Build compatiblity

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nuno_s

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Hi
Im ordering this build
CASE-Antec200
Mobo- asusu m4a79t "deluxe"
PSU- Corsair 650W
Rams-OCZ PC12800 4Gb Platinium AMD Edition DDR3 (2x2Gb)
GPU- HD 5770
CPU- AMD Phenom II 965 BE
HDD- Samsung Spionpoint f3
DRIVE- Samsung writemaste sh-203 2x

My questions are-

1ºRams- My mobo can support( by the oficialy supported emmory list) 1,5 , 1,7,1,9 etc dual channel memories , so it can also support my 1,65 v memories right?
2ºPSU- Won´t i have prroblems with such a powerfull psu in this system , can it control the output power to my hardware , i just have this psu because i want to another gpu later
3ºIs it compatible?
 
The Motherboard/Memory look compatible.

As for the PSU, I can't say until you say what exact PSU you're getting, since they have different connectors. The GPU you are buying requires a 6-pin PCI-E power adapter. Most cards come with a 2 4-pin molex to 1 6-pin pci-e power adapter anyways. For future cards, you may need 2 6-pin pci-e adapaters or possibly a 6-pin and 8-pin PCI-e power.

Keep in mind that there is such thing as an 8-pin esp12v cpu power connector. A lot of websites (specifically zipzoomfly.com) mislabel this as an 8-pin pci-e power connector.
 
As for the PSU, I can't say until you say what exact PSU you're getting, since they have different connectors. The GPU you are buying requires a 6-pin PCI-E power adapter. Most cards come with a 2 4-pin molex to 1 6-pin pci-e power adapter anyways. For future cards, you may need 2 6-pin pci-e adapaters or possibly a 6-pin and 8-pin PCI-e power.

Keep in mind that there is such thing as an 8-pin esp12v cpu power connector. A lot of websites (specifically zipzoomfly.com) mislabel this as an 8-pin pci-e
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It´s a Corsair TXEU 650W PSU with two 6+2 pin pci-e connectors i think
 
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