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Power Supply for this system....

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deep22

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The computer I'm currently building... it came with a 380w Antec Truepower, I dont think it will be enough to run all this though. I want the headroom to run all of these components and still be able to OC in the future. At the same time I want a quiet setup... I was thinking of maybe getting a fanless quiet PSU, but I'm worried that it will heat my case up like an easy bake oven....

Antec Sonata Case
2x 120mm fans
Zalman 7000cu hsf
2x 512 corsair xms
A64 3200+ processor
MSI K8N neo plat mobo
x800 Radeon Vid Card
2x WD 36.7gb SATA raptor HD's
2x WD 80gb SE HD's
3x Optical Drives
Floppy Drive
TV Tuner

I've got all of this except the x800 so far... my Geforce ti4600 will have to do until then..
 
One word PC Power & cooling 510
It can handle anything you throw at it. And a 5 year warranty to boot
 
http://takaman.jp/D/index.html?english

Do the math, and see if your system can be powered by the 380w (I would bet it couldn't, given the amount of drives in that system)

You might want to take a look at the Enermax Whisper series or the Fortron-made Zalmans, along with the 120mm Fortron "aurora". All of those are quiet supplies that don't skimp on power.
 
Geez I can't count without my calculator.
When I first powered up the PCP&C, I quickly turned the rig off, thinking something was wrong :eek:
Turned out that this puppy is quieter then my Enermax EG 465P-VE was and the voltage readings in AIDA32 is closer to my digital mutimeter readings.
You can order it with a silent fan if need be.
 
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