|
|
#1
22nd Dec 2007, 12:20
|
||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||
|
hi i tried using the psu calculators online to make sure the one i purchased is the correect power for me bt im useless and dont know what all the options are?
__________________
could someone please do it for me ?  1 processor intel core 2 quad at 2.4ghz that i will oc to 3.2ghz 4 sticks of ddr3 ram asus ati radion hd 3870 xt graphics card 1 seagate barracuda 750 gig hdd with 32 meg cache 2 asus dvd writers dual layer and light scribe i dont have a clue what the pci cards are so just use what an avarage high end pc would have 6 usb devices and 1 firewire 1 cathode 5 led fans 80mm i think and a asus p5e3 premium motherboard with n wireless thanks i tried do do the calculator to the best of my knowlage but didnt know most of the options ??? much appretiated 
My System: Cewy's wonder macine
|
|
#2
22nd Dec 2007, 12:36
|
||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||
|
Moved to the Cases & Power Supplies forum.
__________________
My System: Hybr!d
|
|
#3
22nd Dec 2007, 12:40
|
|||
|
|||
|
doh!
|
|
#4
23rd Dec 2007, 00:09
|
|||
|
|||
|
i have recently built a machine with high end parts in it aswell and i purchased a 750 watt Corsair power supply but i cant be sure how much juice your CPU will take. If I was you i would purchase a kilowatt one although this may be overkill aswell
|
|
#5
23rd Dec 2007, 04:06
|
|||
|
|||
|
i was contemplating that before i purchased this last month but many members here said it would definately be over the top and 720 would be adiquet
|
|
#6
23rd Dec 2007, 04:17
|
|||
|
|||
|
ok i put in all the parts i know i am getting and then put 2 pci cards and get 700 at 90%load and 780 at 100% is this right ?
|
|
#7
25th Dec 2007, 15:39
|
|||
|
|||
|
yeah that sounds about right. It uses alot of juice. There reason i would go higher up in the PSU is because it says about 720 watts if u get a 750 watt power supply it is neally giving it all that it has. This is not a good practice to your poor power supply and eventually it will die unfortunately. This is why you should plan ahead for futute upgrades such as RAM modules other Hard Disks more Fans etc.
|
