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| Which power supply for gaming PC
Im Buying a new Rig , it is a average gaming PC around 40k and i want to know how i can know that what i need for my power supply ? I meant to say is which will be the best power supply for my Rig ? Motherboard: Gigabyte EP-45-DS3R Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 SATA HDD: Samsung SpinPoint F1 750 GB SATA 32 MB Memory: Corsair TWIN2X2024-6400 graphic : Geforce 9600 GT |
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| Re: Choosing power supply
For a normal home PC which only runs games occasionally, a 300W-400W PSU should be fine. For a medium to high-end PC which runs games frequently, I'd recommend 450W-550W. For an ultra high-end gaming PC, 600W+. |
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| Re: Choosing power supply
I think so this will help you in you problem : http://support.asus.com/PowerSupplyC...Language=en-us Asus offers on its site a simulator to help you choose correctly according to your components.
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| Re: Which power supply for gaming PC
See this guide for more Help : Choosing Power Supply |
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