PSU -550w

[madking153]

hi, i looking for a 550w PSU - How can i know it support PCI-E and AMD x2 ? or all power suppy can do it ?

 

[Khann]

Basically all newer power supplies support both of those.

I'd recommend the Antec TP2.0 550W.. powerful, reliable, etc.

 

[b1gapl]

Almost all new power supplies can handle PCI-E and AMD X2. Heres a suggestion that is mostly recommended:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817103931

 

[madking153]

is 450W enough to handle load below?:

Asus M2n32 Deluxe
xfx 7600gt xxx
2gb ram
2 x dvd burner
1 x HD
x2 3800+ am2

thanks

 

[NosBoost300]

if its got enough amps.. then yes, yes it will

 

[Khann]

Almost all new power supplies can handle PCI-E and AMD X2. Heres a suggestion that is mostly recommended:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817103931

Way to say basically exactly what I said, lol.

 

[b1gapl]

lol you beat me by a couple of secs...

 

[Deathawk]

IMO, tons of other power supplies work just as well(if not better)... And are cheaper :\

 

[HAVOC]

Basically all newer power supplies support both of those.

I'd recommend the Antec TP2.0 550W.. powerful, reliable, etc.

I've got 2 of them and they are great. Next gen. videocards might need something more, but right now they are great for any, non-sli PC.

 

[Ste]

When power supplies say P4 or Athlon 64 or X2 ready, it doesn't mean theres something specialy done to it to make it work. In fact they only put it on the box to make them sell when in reality any power supply will work with any setup so long as it has the proper P1 connection (20 pin/20+4/24 Pin connection) The proper wattage, the proper connections such as PCIE Connectors and SATA Connectors if you don't have the adapters for said components.

deathawk: Sure, Cheap is great if you don't want the following.
Reliability
Future upgradability
Preformence
Im pretty sure you will replace a cheap PSU a **** more often then you will replace any quality Power supply.
But its not my money so buy what you want.