Need a quick answr please, thanks

tgbyhn10111

tgbyhn10111

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would this system be OK on this setup? I have just sold the PSU and want to check it will be ok on new spec machine b4 I post it. These are the only details I have on the new machine.

I heard the XFX Geforce 7800GT X 256Mb DDRIII uses about 80-90watts and was a little concerned. I think it will be OK though, what u think?

XFX Geforce 7800GT X 256Mb DDRIII
WESTERN DIGITAL 500GB SATA II HARD DISK
CRUCIAL BALLISTIX 2GB 1GBX2 240 PIN DIMM MEMORY
Western Digital WD Raptor X 150GB 10000 RPM SATA Hard
not sure what mb or cpu but assume a good speed c2d on appropriate motherboard.

PSU is a X-connect 400w

DC OUTPUT
+3.3V 18A
+5V 30A
+12V 19A
-12V .6A
-5V .6A
+5VSB 2A

400W Max Combined Watts

POWER PROTECTIONS:
Short Circuit
In-rush Current
Thermal Overload
Over-Temperature
Over-Voltage
Over-Current
Under-Voltage
Active PFC
400watts continuous reliable power
Meets ATX version 2.03
Meets ATX 12V version 1.2 Specifications
9 X-connect UV Reactive Shielded Cables
Customizable Cabling Technology
Connect only the cables you need improving airflow, cooling and clutter
MTBF>100,000 Hours ar Full Load, 230VAC & 25degrees Ambient Conditions
Dual Blue UV Ultra Violet Super Quiet 80mm Fans

Thanks

Pete
 
The 12V line is a little on the low side but I think the PSU should just about cope providing the PC isn't overclocked. However isn't it really the job of the purchaser to check whether the PSU is capable?
 
Yes but i would imagine that some ebay users may just say the PSU is buggered because it reboots in games and try to get a refund saying it's faulty. They could always drop it to make sure b4 they send it back. Ooo I am synical aren't I.

I just want to know that it stands a chance b4 I post it all the way from the Midlands to Belfast really.
 
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