The dman Posted November 22, 2007 Share Posted November 22, 2007 Hello I'm putting together a computer for my recording studio and from what I've researched I'm thinking about a Corsair PSU, I'm not sure which size PSU I need. I need something quiet which I've heard Corsairs are. I'll be overclocking, nothing extreme but I'm going to pump it up a bit. I'll also be running 1 pci audio card and 2 pci dsp effects cards(UAD). Here are my specs: MOTB: still deciding Processor: Q6600 w zalman cpu cooler Ram: 4 1 gig sticks (brand depending on MOTB) PSU: Corsair Hard drives: 1-80GB Sata 2 -500GB Sata (maybe another 500 gb eventually) DVD burner: Samsung? Graphics: 16 x dual screen fanless video card (still deciding but I don't need a gaming graphics card) 3 PCI slots will be filled with the above mentioned cards I'll be occasionally use a external usb or esata drive for backing up. Thanks P.S I've been using a 300 watt Sparkle for years on the following system slightly over clocked, with no problems. I'm running the same pci cards that I talk about above Abit Nf7 AMD 2.4 1 gig ram 3 IDE hard drives Matrox G450 Dvd burner Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
EliteKiller Posted November 22, 2007 Share Posted November 22, 2007 Corsair's lest inexpensive psu, the VX450, will be more than adequate. You can pick it up from ZipZoomFly or Clubit.com for $70 shipped AR. If you want modular and additional headroom get the HX520. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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