Is best PSU Antec TruePower 430 or 550 for E6758 v 2.0

Hi
In plan purchase a new PSU. My Questions are:
What are the main differences betwen Antec truepower 430 and 550?
And if i plan change my motherboard by any PCI express capable... The 550 is a better choice?
Thanks!

Antec TP 550watts is of course better than its 430watts as it can provide more power to a system whenever the system needs.
If you are talking about the PCI-E mobos, I would suggest that you get the ver2.03/2.0 PFC PSU which comes originally as 24pins +12v mobo molex and maybe with the 20pin to 24pin converter for older boards.

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