Will this PSU be okay?

Hi. Iam going to buy a new computer and dont wanna use money on a new PSU.
I got this PSU, and wanna hear if this will be perfect with this system:
MSI neo4
x800xl 256mb
3700+ San Diego 939
PSU spec:
   Voltage : 230Vac(180-264)
   Frequency : 47Hz-63Hz
   Current : 4.0A(MAX.) At 230Vac
   Inrush Current : ＜70A at 230Vac cold start at 25°
   Efficiency : 65%MIN.at Full load - 55%MIN.at 30W load
Voltage +3.3V +5V +12V -5V -12V +5Vsb
Max load 26A 35A 18A 0.5A 0.8A 2.0A
Min load 0.5A 2.0A 0.5A 0A 0A 0A
Over Load : 38-45A
Over Voltage : +5V:6.8V,+3.3V:4.5V,+12V:15.6V
Short Circuit : All output to GND

Found this rating on abit forums
http://forum.abit-usa.com/showthread.php?t=82666&page=1&pp=10
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Will this PSU make the cut?

Thermaltake Silent Pure 560w
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-153-015&depa=1
22amps on the 12volt line...will this PSU cut it for a K8N Neo2 Platinum with 2 HDD 2optical drives, 1 floppy, and a 6800 GT
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Tagan 480w is a good choice
I guaranty that it won't disapoint you.
Here is the detailed specs
Tagan 480W
Intel Pentium4 & AMD CPU compatible
+12V/28A power source supports more peripherals
+ 5VSB delivers up to 2.5A (continuously)
Dual-fan with TSCT (Tagan Silence Control Technology) for a whispering operation 22~24 dBA at 50% load
1 x ATX 20-pin connector
1 x 12v 4-pin connector (CPU)
1 x ATX 20 pins / ATX 24 pins Adapter
1 x 12v 8-pin connector (CPU)
10 x 4-pin Molex connectors for 5"1/4 peripherals
2 x 4-pin Molex connectors for 3"1/2 peripherals
2 x SATA connectors (brings power to SATA Disk Drives)
Serial ATA HDD connectors built-in
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Universal wide-range input of 95-250 VAC
ATX 24-pin & 8-pin / 20-pin & 4-pin connectors for most MB
Intel Pentium 4 & AMD K7/K8 compatible
480 Watt Max power output
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Will this PSU worK?

Hi,
I've just got a new MSI Geforce 4 Ti 4200 4x 128M grahics card and have installed it with a fresh installation of Windows XP_SP1.
I haven't put it through the paces yet and played any games but before I do I would like to know if it's going to do my system any harm as I only have the following PSU:
350W Enermax EG365P-VE which if I have followed the threads in this forum comes in a little low on it's combined +3.3/+5 V at 185W.
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Will this setup run okay and audio interface advice please!

Okay, please forgive me any stupid comments. I am merely a humble musician been thrown into the deep end by some friends looking for a sound tech for their show.
Will all this play nice with each other in this setup?
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then....
macbook > audio interface > pa
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mouseduckalien wrote:
2 x radio mics > 2 channel receiver > audio interface > macbook (mainstage)
1 x radio mic > receiver > (line-in) macbook (mainstage)
Hi
For this to work, you would need to set up an Aggregate device using Audio MIDI Setup, and then to set Mainstage audio preferences to use this aggregate as the audio input device.
You might do better to get an audio interface with more than 2 inputs?
CCT

So will this PSU work.

Does say it suports amd k8, most dont.
Should i be safe and step it up for another 20 bucks and get the noise takers, or am i just paying for a fan control feature. I dont realy need all that.

Looks pretty good to me. As long as it has the 4-pin connector for CPU power, that's the most important...after reviewing some quotes, I feel it has good numbers: Quote
With plenty of power on the 12v rail, tidy looking shielded ATX, aux and ATX +12 cables (plus one molex), whisper quiet operation and a decent price how can you go wrong? Don't believe the people claiming its no better than a generic PSU, dirty power can spell death for any rig, overclocked or otherwise.
XeoBllaze,9/20/2003 5:56:01 PM
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Best PSU I've had, runs stable and I have plenty of room for upgrades. If you're thinking of getting a good, stable, and powerful PSU from a trusting company, then the 460W ENERMAX is among the best!...

Shite, will this PSU do it?

http://www.metku.net/index.html?sect=view&n=0&path=reviews/nb_forton400/index_eng
It's already bought. Im worried about the 16amp's on the 12v rail.
Edit: Im going AMD 3500+ , Neo2 plat, 9800 pro, 1 gig ram.

Using JWG duel fan 400w with 17amps on 12v, seems cool and stable.
Just dont connect a bunch of fans or extrra stuff.
I feel u could tho if u want, just check to see how hot the air is comming out the back, it should stay somewhat cool.
I think they say have at least 20a, is so when u overclock you aint stressin. But i could be rong.

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I have a macbook pro with OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 and would like to purchase photoshop CS6 will this work on this mac?

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Will this be compatible with a HP ENVY H8 1520t?

