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300 W PSU?

Yes.... please give us the brand and the readings on the side of the power supply. More specifically the 12v 3.3V 5V Rails and the AMPs on each.

-Kevin
 
300w would be pushing the lower limits especially if you are gaming or doing anyting that is demanding on the system. You would be supprised how much headache a good quality powersupply will save you.
 
You will probably want a larger psu to give you more room, particularly if you are going to o/c and do a lot of gaming, altho like others mentioned, the specs count and especially the brand, because if 300w is enough for an amd64, it must be a very good psu. I think Amd recommends 300w minimum psu for amd64's.
 
Perhaps would should just make a sticky to not respond to phantomracoon's questions..then they would just keep dropping off the page, and we wouldn't have to look at them..
 
i had a 300w powerman that came with my inwin, it was enough to power my dual xeon + 4 ide drive + 2 dvd + 4 cards on the xeon board. I thought it wouldn't even boot up but it did... I expanded to over 10 drives so I bought myself a 480w now
 
Get a generic 200w psu with 5a on the 12v rail, then your computer won't work anymore, and you won't be able to post anymore.
 
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