Aye, the Akasa PSUs are a decent brand and designed for modern systems with plenty of power available on the +12v rail, their OEM is Enhance, same as Silverstone.
A PC that is likely to have a 6200 TC is probably pre-built and they aren't exactly known for using high powered PSUs, a 7600 GT is far more likely to be ok on such a PC than an X1800 XT which would simply flatten a crappy generic brand PSU or an old one with inadequate power distrubution for modern systems (i.e. lacking +12v oomph).
I agree that requirements tend to be over-estimated on here, a decent brand 400 Watt PSU (e.g. strong +12v rails, capable of sustaining high load) can handle pretty much any single card gaming system but PSUs do still need more consideration for one heck of a lot of upgraders who either wait till something pops or they replace practically every component and find still the card doesn't work, before thinking "hmm maybe it is my PSU".
A PC that is likely to have a 6200 TC is probably pre-built and they aren't exactly known for using high powered PSUs, a 7600 GT is far more likely to be ok on such a PC than an X1800 XT which would simply flatten a crappy generic brand PSU or an old one with inadequate power distrubution for modern systems (i.e. lacking +12v oomph).
I agree that requirements tend to be over-estimated on here, a decent brand 400 Watt PSU (e.g. strong +12v rails, capable of sustaining high load) can handle pretty much any single card gaming system but PSUs do still need more consideration for one heck of a lot of upgraders who either wait till something pops or they replace practically every component and find still the card doesn't work, before thinking "hmm maybe it is my PSU".
Would be nice if we knew what we were dealing with though.