GeForce GTX 660 2GB
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Will this configuration work

Hi all
I´m about upgrading my machine with new graphics so I was thinking of buying MSI Ge-Force GTX 275 896MB PhysX CUDA
Will this work om my mainboard? 975X Platinum PowerUp Edition
I´m wondering since the graphics is PciE 2.0

GTX275 -> 219W (18.25A @12V), let me round that up to 19A
E6700 -> TDP = 65W (5.4A @12V), let me round that up to 6A
Board -> 0.5-1A @12V
all fans -> well, just count in 2A for all of them (probably a lot less in reality, but it is always better to round up a little)
HDDa -> 1.5A-2A each (probably somewhat less, depending on the drive)
Now do the math:
19A+6A+1A+2A+4x2A=36A, your PSU can deliver up to 35A on the +12V rail, so this is going to be somewhat tight, especially when you want more headroom.
As the system will probably draw less than 36A on +12V under real working conditions (as this is only an estimation), the PSU will probably even work. But let's suppose you are pushing it to the limit a lot (all hard drives doing something etc.), even @30-33A you still don't really have much headroom here. The PSU will probably have to run hotter which further minimized its output capabilities and its life time. The problem is, that if these PSUs suddenly die, they sometimes take other components with them.
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In my oppinion, you should start looking for a somewhat stronger Single-12V-Rail PSU. The Corsair VX550W for example, can deliver up to 41A on the +12V rail. The already looks better. The next level would be something like the TX650 (51@12V).
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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=130065.0

IS this PSU............

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JCGood1984, welcome to the forum.
The computer should take a standard ATX power supply unit (PSU). I suggest measuring the existing PSU and compare the measurements to the one in the links. If the measurements are the same, it should fit. I don't know anything about the brand, however.
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[GeForce 6] will this 8x card work on my 4x agp slot

I j upgraded from a fx 5900xt and I just purchased a msi nx6600gt-vid128 card( agp) . I have a p4 2.2 , 1gig rd ram and a 400 front side bus (p4 lexington motherboard). I have 2 questions
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Hi everyone!
I want to know opinions about this PSU, a Topower True 320W, it cost a half than an Antec True 430, and has the same values for 3.3, 5 and 12v. Here are the details
http://www.topower.com.tw/home/atx12v_320p4.htm
For what I've seen on THG website, seems to be a good one.
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DC Output +3.3V +5V +12V -12V -5V +5VSB
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Stilup is right. Skimping on a power supply will only bring you more headaches than it's worth. Buy a Good brand name supply 400+ watts, and you will never run into tons of problems that others have, trying to run a hi power system with a $29.95 power supply. Every time you up the cpu ,you need more power. Bigger video card? more power. Add a drive? more power. If you buy a marginal supply in the beginning, you may get it to run your system, until you add something. I have seen hundreds of posts that when they finally divuge what the specs of thier supplys, it is painfully clear what the problem is. All my systems run at least a 400+watt supply with at least 220 combined watt. The exception to this rule, is True power supplys, that supply each single rail seperately ,so the combined thing doesn't apply. BD51

Can I have iTunes music on my SSD and an external drive? How will this affect syncing to iOS devices?

I don't have space to keep my entire iTunes library on my SSD. Currently I have my iTunes library split as follows:
SSD: Contains a subset of music, apps, books, etc. New items usually get added here.
External HD: Contains all of my music and iTunes media (including apps... so many apps). It's usually missing the most recent items added, due to the fact I don't plug it in so often.
I ran into a problem maintaining these two libraries earlier while syncing my iPhone. When I tried to sync the iPhone with the SSD library, it would delete apps off of my phone because they weren't contained in the iTunes library there, even though I had the same base .itl file for both the SSD and the external libraries.
What I want to do is set it up so that I maintain a core of music on my SSD and the stuff I don't listen to as often on my external hard drive. I also want to keep all the space hogs (movies, apps, etc) on the external as well. However, I want this to appear as one seamless iTunes library and I DON'T EVER WANT ANYTHING DELETED FROM MY PHONE WHEN I SYNC IT. I want to be able to sync my phone without worrying that apps will be deleted and I'll have to restore them from iCloud and reset all the settings, sign in, etc. Right now I am backing up to iCloud, but my understanding is that iTunes will still delete things from my phone if they are not available in the library.
My question: How do I accomplish this? I have a lot of metadata in my iTunes library that I don't want to lose (playcounts, ratings, etc).
I currently have this:   SSD: .itl file pointing to music on the SSD, a mixture of iTunes media (some that I want easily accessible, some I don't)
                                  External drive: .itl file pointing to music on the external drive, all of my iTunes media (except for anything I may have added to the SSD)
I think I need this:       SSD: .itl file pointing to music on the SSD and the external, music that I listen to often
                                 External drive: music that I don't listen to often, things that take up a lot of space
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Once I have the songs split across these drives, I'm going to copy the .itl file from the external to the SSD and boot it up to see if it works.
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2.) Will it affect syncing? When my external isn't plugged in, will iTunes try and delete things from my iPhone? It should still be able to "see" them, it just won't be able to access them. Will I have to turn off syncing apps while syncing with my external device unplugged?
Thanks very much for any help and insight! It is greatly appreciated as I deal with limited storage space and an expanding iTunes library.

This is all just a partial answer since details will depend upon how you want to do it.
Post by Zevoneer: iPod media recovery options - https://discussions.apple.com/message/11624224 - this is an older post and many of the links are also for old posts, so bear this in mind when reading them.
Commercial software utility for transferring songs from i-device to Mac - http://www.fadingred.com/senuti/
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1848 - just media purchased from iTunes Store
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