linskingdom

4850 is a 105w GPU. EA series psu is a solid psu. The EA500 can do 400w on 12v which is better than many generic 600w psu out there. Unless you do CF, EA500 should be fine.

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gamer11200

I might end up CFing or SLIing, depends on how the GPU wars of the future goes. Thanks for telling me that.

When I bought my new parts, I had my self convinced that the power supply would in inadequate, but the TR2 is happily sucking away my power and running my rig. Great that I don't HAVE TO buy one a.s.a.p. and that I can wait until a decent price drop occurs.

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linskingdom

TR2 is the weakest series in TT psu. The TR2 430w psu only has 216w on 12v but the 4670 draws less than 60w so it should be fine.

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LOL yeah, funny story about how i ended up with such a BS PSU. Last year, I had a research project due for school and I was going to work on it during the weekend. On Saturday morning I turned on my computer and I got a loud noise coming from the PSU, and the fan was barely spinning. I had to get a new one. I went out to a computer store and found ThermalTake TR2 430 Watt power supply for $55 and a generic 400 watt for $40. I bought the thermaltake because from what I knew at the time, they were a good brand (never knew that made crap PSUs until a few months later) and it had PCI-express connectors and dual 80mm fans.

Now when I look back, I should of payed more money and gotten that ne that I think was named Cooler Master (looked similar to this:http://www.canadacomputers.com/index...838&cid=PS.808)

Oh. thanks again for the help Really appreciate it

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linskingdom

You are fine for now. If you go for CM PSU, look for real power pro series psu.

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sLowEnd

Get this while it lasts!

http://www.ncix.com/products/index.p...7&promoid=1066

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blupupher

This would be my choice. Nothing wrong with the Earthwatts line. They switched from Seasonic to Delta as their manufacturer a while back, but Delta is a fine maker, and it is a solid PSU.

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Chucko

That's a good price on the Earthwatts 650! I'd go for it. You'll never regret having more power than you need.

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shinji2k

The EA650 has 45A on the 12V which is a little lower than it should be (the comparable Corsair has 52A). But, it performs just as well as the Seasonic built tx650 and the CWT built tx550: http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php...Story&reid=110. It may not look as nice as the Corsairs, but as long as the price is right I wouldn't hesitate buying it.

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http://www.amazon.com/PC-Power-Cooli...6906250&sr=8-1
pc p&c 750 for 90 shipped!

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