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发帖数: 60932 | 1 Excellent PSU for any gaming rig. A little overkill for 90% of gaming PCs
but room for much expansion such as maximal overclocks on high powered
single rigs! (i7's & GTX 580s with high overclocks + watercooling pumps etc.
..)
Use PSU Calculator to see if 650 can handle an SLI/Xfire if you want to. ATI
cards maybe, Nvidia cards, being the power hungry fermi architecture they
are, probably not. AGAIN check the link @ overclock.net
OCZ has been getting better with the quality of their new lines of power
supplies!
OCZ is good on rebates.
650w ZS Series review: (same logic relatively is the same to all wattage
along ZS line): Link:
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/OCZ-ZS-Series-650-W-Powe
LINK
Link:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817341048
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FOR THOSE WHO DON'T KNOW HOW MUCH POWER TO BUY
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Well most *high end single GPU systems will only need a 500-550w unit. Most
*high end dual GPU systems will need a 750-850w unit. Most *High End Triple
& Quad GPU setups will be in the 1000-1500w category.
Simple systems like an Athlon II x4 & HD5770 would run on a solid 400-450w
PSU.
There's no need to over buy in the PSU category as half the time you'll be
wasting away that nice 80+ Badge by running a unit below 20% load at idle.
*High End qualifies as: Core i7 920 @ 4.4Ghz, GTX 580 with high air
overclocks, 2 HDD, 1 SSD, 1 ODD, 5 x 120mm fans. |
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