J Jelzahar Baseband Member Messages 49 Jan 18, 2008 #51 Kk... so i should stick with everything i got there? Because i may/may not use SLI in the future.
freestyler105 Golden Master Messages 7,883 Jan 18, 2008 #52 Looks good, although I'm not sure about that PSU...it's by an off brand, yoiu want something known for reliability, especially for a high end PC. If you want to spend the money, this is a great PSU: http://www.itestate.com.au/products_detail.asp?code=PD00004221
Looks good, although I'm not sure about that PSU...it's by an off brand, yoiu want something known for reliability, especially for a high end PC. If you want to spend the money, this is a great PSU: http://www.itestate.com.au/products_detail.asp?code=PD00004221
freestyler105 Golden Master Messages 7,883 Jan 18, 2008 #54 Definitely. The minimum power requirement for a computer with an 8800GTS is only 400W, so 650 is more than enough, especially with a reliable brand like Silverstone.
Definitely. The minimum power requirement for a computer with an 8800GTS is only 400W, so 650 is more than enough, especially with a reliable brand like Silverstone.
freestyler105 Golden Master Messages 7,883 Jan 18, 2008 #56 That power supply could probably even run SLI 8800GTS.
J Jelzahar Baseband Member Messages 49 Jan 19, 2008 #57 I quite like the second build because it names that i can trust and it is like exactly the same price...
I quite like the second build because it names that i can trust and it is like exactly the same price...
sek3o1 Daemon Poster Messages 1,150 Jan 19, 2008 #58 seems good cant wait post pix as soon as you build it!!