Thanks for helping, hopefully this will give you more in-depth information on the psuhttp://www.aone.co.uk/ProdInfo.ASP?ProductID=2460. I really lack knowledge when in comes to psu's, but as its so cheap i should probably be careful..having said that my mate bought a very cheap 750watt psu and his has been fine ever since he bought it.. Cheers, Sean

Yeah sure, its a CiT 650UB Black Edition, its cheap but all the reviews i have seen are good, but i would like to know if its got enough power please

Sorry but i have one more question regarding molex connectors. Would it be safe to use a molex splitter like this onehttp://www.amazon.co.uk/Power-Splitter-Cable-Molex-Lead/dp/B003OSNWM8/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1282922471&sr=1-4in order to power my case fan and a graphics card like the gtx 460 (along with 1 6-pin power connector)?

Is this what you're referring to?

then yes. One came with my 460. Sorry, I misunderstood your question at first. English is'nt my native language.

Filthybastrd

As long as you can plug it in, it should work as far as I know. I expect it depends on your PSU.

Filthybastrd

Not only that, but if i did use a 6-pin to 4-pin converter with two molex connectors would i get full power off the card, and would it be safe?

My friend is currently out of state doing a summer job and plans to come back soon and wants to get his old computer running again... It's biggest problem for running games is it's graphics card and I'm wondering if this is a good buy and if it will do the job. He will mostly be playing games like World of Warcraft, Counterstrike Source and TF2. I've had great feedback from Gamespot users in the past and have appreciated it and I hope you guys can help me again today :) thanks.

ASUS EN9500GT/DI/1GD2/V2/A GeForce 9500 GT 1GB 128-bit DDR2 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

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Tomemogus

[QUOTE="sn4k3_64"][QUOTE="choonyos"]It's all opinion based, and most people can't agree on just one. Avast is free and good, Bit Defender is paid and good. Trend Micro is paid and good. I personally find all AV software to be intrusive, and it works more like a virus than any virus I have ever gotten. I also don't get virii, so I can't really comment fully on it. My company forces me to use Symantec, but it's crap and is a resource hog. choonyos

The new video cards will fit using the PCI expansion slots on your case. Most of todays video cards are dual slot cards and will take up two expansion slots on the case. The size of the PCI expansion slots are pretty standard across all manufacturers. The only difference between one case's expansion slots and another's would be the number that the cases offer. But the size of those slots are standard in most cases. As far as price drops go who knows. Your best bet for lower prices for Nvidia gpu's would be a Christmas/holiday sale. The only thing that would cause a price drop for an Nvidia gpu would be ATI's new HD 6000 gpu's coming in November. That will depend on the price point for ATI's new gpu's. And that may not happen. jtcraft

It's all opinion based, and most people can't agree on just one. Avast is free and good, Bit Defender is paid and good. Trend Micro is paid and good. I personally find all AV software to be intrusive, and it works more like a virus than any virus I have ever gotten. I also don't get virii, so I can't really comment fully on it. My company forces me to use Symantec, but it's crap and is a resource hog. choonyos