Enough juice?

[urian]

Is a Tagan 450W enough for:
7800 GTX
DFI Lanparty SLI-DR
X2 3800+
3 HD
1,5 GB RAM
DVD+-RW

 

[Guest]

A good 450W should be enough if you dont OC anything, albeit a little border line...

reading this

Throughout our testing, the ePower Tagan 480W performed flawlessly. From the noise level to the voltage rails, everything stayed within their respective range. Although ePower has brought a number of new things to the table, such as the rubber protection cover for the power switch and RTN grounding connector cable, we were disappointed to see their 20+4 and 4+4 sliding connectors not implemented on this unit. (REVISED (05/10/05) We've been informed by ePower Technology that their new Tagan model will feature these sliding connectors.) As a whole, this was an incredible power supply unit from ePower Technology and would go great in most high-end servers.

It seams like quality stuff so I would give it a shot!

Asus P4P800DX, P4C 2.6ghz@3.25ghz, 2X512 OCZ PC4000 3-4-4-8, MSI 6800Ultra stock, 2X30gig Raid0

 

[RichPLS]

Where did you read that from?

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[Guest]

from <A HREF="http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=177&num=1" target="_new">this </A> site I never heard from but I decided to trust it since the review was rather good and profesionnal. Plsu the picture seamed to show a good quality PSU...

Plus ePower isnt in their sponsors on the left


Asus P4P800DX, P4C 2.6ghz@3.25ghz, 2X512 OCZ PC4000 3-4-4-8, MSI 6800Ultra stock, 2X30gig Raid0