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<blockquote data-quote="SwingSultan" data-source="post: 228907" data-attributes="member: 53218"><p>well this setup doesnt need a huge psu. a 400w seasonic m12 would be fairly enough. atx psu get more efficient when close to 100% load (which is still far away with a 400w psu). the thing with cheap psus is that they dont deliver the needed power at 12v or 5v. my overclocked 8800gts and core 2 duo are just fine with my 380w seasonic s12.</p><p></p><p>im an amd fan too but today intel is THE choice in the upper midrange class. you simply get more cpu power for ur money at less power consumption which means less noise. if you want to build a silent media (with a redeon 2400 also more than sufficient even for 1080p decoding) or office pc the amd x2 be is your choice but most defenetely not for gaming.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SwingSultan, post: 228907, member: 53218"] well this setup doesnt need a huge psu. a 400w seasonic m12 would be fairly enough. atx psu get more efficient when close to 100% load (which is still far away with a 400w psu). the thing with cheap psus is that they dont deliver the needed power at 12v or 5v. my overclocked 8800gts and core 2 duo are just fine with my 380w seasonic s12. im an amd fan too but today intel is THE choice in the upper midrange class. you simply get more cpu power for ur money at less power consumption which means less noise. if you want to build a silent media (with a redeon 2400 also more than sufficient even for 1080p decoding) or office pc the amd x2 be is your choice but most defenetely not for gaming. [/QUOTE]
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