ok so im thinking of buying a new powersupply because i later need to buy a new GOOOOOOD graphics card.... i found this one and im wondering if its enough for a GOOOOD craphics card and 650w is enough for me:
Cooler Master PowerSupply (PSU) GX 650W
But for some reason its extremely cheap for being 650W compared to the other ones i found.. heres some specs...
• Compliance with the latest Intel standard ATX 12V V 2.31
• Single +12V rail for the most demanding SLI configurations
• High efficiency design that meets 80 Plus requirements (85% typical)
• Ultra-silent operation with intelligent 120mm fan speed control
• Multiple protection design (OVP / UVP / OPP / OTP / SCP)
• High reliability (MTBF>100,000 hours)
• Double Layer EMI Filter restrains noise and injury to end-user
• Huge bulk capacitor for hold up time >17ms at full loading
• Integrating Active PFC with PWM combo controller not only make PFC higher than 0.99, but also raises efficiency
• Efficient transformer for reducing 5Vsb power loss when the system is at turn-off and sleep modes
Why so cheap???
and another thing is... will it fit in my HP p6341sc computer?
Here is its hardware website with computer information:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/...ol=&query=hp p6341sc&product=4119566&key=null
thank you for any help provided
Cooler Master PowerSupply (PSU) GX 650W
But for some reason its extremely cheap for being 650W compared to the other ones i found.. heres some specs...
• Compliance with the latest Intel standard ATX 12V V 2.31
• Single +12V rail for the most demanding SLI configurations
• High efficiency design that meets 80 Plus requirements (85% typical)
• Ultra-silent operation with intelligent 120mm fan speed control
• Multiple protection design (OVP / UVP / OPP / OTP / SCP)
• High reliability (MTBF>100,000 hours)
• Double Layer EMI Filter restrains noise and injury to end-user
• Huge bulk capacitor for hold up time >17ms at full loading
• Integrating Active PFC with PWM combo controller not only make PFC higher than 0.99, but also raises efficiency
• Efficient transformer for reducing 5Vsb power loss when the system is at turn-off and sleep modes
Why so cheap???
and another thing is... will it fit in my HP p6341sc computer?
Here is its hardware website with computer information:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/...ol=&query=hp p6341sc&product=4119566&key=null
thank you for any help provided