which better ocz power stream 600watt or enermax librety 620 watt?
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pacific power n cooling 1000 watt
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IT depends.\n\nIf you need to run a hard drive, CD drive, and the rest of a traditional PC, then it will be more than enough -- most power supplies are 200 watts.\n\nI'd upgrade if you hook a water heater, water bed, space heater, etc tho.
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I've found Gigabyte to be one of the most reliable around. I currently run one with a P4 3G. Built it early last year.
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try AC BELL / Thermal Take.\n\nAC BELL's a Power Supply brand specialist for Branded / Home Made CPU, such as MAC, Fujitsu, HP, etc. But I Forgot the exact URL.\n\nBut for thermal take, try this
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Hi,\n\nI would also recommend to get a 500Watt Power Supply. But the more the merrier. Currently a 600Watt will hold whatever setup you have installed.\nJust make sure you buy a good brand power supply.\nHere are my brand recommendations:\nAntec,PC Power & Cooling,Enermax,Sea Sonic and Thermaltake is also good.
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Abit, MSI or ASUS. If you're interested more in overclocking then Abit is the right choice. MSI has some incompatibilities with some memory types (it works great only with Kingston and Munskin), and ASUS is very stable.
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if you want to use it for doing fast programming or heavy proccesing INTEL® is the best, but if you want to do graphical jobs or heavy games or normal use AMD® is the best.AMD uses crystal® technology which i love it!! but if you give it hard work for long time the crystals start to burn and you will burn your CPU!!!\nINTEL® uses cabon™ technology which is not bad but if you work on TOO fast and HEAVY proccesing the carbon starts to warm and reduces the CPU REAL time\none more wrong thing the others said is that ANY CPU's clock is standard and there is no diffrence between them(in same clock) the total job is sensible after a full proccesing!!
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Anything AMD go with an NForce4 based board.  As far as best?  There is no real answer.  But, I can give this advise.  Go cheap.  ECS and others make really good motherboards and lower prices.  Read the ECS reviews on Newegg to see.  Check out my link below.  Extra money doesn't mean extra speed.  It seems a $60 board performs equal to a $250 board.  So why spend the extra?
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OCZ or Crucial, if you want extreme gamng performance. For more flexibility Kingston are better.
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It looks like it can run to 90°C under load without problem\nhttp://users.erols.com/chare/elec.htm\nThis link may give you some tips, but I don't think you have a serious problem...\nhttp://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/143
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A very tpyical uninformed answer from the first guy.  The X850XT is superior, it has faster RAM and more pixel pipelines to name a few.  It is the better of the two cards.
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the best and most exspensive on the market right now is NVIDIA GeForce 7950 GX2 http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8828136606&category=3762 ...go to http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_attrib.php/page_id=5/form_keyword=video%20card/rd=1/popup1[]=15:387 and explore different memory amounts, brands, and compare prices
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AMD is better cos they are usaully 64 bits where as celeron are 32bit
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Sandra lite tells you a ton about hardware and does benchmarks too, its free also.\nhttp://www.download.com/SANDRA-Lite/3000-2086_4-10451861.html?tag=lst-0-1
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No, it is a balance. You Match the power supply output with the load requirements of all the components. Most have reserve capacity.\n\nWhen you upgrade your computer with more hard drives, more powerfull video or sound cards then you need a more powerfull power supply
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Any of these will make you one super happy man :)\n\nI also believe you have an AGP port instead of PCI-Express\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?N=1069609639&Submit=ENE&Description=geforce+6600gt&Ntk=all\n\nHere is a link of how it performs in 3dmark.\nIt gets a pretty good score. Although a 6200 is also a great card as you  can see the 6600gt is about 3 times as fast as the 6200.\nhttp://www.tomshardware.com/2005/12/02/vga_charts_viii/page18.html
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Its impossible to tell how many watts the computer is consuming by a program, but there are ones out there that can tell you the voltage.  this is what you need to know.  as far as if you power supply is powerful enough, anything of 450 should be more than enough unless you have some kind of huge amazing rig setup.  Mine is 500 and Im powering 3 hard drives with it.