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getting a new PSU
Name: Dumb Geek (by bitboy) Date: March 2, 2006 at 06:43:20 Pacific OS: WinXP CPU/Ram: Intel Product: custom
Comment:
i am getting a new PSU. what is a diff between ATX, ATX12V and EPS 12v? currectly i am using ATX12v, so i have get a same kinda PSU? does it really matter? cuz i see some 600W ATX(not ATX12V) is in good price.
Simply saying it's a 600W PSU means nothing...there are good 600W PSUs & there some that are absolute garbage. Proper amperage across the various voltage rails is what's important, especially the +12v rail(s). Considering you're looking at 600W units, you're gonna have to spend a good buck to get something decent. And looking at your specs, you SHOULD be spending a good buck to protect your investment & you should get a PSU that's 'SLI Certified'. Doing a quick search at newegg only turned up one, & it's gonna cost you over $150
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Name: Dumb Geek (by bitboy)
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