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After figuring out that my problems of games freezing during game play are due to not enough power from my psu. Here is a list or everything in my pc that is consuming power:
Everything in my sig
3 hard drive fans
2 front 80mm fans
1 slot fan
1 front fan bay controller
2 80mm led fan connected to the fan controller
1 sata controller (pci)
At first i disconnected my two non system hdd and my cdrw. I tried to play bf1942dc and just like before it froze during game play. I then next disconnected everything i listed above except the sata controller.
My main question is how much power do I need to support everything I have listed here? I plan to add two more 80mm led fans soon. Do I need 550w, 600w or more? I have used the power supply calculator listed below, it says I am fine with the psu I have not (400w antec) But obvisouly its not enough for everything.
Is there any other brand that is as good as quality as antec? And how much wattage do i need?
Thanks for the help.'
EDIT:
I forgot to add the link for the website that has the power calculator, its
http://www.jscustompcs.com/power_supply/
and in my post below.
Everything in my sig
3 hard drive fans
2 front 80mm fans
1 slot fan
1 front fan bay controller
2 80mm led fan connected to the fan controller
1 sata controller (pci)
At first i disconnected my two non system hdd and my cdrw. I tried to play bf1942dc and just like before it froze during game play. I then next disconnected everything i listed above except the sata controller.
My main question is how much power do I need to support everything I have listed here? I plan to add two more 80mm led fans soon. Do I need 550w, 600w or more? I have used the power supply calculator listed below, it says I am fine with the psu I have not (400w antec) But obvisouly its not enough for everything.
Is there any other brand that is as good as quality as antec? And how much wattage do i need?
Thanks for the help.'
EDIT:
I forgot to add the link for the website that has the power calculator, its
http://www.jscustompcs.com/power_supply/
and in my post below.