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11-26-2007, 05:50 PM
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Help deciding
What is a good power supply for a e6550 with a 8800GT, an optical drive, a hd and some fans?
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Re: Help deciding
I just got a coolermaster real power 650 and the specs are really nice and I was told it could easily run that card plus additional stuff
 I believe Newegg has them with a rebate
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Re: Help deciding
Any of the Make and Model units listed below will do a fine job for you.
Thermaltake Toughpower 650w and up (Toughpower series only from Thermaltake) Antec Trio 650w (Trio and Earthwatts only from Antec) CoolerMaster Real Power Pro 650w or 750w (Real Power Pro or I-Green series only from Coolermaster) Any Seasonic unit 600w or higher Any PC Power and Cooling unit 650 or higher Any Corsair 600w and up OCZ GameXtreme 700w Take a look at the "Power Supply Info" link in my signature below. |
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