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Old 13th July 2001, 10:32 PM   #1
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Question 250w PSU enoughfor duron?

alot of ppl have 300w PSU for their amd systems....

do u reckon a 250w aopen PSU will do justice for a typical duron system with single hard drive, GF2MX, CDROM etc. ??

or will i get some instability during o/c??
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Old 13th July 2001, 10:36 PM   #2
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do u reckon a 250w aopen PSU will do justice for a typical duron system with single hard drive, GF2MX, CDROM etc. ??
Yes, it should be enough for Duron.
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Old 13th July 2001, 10:43 PM   #3
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i damn well hope so, i got a athlon 1ghz @ 1.2 + 1 hdd + 2 cdroms + GF DDR.
spose my next upgrade will be a new PSU.
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Old 13th July 2001, 11:58 PM   #4
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i damn well hope so, i got a athlon 1ghz @ 1.2 + 1 hdd + 2 cdroms + GF DDR.
spose my next upgrade will be a new PSU.
Yeh 250w should be fine........check out what i'm running with 250w AOPEN PSU, in my sig.
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Old 14th July 2001, 12:32 AM   #5
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my system (check sig) is also on a aopen 250w
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Old 14th July 2001, 3:35 AM   #6
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ya should be fine.

my duron 700@1g runs on a 250w along with gf2mx 2 cdroms 2 hardrives etc

you will be fine

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Old 14th July 2001, 10:22 AM   #7
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I was running my 1ghz T-bird for about three months with a 250 watt Psu.

1x cdrom
1x burner
2x Ibm drives (raid)
Asus V6600

It ran fine the psu was a A-open since gone to a 300 watt A-open just in case.
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my system (check sig) is also on a aopen 250w
btw check your sig .... can't find it
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Old 14th July 2001, 11:47 PM   #9
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With the hardware you've mentioned, it should be fine, however I seem to remember seeing somewhere that overclocking your CPU and vid card could require more juice than a 250W PSU has.
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