Will a antec 350 w smart 2.0 power a 8800gts?. i need to know if the antec smart power 2.0 350w psu will run the 8800gts. i think it should even thought the requirements say 450w, people tested the power consumption of the computer with this card and it consumed...

and have narrowed it to either my psu can't supply enough power, or the 8800GTS is |=ucked... help would be greatly appreciated I may have missed it in your post, but what kind of PSU is it? You have plugged the required power connector(s) to the video card...

Thermaltake Armor Series VA8000BWS Black Aluminum/Steel ATX Case Well, based on the benchmarks, 8800s wipe the floor with basically everything. 8800GTS for sure. Defintely. Also consider buying a beefer powersupply to power that 8800GTS. By the way, in your...

but all 4 are dual slot and require one 6 pin p-cie power connector the second choice you have is an 8800GT 512 65nm slightly less powerful (than the 8800GTS 512 65nm) but has a single slot design and is louder an should be cheaper. This should be the choice...

my motherboard rite there its just temporary until i can afford a 680i witch i will get after the 8800 it should fit fine cool also whats the cheapest psu that is good and can power a 8800gts when time comes i will get a way better 1 when i run sli hmmm, Idk,...

slapped together (8800GTS chips) and the 9800GTX will barely beat out an ULTRA 8800 from what it sounds like..... I think the 9800GTS would basically be the same power as a 8800GTS 512mb in that case, so why bother? My vote is for the 8800GT SLI to beat...

having a 8800GTX and the E6600 system have the lower powered 8800GTS. I bring this up because the same would happen with the 8800GTS v/s the x1950xt. On the Fear benchmarks the low end system beat the mid range at a resolution of 1280X960 due to the GPU....

opinion, anything higher than a 4850 with your current rig would most likely be bottlenecked by your CPU. hmmm....Well a 9800gtx really isn't that much more powerful then a 8800gts 640mb. Just like the above poster said...if you are playing at resolutions...

diff clocks, and less power on the 8800GTS G92 and less money, better deal altogether, for my resolution atleast I like the 8800GTS G92 KO edition I think I might pick that one up its under 200 bucks with rebate great deal and it outperforms a stock 9800GTX...

200w on full load. If it's a low end cpu, it could work. Other components like hdd also add a sturdy drain. As for it easily powering a 8800gts, that's not true. A g92 8800gts consumes around the same amount of power as 9800gtx. Wouldn't reccomend it,...