Hello, currently I have a antec neo eco 620w psu. im thinking about getting a 600w psu.
now, your probably thinking "wow, what a dummy, why would he do that?" the answer is simple. im getting a white case, and i found a white psu!
this is the psu http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817703036. its 12V and says it can deliver up to 46A . i know that normally they are 30A psus, but im not sure if this is good, or bad (going up 16A). im aware amps are current, so itll deliver the volts faster (i believe).
my current system runs below 400W, so thats ok. but i was wondering what the highest specs atm you could have with a 600w. if its not very high, ill wait for later and buy a bigger white psu.
the companies for cpu and gfx being intel and nvidia.
long story short: whats the highest specs you can have safely on 600w?
EDIT: also, its modular. i sorta know what that it, but could someone explain it to me so i know for sure?
now, your probably thinking "wow, what a dummy, why would he do that?" the answer is simple. im getting a white case, and i found a white psu!
this is the psu http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817703036. its 12V and says it can deliver up to 46A . i know that normally they are 30A psus, but im not sure if this is good, or bad (going up 16A). im aware amps are current, so itll deliver the volts faster (i believe).
my current system runs below 400W, so thats ok. but i was wondering what the highest specs atm you could have with a 600w. if its not very high, ill wait for later and buy a bigger white psu.
the companies for cpu and gfx being intel and nvidia.
long story short: whats the highest specs you can have safely on 600w?
EDIT: also, its modular. i sorta know what that it, but could someone explain it to me so i know for sure?