How do I choose a power supply.

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by mx6string, Nov 23, 2005.

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  1. Ragnarok2

    Ragnarok2 Guest

    What I'm saying is that if you buy an amazing stick of ram, it will only perform like the slowest stick of ram in your computer right now. So if you're not planning to dispose of the RAM in your computer right now, buy a stick of RAM which is equivalent to the RAM you have in your computer right now.
     
    Ragnarok2, Nov 25, 2005
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  2. mx6string

    mx6string Member

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    um... ok still not getting it, what number is the speed is that the pc3200 number, so since the ram i have now is ddr pc3200 256MB, and say i get a new 512MB ddr pc3200, then everything will work out fine right, or should i take everything out and get two new 512MB ddr pc3200's
     
    mx6string, Nov 27, 2005
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  3. Nephilim

    Nephilim Moderator Staff Member

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    The best PSU's on the planet can be found here,

    http://www.pcpowercooling.com/

    Their performance, tolerances and regulation can't be beat. My Turbo510 Deluxe weighed a friggin ton compared to the Vantec Stealth it replaced which tells me PC Power & Cooling uses heavy duty components. Plus the 5 year warranty means they know their product will last at least that long which can't be said for many other manufacturers, if any.
     
    Nephilim, Nov 27, 2005
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  4. ireland

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    Nephilim

    one of our guys (vegas) is getting this one,take a look
    http://aspireusa.net/product.php?pid=21

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    This Aspire's Tri-Fan Power Supplies features 520W of power housed in lightweight aluminum chassis, combining best cooling, quiet and high performance in a stylish design. Supports Pentium 4 and AMD CPUs. This power supply has three built-in 80mm Blue UV Reactive Fans for best cooling and a Fan Speed Adjustor to control the fan speed and reduce the noise level while maxmizing your cooling capacity. The power supply comes with loads of phenomenal features, including the three blue UV reactive fans, UV reactive plug, switch, adapters and UV reactive wire sleeves. Short Circuit/ Under Voltage/ Over Voltage/ Over Current/ Over Power Protection functions ensure and stabilize your system. Made of the highest quality components and materials, Aspire has undergone the most rigorous testing in the industry to offer the best cooling, stability, reliability and durability for today's heavily loaded PCs.
     
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  5. Ragnarok2

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    Yes everything will work out fine.
     
    Ragnarok2, Nov 27, 2005
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  6. mx6string

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    ok thanks, finally somebody answers my question.

    Thanks all
     
    mx6string, Nov 28, 2005
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