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PSU help
Hi. I am thinking of getting a Thermaltake Toughpower 750W Power Supply but I"m new to this computer stuff and I dont know if that is good for my home or what? How do PSU work, will this be a good PSU and I wont lose no power or something? Lol thanks and sorry for these nooby questions.
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Re: PSU help
it is a good psu,it is always a better option to be over rather than underpowered
it depends on what is in the system as to what you require,it will run just about anything on the market at the present except for the latest ati cards running 2 of them
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