http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-009-HP
its quite cheap and has good ampage etc (36A maximum)
is this a good buy or should i go cheaper because its a bit overkill?
edit : i forgot specs, read the middle of this page
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Yes, specs please. There is really not such thing as too much power, unless you take electric bill into consideration, then it is a very big deal.yianwith high Watt PSU's most of the power is just wasted. and some specs would be help :)
[QUOTE="yian"]Yes, specs please. There is really not such thing as too much power, unless you take electric bill into consideration, then it is a very big deal.yoyo462001with high Watt PSU's most of the power is just wasted. and some specs would be help :) PSU's only draw however much load you have on a system. So even if you had a 1000W PSU, if your system only puts 380W load on the PSU, you would only draw 380W. The real thing is the efficiency, as far as electric bills go.
[QUOTE="yoyo462001"][QUOTE="yian"]Yes, specs please. There is really not such thing as too much power, unless you take electric bill into consideration, then it is a very big deal.Baselerdwith high Watt PSU's most of the power is just wasted. and some specs would be help :) PSU's only draw however much load you have on a system. So even if you had a 1000W PSU, if your system only puts 380W load on the PSU, you would only draw 380W. The real thing is the efficiency, as far as electric bills go. Really? I have always thought that power goes wasted if you don't use them. Thanks for the info. Now I feel much at ease with my 680W psu running all night sharing... errr, rendering 3d scenes!
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