- Sep 18, 2004
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Greetings,
I recently purchased the Soltek EQ3801M (the one that anandtech favorably reviewed). I had intended to buy the EQ3801-300 (which is the same basic SFF but with a 300 watt PSU), but screwed up and only got the 250 PSU system. Since I have not been able to find the power consumption (in watts) of CPUs, or components, I'm freaking out a little.
Here's what I hope to put in it, will the 250 watt PSU suffice?:
AMD Athlon 64 3200+
1 GB Crucial Ballistix DDR400 RAM (2 x 512 MB DIMMs)
ATi X800 XT All in Wonder with 256 MB RAM
Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Platinum Pro
Pioneer DVR-108 16x DVD+/-RW
LiteOn 52XCDR/ 16XDVDROM combo drive
2 Western Digital 120 GB SE IDE HDs (which I intend to replace with Hitachi or Seagate SATA drives in the near future.)
Will the 250 watt PSU be enough for a non-overclocked system? If not, were the heck can I get a PSU that will supply enough power? I could really use some expert advise here.
I recently purchased the Soltek EQ3801M (the one that anandtech favorably reviewed). I had intended to buy the EQ3801-300 (which is the same basic SFF but with a 300 watt PSU), but screwed up and only got the 250 PSU system. Since I have not been able to find the power consumption (in watts) of CPUs, or components, I'm freaking out a little.
Here's what I hope to put in it, will the 250 watt PSU suffice?:
AMD Athlon 64 3200+
1 GB Crucial Ballistix DDR400 RAM (2 x 512 MB DIMMs)
ATi X800 XT All in Wonder with 256 MB RAM
Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Platinum Pro
Pioneer DVR-108 16x DVD+/-RW
LiteOn 52XCDR/ 16XDVDROM combo drive
2 Western Digital 120 GB SE IDE HDs (which I intend to replace with Hitachi or Seagate SATA drives in the near future.)
Will the 250 watt PSU be enough for a non-overclocked system? If not, were the heck can I get a PSU that will supply enough power? I could really use some expert advise here.
