PSU crisis!

[BltRdly]

Well damn, i need a PSU which will work with a core 2 duo e6600 and a 7950GX2.


Any suggestions?

Ive not got alot too spend on it though. =/

[BUFF]

FSP Epsilon 700W or Tagan 700W?

You're looking at ~ £570 for your cpu & gfx so they deserve a quality supply

[Clunk]

ive had both of the ones buff mentioned and i have to say that i like the tagan the best. both solid performers, but the fsp had some seriously poor quality control issues.

didnt you have a p4 earlier?

[BltRdly]

haha i DO have a p4, im buying my new rig next week , so i needed too know what psu i need ^^;

[nvening]

Well you your max buget would be a start... I would go for a seasonic personally

[EtheAv8r]

Seasonic S12-500 a seriously good and stable PSU for only £75 here:
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=256337

Or the Seasonic S12-600. The PSU is one of the most important building blocks of your system, and contribtes not insignificantly to stability and OC potential - don't skimp on it - it should last through several CPU/MainBoard upgrades.

[jharne]

Seasonic S12-500 a seriously good and stable PSU for only £75 here:
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=256337

Or the Seasonic S12-600. The PSU is one of the most important building blocks of your system, and contribtes not insignificantly to stability and OC potential - don't skimp on it - it should last through several CPU/MainBoard upgrades.

I was reading down the thread, and had the exact same thought. Just before realising I'd been beaten to it.

[dave87]

If you want modular - you can't go wrong with the M12-600 (when it comes out), or for a normal one, the S12-600w. That should give you plenty of power to run a Core2Duo System even with the top graphics cards.

Dave

[amjedm]

Another vote for Seasonics. I have an older one and they seem to be well built.