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Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 11
OS: windows xp
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i need help in deciding what power supply i need
i would like a green power supply! my budget is £000-£50 my specs:[they are vague because i am not certain] motherboard asus giga bit ethernet...775 socket one hard drive SATA 500gb two DVD rewritable drives one is light scribe SATA or maybe IDE graphics card under £120 dual display 512-GB ram nvida two case Fan 80mm and 120mm and CPU cooler either two 2GB ram modules or four 1gb modules Intel E8400 3.0ghz ![]() ![]()
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: west australia
Posts: 56,637
OS: win 7 32x 64x rtm
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Re: how big does my power supply have to be???
it will depend on what video card
i can tell you now you are looking at 50+ for the power supply probably in the 70 region this is in the wrong section the building section is for advice on what components moving you to there
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Re: how big does my power supply have to be???
Post the video card type, an easy way to find it is to right click on the desktop , select properties , select the settings tab , click the advanced button at the bottem , then click the adapter tab. It will say there what video the pc is currently useing.
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