Help with new build

[Mangelwurzel]

If I was to build a PC around these components, what would be a decent PSU to go for. Trying to keep the cost of the build down below £600, which I suspect isn't really possible.
I started building around an Antec Sonata case to leave more cash for the other bits, but wasn't sure what power this lot would need by the end, so removed it.

TIA

edit: I have a 74GB raptor to use for OS that I can take out of my existing gaming PC. I also have a DVD RW.

 

[krisbutler]

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-005-CS&groupid=701&catid=123&subcat=

everybody is raving about these they are supposed to be good and will power that sys perfectly

 

[Sprite]

Corsair 520w ?

EDIT: aah, beaten to it, didn;t refresh the page before I posted

 

[krisbutler]

thats the one ive put a link 2

 

[Mangelwurzel]

Reviews are amazing for that PSU. Just need to save a few more pennies for a case now.

 

[Teaf]

You could also take a look at the 2900 PRO graphics card. It's a little cheaper than that BFG card, and is basically just an underclocked 2900 XT. Reviews also show that it's a very good card. Not saying switch, but it's just an alternative if you decided you would like too. That Corsair PSU is also an excellent PSU, very solid and very well made.

 

[krisbutler]

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-065-AN

 

[krisbutler]

these are supposed to be good

 

[melbourne720]

drop to a cheaper cpu and overclock, an e2160 or e4400 will go practically as fast as a e6750, at a much reduce cost, when clocked to the same speed.

 

[Mangelwurzel]

drop to a cheaper cpu and overclock, an e2160 or e4400 will go practically as fast as a e6750, at a much reduce cost, when clocked to the same speed.

But what if I overclocked the E6750, wouldn't there be a significant performance difference between the two then?