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SLI PSU for new build?

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Max|m

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I'm looking for a good PSU for a new build I'm doing. I don't need anything super awesome that will cost me a ton. I'm just looking for a stable/trustworthy PSU that will power the following:

Asus A8N SLI Premium
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+
2GB OCZ Ram
BFG 7800 GTX
DVD burner
3 Hard drives

I am looking at adding an extra 7800 later on just to give the system a lil more umph when its needed so I'll need a PSU that will be able to handle that upgrade. Any sugestions?
 
.... well price wise I really dont know lol. I have looked at the PCPC Turbo-Cool® 510 Express and it's a great PSU but I consider that pretty freaking expensive. I guess I'm looking closer to the $100 - $150 range rather then the $200 the PCPC one is.
 
Max|m said:
.... well price wise I really dont know lol. I have looked at the PCPC Turbo-Cool® 510 Express and it's a great PSU but I consider that pretty freaking expensive. I guess I'm looking closer to the $100 - $150 range rather then the $200 the PCPC one is.
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Then run don't walk to the thread about ewiz in this forum and get Seasonic S12-600. Very very very good PSU and an even better price.

http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=930984
 
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