Ok I am trying to build a new system which is no-where near top spec as some of u guys but it'll do for me ok?!?
Right! If I get a 250W power supply will it be enough to handle a duron 600mhz and a creative geforce2 MX 32mb ddr?
possibly a stupid question I know but - I dont wanna shell out £350 on a new system only to find it wont work.......
If it will work, how far will I be able to upgrade the processor b4 the power supply will not be enough?
this will be with 128mb ram , 2X 2GB hard disks, CD rom, creative labs sound-card...(dunno which one!)
The main reason Im worried is cos the Intel systems are a big of a power hog...or so Ive heard and need 300w power supplies.
Phew.....this must be my longest post!
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mmmm....Well I'm planning on getting at least a 700MHz Athlon and I was told I need at least a 300W power supply so I'd just get a 350WW and then you won't have to get another power supply next time you upgrade....hopefully..
Yo dude, I have a Copermine P3 750@900, Ge-Force 2 32mb, 3 PCI cards, (modem, sound card, DVD decoder) hard drive ect ect runnibg on a 250 watt ps. Vision Tek, the maker of my card, recomends atleast a 250 watt ps for the vid card. So far I haven't had any problems at all. Just to give ya some info.
Durons are VERY easy to overclock. I would recommend a better power supply though. At least a 300 or 350. that would leave you lost of "options" and I like those!
Cheers people! So how far do you think I could overclock a duron 600mhz??
As it is I'll be getting a psycho ninja fan on the processor -its certified to handle up to 1.2ghz......hehehhe!
Ut gamer - I dunno if ur in the uk but u can get a 900mhz athlon Here for £160 so u wont have too wait long! in the last coupla weeks the duron 600 Mhz has dropped about £10-£15!
Hmm looking around, but I can only see 250w power supplies that come with a case -I need a new case for the atx motherboard Im getting....so I might just "make do" with the 250w psu. unless someone knows where I can get a case and 300w psu for about £50....
[This message has been edited by Ash (edited November 04, 2000).]
My recommendation would be to wait until you can get a 300W power supply - especially with an AMD CPU - from what I've read they usually require a "cleaner" power source than an Intel processor. I recently built a system and found an ATX case with 300W PS for about $100 (which would be around 50 pounds or less)
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A newbie type question......nooooohh! 
Just to give ya some info. 
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