Has anybody heard of problems with the 6600GT AGP and PSU's

[Stumps]

I am planning on buying a Gigabyte GV-N66T128D 6600GT agp videocard to replace my ageing Gigabyte RV-9700PRO, and I would like to find out if anybody has had any issues with the AGP versions of the 6600GT? I have test the leadtek cards and have found them to be pretty dodgy with cheaper PSU's, has anybody tryed the gigabyte card yet?
I havent had a chance to test the leadtek cards with a ANTEC psu yet so I don't know if it will work in my system.

my specs are

Athlon XP 3000+ Barton
GA-7N400PRO
1GB DDR400
4 X Western Digital WD1200JB 120gb harddisks
liteon 16x DVDROM
Pioneer A08 DVDRW
ANTEC SMARTBLUE 350W PSU

does anybody think that my PSU will die if i add the GF6600GT? currently my system runs really nice and never gives any problems and has done so for 2 years.

 

[Stumps]

anybody?

 

[Gentle]

I think *MAYBE* the power supply is powerful enough.

4 hard drives with all the rest of your hardware... I don't know. Maybe.

With the 6600GT AGP *requiring* a power lead from your power supply, it may be too much.

But, you can eliminate that, by removing all but one hard drive and connecting a separate power lead (nothing else on it) to the power connector on the card....

My XFX Geforce 6600GT AGP box states 450W power supply required.

Gentle

 

[Stumps]

hmmm does anybody know the minimum requirements for the Gigabyte card?, I already have on free power lead left on my psu, the DVD'S and floppy share one and the 4 Harddisk and 9700pro share the other with a pair of power splitters for the HDD's, it all runs fine, I would assume that as long as the 6600GT had it's own power lead to itself it whould be fine.