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Another 'How much power......'

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Mr. Baz

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There will be no OC'ing on this rig. Will only be running in stock form.

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And an MSI 9800GTX+

Cliffs:
Small case
Core 2 Duo 3.16GHz
Aftermarket, but small HSF
DVD Burner
SSD 128GB
4GB GSkill RAM
nVidia 9800GTX+

I'm thinking 500Ws should be sufficient.
 
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I agree with your assessment of 500w, while the system could probably run on less, it'd be better for the PSU to stay in the 50-80% load range or so which would put a 500-600w at the golden size.
 
I would say with that case size try to go Modular to help with cable management.
Happy Holidays!
 
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