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Message edited by ragingazn628 on 06-16-2008 at 03:20:23 PM |
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I would not really call this a high end gaming system, maybe low to mid. No offense. (I am building a E8400, 4GB, 8800GT card myself, and this is what I consider low to mid)
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^ Nope I added them just that I am getting the CPU for 210 and Video card for 120 - why do you think the power isn't enough? |
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I agree with y2kgtp. Better to spend some extra on the power supply, than see your investment vanish in black smoke. 500W is sufficient.
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Plz write"click" on ur desktop
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i had some issues using sata DVD/RW's to install XP on some Gigabyte P35 boards... I'd recommend this instead:
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Think of this.....your spending 200$+ on a CPU, 100$+ on a motherboard, 200$+ on a video card. Are you going to directly connect all of this expensive equipment with a power supply you have no idea even what the Your Video card & both drives get powered from the 1 22A Rail here.....
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Message edited by y2kgtp on 06-16-2008 at 04:43:17 PM |
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also, i agree with the previous posters that I wouldn't stick with a 500W PSU from a $99 RAIDMax case... if it was Antec, it'd be a different story... but then again, if it was an Antec case w/ 500W power supply, it'd be more than $99... you get what you pay for, don't let your $700 mid-range gaming system go up in smoke in 6 months because your PSU pops a capacitor and sends a hefty surge through your motherboard and graphics card... only saying that because it happened to me... invest a good $100 (give or take) in a power supply that will last you through upgrades... PC Power & Cooling Silencer PPCS500 500W ATX12V / EPS12V Power Supply UL, cUL, CE, CB, RoHS - Retail $89.99 $30 more for a 610W ($109): $40 more than that for a 750W ($149): Good luck and enjoy Message edited by truromeo4juliet on 06-16-2008 at 04:47:24 PM --------------- [WARNING:] Post counts do NOT reflect level of expertise. [DISCLAIMER:] If I want your opinion, I'll ask for it. [QUESTION OF THE DAY]: And just WHO is... Tom Shardware? |
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Per the graphics card manufacturer, that power supply (the one that comes with the case) won't be enough..... What are the system requirements for the 8800GTX and 8800GTS? 8800 GTX: This graphics card requires:
PCI Express®-compliant motherboard with one x16 graphics slot 6-pin supplementary power connector Minimum 400W or greater system power supply (with 12V current rating of 26A)* *Minimum system power requirement based on a PC configured with an Intel® Core%u21222 Extreme X6800 Message edited by y2kgtp on 06-16-2008 at 04:53:47 PM |
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Per your video card website, that PSU does not have enough current to run the card, much less the
Message edited by y2kgtp on 06-16-2008 at 05:02:18 PM |
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^ about 800 dollars I need about 200 for a 22 inch monitor. So my parts will die if I use that PSU? If so then I will get these babies http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6811146041 and http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6817341010 |
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How about these cases with PSU?
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