Basic e6400 Build

[Dragoon42]

I know the high end parts really well, but I need to know the low end cheap stuff. I'm building a comp for a friend of mine and he's running everything stock.

I was thinking:

E6400
EVGA 7900 GTO
Gigabyte S3
Corsair Value Select 2gb (pc5300) ddr2 kit
PSU - ?

I have no clue what's a good decent PSU that's under $75?

Anyways, budget is $900 for this. If you guys have any input let me know. The mobo, psu, and memory can change. I wanna stick with the GTO and e6400.

 

[imported_stev]

Enhance 5150GH (500 watts) and Enhance 5140GH (400 watts) are good PSUs. I have the 400-watt model, it came highly recommended by a number of people on the forums.

 

[alimoalem]

Originally posted by: stev
Enhance 5150GH (500 watts) and Enhance 5140GH (400 watts) are good PSUs. I have the 400-watt model, it came highly recommended by a number of people on the forums.

i'd go with one of these (preferably the 500w for future use).

i think the rest looks pretty good

 

[MadAmos]

I am Running a similar set up using the Enemax Liberty 400w It is working great and is very quiet. Also nice that it is a modular design check it out here http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817194002

Amos

 

[Dragoon42]

Originally posted by: MadAmos
I am Running a similar set up using the Enemax Liberty 400w It is working great and is very quiet. Also nice that it is a modular design check it out here http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817194002

Amos

I actually wound up with that one. I went

e6300 (changed from 6400)
965P-S3
corsair value select
enermax liberty 400w

 

[pkme2]

I have the Enermax 535W and its been very good. Its $10 more but you're set for future upgrades.

Enermax