Dmt_94_666

MSI K9A2VM-F V2 - Motherboard
Amd phenom x4 9850 @ 2500mhz
Kingston 4GB (2X2GB) DDR2 1066 MHZ PC2-8500 HyperX T1 RAM
CIT 750 Watt power supply CIT 750W Dual 12V Rail 12cm Fan PSU - 2x SATA 1x PCI-E 7x 4pin Molex 2x floppy drive
Hitachi DeskStar 1TB SATA 7200 RPM 16 MB Cache

Ps : i already know that it will all fit in my New case and all does work with each other just want peoples opinions on it Thanks :) (Also i dont play games)

Tyree

Never heard of CIT power supply. I'm seeing £26.99 on a UK site.
That pretty much indicates it is not a quality unit so I would suggest getting a better PSU.

Dmt_94_666

Hi thanks for your opinions i know what you mean about the power supply but i wanted a good wattage (above 700w ,black) and cheap (below £45)
Also i live in england so please make it an english site if you find any better! thanks

Tyree

Quality and cheap do not go together for a PSU. High wattage is worthless if it's not stable clean power.
What graphics card are you using?

gcavan

As has been stressed many, many times over in this and other forums, your power supply is not the place to scrimp. Even a high quality ps is often the most inexpensive component of the system.

After a bit of digging I found the specs for that CIT ps. If you do the math, those numbers add up to 730 watts. If you push the current draws close to maximum, I will guaran-tee you that you would see the noise on those output lines by using just a multimeter. At best, what you have here is an overrated 550-600 w supply.

AC INPUT: 230VAC 10A 50-60Hz
DC Output Max
+3.3V +5V +12V1 +12V2 -12V +5VSB
28A 30A 20A 20A 0.3A 2.5A

These are the base numbers for a Corsair 550 VX.
AC Input Rating 90 - 264VAC 5 - 9A 47Hz - 63Hz
DC Output Max
+3.3V +5V +12V -12V +5VSB
30A 20A 41A 0.8A 3A

Dmt_94_666

Im going to be using onboard graphics

Dmt_94_666

What power supply would you recommend ? Dont mind as long as its 700w or above and good quality for money and not over £70 if you can help it thanks

Phædrus2401

Cheapest 750w I'd recommend off the top of my head is the Corsair tx750w, which is L89.99: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/134677

Dmt_94_666

Bit too pricey but i would have baught it if i had the money

gcavan

If, as you say, you will be using onboard graphics, then a 450w supply will be plenty. If you are planning to, in time, add a graphics card then give this a look:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/135514

greenbrucelee

save up untill you have the money for a good psu.

There is no point in buying a good a setup and a crap psu because having a crap psu mean you risk damaging all your components in your computer.

Think of it this way:- you get a ferrari which only takes 99 octane fuel in it, you would be pretty pissed off if you put normal unleaded in it and Ferrari tell you that you need a new engine because you have shattered the insides of the engine by using an inferior octane fuel.

A power supply converts the AC from your wall socket to low voltage DC to make your computer run if you get a bad brand (wattage doesn't matter) then this conversion can go wrong and blow the insides of your computer. If you get a good brand like the corsair one mentioned or Seasonic then you have less chance of this going wrong.

Never skimp on a psu even if it means waiting another month or two untill you have the appropriate funds for it.

Dmt_94_666

Thanks everyone taking your advice and getting a good named psu will post a link to it