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Top Power 420W ATX power supply 78.00

OR

PowerMan 400W ATX12V Power Supply $148.50

as my power supply for the new pc ?

"Paul McCutcheon" <paul@mccutcheon.co-m> wrote in message
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> On 07 Oct 2003 "Adam SLATER \(H0llyw00d H0gan\)" <slattery@tig.com.au>
> wrote:
>
> > I plan on buying new parts to upgrade my current PC and use older
> > parts as well.
> > I need some experts to tell me if this will work.
> >
> > New parts:-
> >
> > Intel Pentium� 4 2.8GHz Socket mPGA 478 Processor (800MHz) - With HT
> > Intel D865PERLK The Intel� Desktop Board featuring the Intel� 865PE
> > chipset Generic DDR400512MB-AT1681 512MB PC3200 184pin Dimm - CAS 2.5
> > (or the best brand in your opinion) **I'd get two sticks of 512mb ram
> > to take advantage of the dual channel memory function on the MB** ??
> > Sony DRU510 DVD writer
> >
> > Old PC parts to use with the new parts:-
> > Sony CD writer
> > ATi Radeon 64mb TV out VIVO capture card video
> > 3 1/2 inch floppy drive
> > Creative soundcard
> >
> > Also will my current 300watt power supply and my Aopen case suffice ?
> > (Been running my Athlon 1.2g CPU and Abit motherboard ok)
>
> Your case should be fine but if you were running a 1.2g in it then you
> probably don't have a P4 power supply.  You'll need to replace that to get
> the 12volt connector for the board (a necessary component, I'm afraid).
> Should set you back about $50.00.
>
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