by VEFF on Fri Oct 10, 2003 11:08 pm
I have a 400W Antec in one case, and an Antec 350W True Power in the other.
The PSU and cooling in a PC are critical for stability.
Cheap PSUs may work, but they can be unreliable and fail prematurely,
as well as lead to instability.
As aviationwiz said, the more components you have the more wattage you'll need.
The above power supplies are working with two AMD PCs (1.2 GHZ Thundebird and an XP 2600+ 2.1 GHZ) that have
two hard drives each and five optical drives each, without any problems.
The True Power is equivalent to average PSUs that are rated substantially higher.
Burners only:
Pioneer DVR-115D
Pioneer DVR-111D
Plextor PX-716A TLA0304
Plextor PX-716A same TLA
LiteOn 52246S 52X CD-RW
LiteOn 52246S (another)
LiteOn 52327S 52X CD-RW
TDK 40X USB 2.0 CD-RW
TEAC CD-W540E 40X CD-RW