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FX 5950 Ultra/Athlon XP 3000 - Which PSU?
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I'm about to upgrade my CPU to an Athlon XP 3000, and also purchase a nvidia FX 5950 Ultra. I have 512 mb of memory on board an Asus A7V333 motherboard. What's the minimum spec Power Supply Unit that I need to succesfully run this combo? Thanks John Hellingsworth |
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I have the same set up on a 250 Watt PS and it works fine.
"John Hellingsworth" wrote in message ... Hello I'm about to upgrade my CPU to an Athlon XP 3000, and also purchase a nvidia FX 5950 Ultra. I have 512 mb of memory on board an Asus A7V333 motherboard. What's the minimum spec Power Supply Unit that I need to succesfully run this combo? Thanks John Hellingsworth |
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John Hellingsworth wrote:
Hello I'm about to upgrade my CPU to an Athlon XP 3000, and also purchase a nvidia FX 5950 Ultra. I have 512 mb of memory on board an Asus A7V333 motherboard. What's the minimum spec Power Supply Unit that I need to succesfully run this combo? 350W True Power :-) I suggest to buy something better than 400W i.e.: Antec, ThermalTake, Sirtec, Chieftec, Enermax... -- maniac(at)chello.pl |
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Antec 550W PSU, Truepower.
"John Hellingsworth" wrote in message ... Hello I'm about to upgrade my CPU to an Athlon XP 3000, and also purchase a nvidia FX 5950 Ultra. I have 512 mb of memory on board an Asus A7V333 motherboard. What's the minimum spec Power Supply Unit that I need to succesfully run this combo? Thanks John Hellingsworth |
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"John Hellingsworth" wrote:
Hello I'm about to upgrade my CPU to an Athlon XP 3000, and also purchase a nvidia FX 5950 Ultra. I have 512 mb of memory on board an Asus A7V333 motherboard. What's the minimum spec Power Supply Unit that I need to succesfully run this combo? Thanks John Hellingsworth A good Antec True Power 350W should be more than enough, but for the future it's always good to get a bit more breathing space. I'd recommend a Fortron 400W-460W for an Athlon system, which sometimes offer more than their specs actually state in the tags. Enermax 400W for Pentium 4 systems and lots of hard drives. |
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