200W PSU enough?

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  1. Chalky Emultion
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    I'll search, so 250W is enough?
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  3. linnemeyerhere
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    From what everyone is saying you should do well with a 250 watt, please look for a bronze or silver rating if at all possible.
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  4. mjf
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    When you run PSU calculator like Britton30 did for you it has a "capacitor aging" factor. This has a significant impact on the recommended PSU ratings. I would guess cheap PSU = cheap electrolytic capacitors = crank the aging factor up.
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  6. Chalky Emultion
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    Thanks all for your help, IŽll add some rep :)
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  7. Britton30
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    Let us know what you get and we need photos of the build, we like 'em a lot.
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