Silverstone Zeus 560W

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I am planning to buy a new system how good is this Silverstone Zeus 560W for overclocking an E6400 with ASUS P5B Deluxe Wifi?
 
it's Very good.

At that price though, an alternative: Silverstone Olympia 650w (deadeyedata.com + JONNYGURU coupon code) is not much more.
 
Complete system specs would be nice. ;)

Here it is

MB: Asus P5B-Dlx Wifi
CPU: Intel C2D E6400
CPU Cooling: Chilly1 SS
NB Cooling: Noctua NC-U6
PSU: Silverstone Zeus 560W
HD: Seagate SATAII 80GB 8MB NCQ
OS: Windows XP Pro
Memory: Super-Talent PC6400 Chips
EXTRA: Hipro-Tech.com DDR Maximizer
 
Zeus 560 = 38a on a single 12v rail; etasis built
Olympia 650 = 54a on a single 12v rail; Dunno who makes it. But it's good.
 
MB: Asus P5B-Dlx Wifi
CPU: Intel C2D E6400
CPU Cooling: Chilly1 SS
NB Cooling: Noctua NC-U6
PSU: Silverstone Zeus 560W
HD: Seagate SATAII 80GB 8MB NCQ
OS: Windows XP Pro
Memory: Super-Talent PC6400 Chips
EXTRA: Hipro-Tech.com DDR Maximizer
No GPU???

The Corsair 520W has up to +12V@40A, is rated at 50C, is 80%+ efficient, very quiet, has a 5yr warranty & is under $100! ;)
 
No GPU???

The Corsair 520W has up to +12V@40A, is rated at 50C, is 80%+ efficient, very quiet, has a 5yr warranty & is under $100! ;)

I think GeForce 7800GTX is a good choice, although still skeptical about it.I am less into gaming and more into movies, DVDs :)
 


I think GeForce 7800GTX is a good choice, although still skeptical about it.I am less into gaming and more into movies, DVDs :)
For just one 7800GTX the Corsair 520W is overkill, but it gives you plenty of room to grow! ;)

For 7800GTX SLI the Corsair 620W is perfect!
 
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