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Old 08-29-07   #11 (permalink)
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get rid of the floppy drive
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get rid of the floppy drive
Nah it's only £4 lol it's convinient.
Ok what about this power supply
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=468732
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well, idk about you but I never use floppy's and it just takes up that much power...also in power supplies the watts don't matter as much as the +12v rails, it doesn't say the size of the 12v rails on the last one you mentioned though, so its probably not good...
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Looks good so far but?
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The PSU is very important part of the PC and EZCOOL 700W ? Whats the 12v rails at hopefully 18-20A at least. What about a E2140, 2GB oF RAM, and a 7600GT. DX10 isnt ver logical for this build and please ditch the floppy drive.
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good choice on the case, I love it
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