17.95 shipped.

 

[chad_n]

I agree it's the components, and the quality of the power supply for it's wattage rating.

I have a sparkel 300 w/noise killer and my system (below) runs fine so far (built a few days ago).

Chad

2800+ (overclocked from a 2700+)
A7N8X DLX
GF4 TI 4600
2 Maxtor D740s
1 WD 400BB
1 Plextor 40/12/40
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3 X 256 corsair 2400 XMS (yes I know, keep it blue --soon
volcano 7+
5" .5A fan mounted to top of case