Will my psu handle this?
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It should. But, you know Me, I always like it when you have more then you need.
like vamod said, it probably will hold up, but in my opinion i would be looking into getting a new psu. remember, the cheap power supplies with flashy lights and go faster stripes and with billion watt ratings, are ****!
check out
http://www.techist.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=77323 for a guide to buying computer components, including psu's
check out
http://www.techist.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=77323 for a guide to buying computer components, including psu's
The psu is from my computer that was pre-built.
I only change the motherboard and add 3 casefans and lights. I have 2 dvd-writers now, and a floppy disk reader, and a memory card reader in it, what if I get rid o 1 dvd writer and the floppy disk reader and the memory card reader. And replace it with the lights and casefans. Because now everthing is stable.
I only change the motherboard and add 3 casefans and lights. I have 2 dvd-writers now, and a floppy disk reader, and a memory card reader in it, what if I get rid o 1 dvd writer and the floppy disk reader and the memory card reader. And replace it with the lights and casefans. Because now everthing is stable.
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