enough power?


  1. soulfood
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    enough power?


    hey could anyone help me out, i don't know what power supply to get? or brand? i currently have 600W, my system is: cpu-intel i7 2600k quad core 1155, mb-Z68X -UDD3R 1155, ram-GSkill 8GB (1600MHz), VGA-Asus GTX 560 Ti TOP, HD OCZ SSD vertex III, HD2 2TB, DVD samsung, case- coolerMaster centurion 5 II,.thank you
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  3. zigzag3143
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    soulfood said:
    hey could anyone help me out, i don't know what power supply to get? or brand? i currently have 600W, my system is: cpu-intel i7 2600k quad core 1155, mb-Z68X -UDD3R 1155, ram-GSkill 8GB (1600MHz), VGA-Asus GTX 560 Ti TOP, HD OCZ SSD vertex III, HD2 2TB, DVD samsung, case- coolerMaster centurion 5 II,.thank you
    interesting calculator here Psu calculator
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