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Need help select high end PS

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Building a brand new AMD system and I need to know what's a good high performance power supply that'll be able to hand all of the stuff, and has room for future upgrades/additions.

MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum
AMD Athlon 64 3500+
Corsair XMS Xtra Low Latency 1 GB (512MB x2) DDR400-PC3200
Seagate Barracuda 200GB 7200RPM 8MB Cache SATA
WD Raptor (debating on 36GB or 74GB) SATA
CL Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS
ATI X800 XT Platinum
Plextor 12x DVD+/-RW
Aquarius III Liquid Cooling
Lian Li Mid-Range Tower
(Moving from old pc to new one)
LG CD/RW
Sony DVD
Maxtor 60GB 5200RPM IDE
CL 56K v.92 Modem

I had initially thought about an Antec 480W, but then changed my mind after reading some threads. So I'd like input to how much I should get. I think something at 510 W or over.
 
I'm a very big fan of PC Power & Cooling. They have an excellent reputation, and if they put a 510 label on it, you can bet it will deliver 510 or more. http://www.pcpowercooling.com

That said, you may also want to check out some of the modular PSU's over at frozencpu.com and the likes. Coolness.

Oldie
 
I want a 510 from pc power&cooling, but can someone direct me to which one is a good one? Preferrably dual fan cooled.
 
I nominate PC Power & Cooling. I owned 2 Enermax and 2 Antec PSU's over the last year and a half and just recently bought the 510Express(will work with BTX) with the adapter for ATX.
My PC is more stable now with a higher oc than before. You cant go wrong with pc p&c.
Plus 5 year warranty.
 
Oldie said:
I'm a very big fan of PC Power & Cooling. They have an excellent reputation, and if they put a 510 label on it, you can bet it will deliver 510 or more. http://www.pcpowercooling.com

That said, you may also want to check out some of the modular PSU's over at frozencpu.com and the likes. Coolness.

Oldie
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Thanx... i couldnt find the site for some reason, that helped.

lil layzie said:
http://www.xoxide.com/pc-power-and-cooling-510w-deluxe.html
That's the one you want.


Or you can get this and save a few dollars.
http://www.xoxide.com/pc-power-and-cooling-510w.html
And the only difference is that it's not black and it's not sleeved.

Either way, its the best money can buy.
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and yea... i went wit the 510 deluxe... from that website you gave meeh... just ordered it 2day... so thanx again

D4hPr0 said:
I nominate PC Power & Cooling. I owned 2 Enermax and 2 Antec PSU's over the last year and a half and just recently bought the 510Express(will work with BTX) with the adapter for ATX.
My PC is more stable now with a higher oc than before. You cant go wrong with pc p&c.
Plus 5 year warranty.
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I definitely agree, which is y i bought one... hahaha...

ehZn said:
The PCP&C 510 is a fantastic psu and one of the best you can buy, but if you want a seriously high end psu that is sure to exceed all your needs http://www.frozencpu.com/cgi-bin/frozencpu/psu-82.html
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yea it is, but that one u posted is just out of mai league... hahaha... as of rite now that is...


thanx all 4 ur help
 
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