-=JaySin=-
08-21-2004, 07:30 PM
Theres a sale on this PSU and I was wondering if I should buy it for my system with my new vid card (Geforce6800)
http://store.yahoo.com/directron/artsps.html
I used the PSU calculator and got this (I did a high end power and a low end power requirments for my computer ex21 to 17)
3.3V=2.4
5V=21 to 17
12v=15.3 to 14.7
3.3+5+12v=300 to 270
note I used the ATI 9700 but Im actually buying the Ati 9800 Pro or a GeForce 6800 (non ultra)
I am buying a new PSU because Im buying a new graphics card ^ ^ ^ ^
I need a cheap psu that can handle this system.
2.6 Hyper Threaded Pentium 4, FSB 800 MHz L1 cache 8 KB, L2 cache 512 Kb
768 MB RAM, Two 256MB of Kingston PC3200 non-ECC, and Two 128MB of dell crap PC3200 non-ECC
52x/24x/52x CD burner
16x DVD-ROM
80GB 7200RPM
13.5 GB and Something Slower
250 Watt power supply
19 inch monitor
Creative SB Live! Series
Altec Lansing Speakers with Subwoofer
I found this website and it has tons of Super Flower power supplies
I was considering the (in the top left corner )
TT-450SS 450W ATX P4 Power Supply, Triple Fans
http://store.yahoo.com/directron/pssuperflower.html
(Specifications: Model No: TTGI TT-450SS (450W). AC Input: 100~120Vac/200~240Vac, 10/6A, 60/50Hz. DC Output: +3.3V~28.0A, +5V~42A, +12V~18A. +5Vsb~3A, -5V~0.5A, -12V~0.8A). MAX OUTPUT POWER: 450W. Ten IDE connectors, two floppy connectors, +12V power connector, Aux power connector, +12V power connector, Aux power connector. Dimension: 6"(W) x 6.25"(L) x 3.5"(H)".)
http://store.yahoo.com/directron/artsps.html
http://store.yahoo.com/directron/artsps.html (copy and pase it into browser) :o
http://store.yahoo.com/directron/artsps.html
I used the PSU calculator and got this (I did a high end power and a low end power requirments for my computer ex21 to 17)
3.3V=2.4
5V=21 to 17
12v=15.3 to 14.7
3.3+5+12v=300 to 270
note I used the ATI 9700 but Im actually buying the Ati 9800 Pro or a GeForce 6800 (non ultra)
I am buying a new PSU because Im buying a new graphics card ^ ^ ^ ^
I need a cheap psu that can handle this system.
2.6 Hyper Threaded Pentium 4, FSB 800 MHz L1 cache 8 KB, L2 cache 512 Kb
768 MB RAM, Two 256MB of Kingston PC3200 non-ECC, and Two 128MB of dell crap PC3200 non-ECC
52x/24x/52x CD burner
16x DVD-ROM
80GB 7200RPM
13.5 GB and Something Slower
250 Watt power supply
19 inch monitor
Creative SB Live! Series
Altec Lansing Speakers with Subwoofer
I found this website and it has tons of Super Flower power supplies
I was considering the (in the top left corner )
TT-450SS 450W ATX P4 Power Supply, Triple Fans
http://store.yahoo.com/directron/pssuperflower.html
(Specifications: Model No: TTGI TT-450SS (450W). AC Input: 100~120Vac/200~240Vac, 10/6A, 60/50Hz. DC Output: +3.3V~28.0A, +5V~42A, +12V~18A. +5Vsb~3A, -5V~0.5A, -12V~0.8A). MAX OUTPUT POWER: 450W. Ten IDE connectors, two floppy connectors, +12V power connector, Aux power connector, +12V power connector, Aux power connector. Dimension: 6"(W) x 6.25"(L) x 3.5"(H)".)
http://store.yahoo.com/directron/artsps.html
http://store.yahoo.com/directron/artsps.html (copy and pase it into browser) :o