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Hi everyone, i have a question, im building a new PC using some parts from my current one, i bought a Pentium 4 631, a new mobo, and im gonna use everything else from my current including my Geforce 6600GT. The question is will my current Codegen 400W PSU be enough???:baby:
Yes, that's perfectly adequate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giza
Edit: assuming that's an efficient PSU, I've never heard of Codegen. Not one of those £20 budget things is it?
If it was a 400W seasonic, silverstone etc. then yes. Frankly, I haven't heard of Codegen so can't comment on their quality. If it's a cheap budget thing, then I would just buy a nice one for piece of mind. But maybe someone else who has dealt with Codegen can give a better assessment.
Yes, its one of those budget choises, btw heres the link (if it will help)http://www.codegenworld.com/03_produ..._id_search=182
In that case I wouldn't rely on it, may want to splash out for a new PSU. A 400W shouldn't set you back much.
Thank You! I think I'll buy this one from my next payday http://epood.ordi.ee/EPood/Product.a...emID=1810-1116
Is it a good choice???
where are you based?
U mean where am I from?? Estonia!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Steve B
Here's in englishhttp://www.hipergroup.com/English/pr...hpu-4m580.html
So is it good???
I have no idea what those prices relate to in terms of pound sterling, but the slightly (?) more expensive Seasonic would be a better bet. ;)
Seasonic S12-430
Of course, the Corsair is nice too (520W) and would give a little more flexibility in upgrade options (i.e. graphics cards) but at 1,900 Kr that could be a fortune!?
Even a quality 350W will more than do the job.
I wanna do some upgrades in the future :PQuote:
Originally Posted by aidanjt
I have a 4 year old 420W Tagen powering an E6320 and an 8800GTS and it's still nowhere near fully loaded, if that's any indication. ;)
:surprised:Then you made a wise investment 4 years ago, so im gonna do the same right now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by aidanjt