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My friend has a budget of £750 but it's slightly flexible.
Can you guys see any problems?
Will the 450W Seasonic PSU be enough for the 512Mb X1800XT?
Comments and advice welcome.
Ta in advance.
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My friend has a budget of £750 but it's slightly flexible.
Can you guys see any problems?
Will the 450W Seasonic PSU be enough for the 512Mb X1800XT?
Comments and advice welcome.
Ta in advance.
Just noticed something..
Arctic Cooling T2 Silentium Silent Midi Tower Case - 450W Seasonic Silent PSU (CA-001-AR)
The Silencer T-Series is the first PC Tower case, which in terms of thermodynamics does not follow the ATX standard of the mid 1990s. This case was developed from scratch based o*n the idea of noise reduction and optimal thermodynamic properties.Warm air emitted from the CPU cooler rise unhindered towards the top of the case blown out of the case via 2 temperature controlled fans spinning at max. 1900 RPM. This stops the CPU cooler from simply churning the same warm air over and over again.Cool air is drawn inside the case towards the CPU cooler and expansion cards. This allows for the temperature of sensitive components to decrease significantly. The power supply is cooled via 2 temperature controlled fans spinning at max.1900 RPM. Thanks to the lower position of the power supply a smaller airflow is sufficient for cooling.
- Advanced Thermodynamics
- Noise Reduction (virtually silent)
- USB front connections
- HDD muffler to keep noise levels to a minimum and improve cooling
- Seasonic 450W Peak/ 350W Continuous Silent PSU
- Torsionproof Chassis
- Screwless Design
- Stylish Design
What does this mean? Why is it 450W/350W?
Arctic Cooling T2 Silentium Silent Midi Tower Case - 450W Seasonic Silent PSU (CA-001-AR)
The Silencer T-Series is the first PC Tower case, which in terms of thermodynamics does not follow the ATX standard of the mid 1990s. This case was developed from scratch based o*n the idea of noise reduction and optimal thermodynamic properties.Warm air emitted from the CPU cooler rise unhindered towards the top of the case blown out of the case via 2 temperature controlled fans spinning at max. 1900 RPM. This stops the CPU cooler from simply churning the same warm air over and over again.Cool air is drawn inside the case towards the CPU cooler and expansion cards. This allows for the temperature of sensitive components to decrease significantly. The power supply is cooled via 2 temperature controlled fans spinning at max.1900 RPM. Thanks to the lower position of the power supply a smaller airflow is sufficient for cooling.
- Advanced Thermodynamics
- Noise Reduction (virtually silent)
- USB front connections
- HDD muffler to keep noise levels to a minimum and improve cooling
- Seasonic 450W Peak/ 350W Continuous Silent PSU
- Torsionproof Chassis
- Screwless Design
- Stylish Design
What does this mean? Why is it 450W/350W?
He will be using stock heatsink (they aren't that big are they?). Motherboard doesn't have the floppy connector issue and graphics card...I have no idea about the graphics card lol.Monstermunch said:
Anyone help?