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Can this PSU hold this hardware? 

 

MOBO:http://www.kilobaitas.lt/Pagrindines_plokstes/Asrock/MB_AMD_A55_SFM2_MATX/FM2A55M-V/FM2A55M-VG3/CatalogStoreDetail.aspx?CatID=PL_660&ID=489588

 

CPU: http://www.kilobaitas.lt/Procesoriai/AMD/AMD_Athlon_II_X4_750K_socket_F/AD750KWOHJBOX/CatalogStoreDetail.aspx?CatID=PL_420&ID=456215

 

RAM: http://www.kilobaitas.lt/RAM_(atmintys)/Crucial/Crucial_4GB_DDR3_Ballistix_DIM/BLS4G3D169DS3CEU/CatalogStoreDetail.aspx?CatID=PL_664&ID=504748

 

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Also it says that it is 230 Volts on a back of psu

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Should be fine wattage wise.

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Can this PSU hold this hardware? 

 

MOBO:http://www.kilobaita...L_660&ID=489588

 

CPU: http://www.kilobaita...L_420&ID=456215

 

RAM: http://www.kilobaita...L_664&ID=504748

 

 
 

 

lol, nooooooo! no, no, no, noooooooo  :P

 

AMD CPUs first of are power hungry. The motherboard is a great overclocker and will require good stable power. Also, I am pretty sure that the PSU doesn't have the required 4/8 pin CPU connector.

 

I would recommend a 80+ certified PSU like the Corsair Builder Series CXM 600W.

 

Elven

 

 

Lol, wait. I misread on the CPU. Yes the wattage should be fine. Although, I don't think the PSU has the 4 pin CPU connector required for the motherboard

 

 

P.S My bad  :D

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lol, nooooooo! no, no, no, noooooooo  :P

 

AMD CPUs first of are power hungry. The motherboard is a great overclocker and will require good stable power. Also, I am pretty sure that the PSU doesn't have the required 4/8 pin CPU connector.

 

I would recommend a 80+ certified PSU like the Corsair Builder Series CXM 600W.

 

Elven

 

 

Lol, wait. I misread on the CPU. Yes the wattage should be fine. Although, I don't think the PSU has the 4 pin CPU connector required for the motherboard

 

 

P.S My bad  :D

http://www.kilobaitas.lt/Korpusu_mait_saltiniai/Corsair/Corsair_power_supply_CX430,_43/CP-9020046-EU/CatalogStoreDetail.aspx?CatID=PL_403&ID=450770 how about this?

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I found this PSU on the website you quoted. This would do great for the build  ;)

 

http://www.kilobaitas.lt/Korpusu_mait_saltiniai/Corsair/CORSAIR_VS350_350Watt_PSU/CP-9020052-EU/CatalogStoreDetail.aspx?CatID=PL_403&ID=500879

 

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that's a good little PSU which will do great. I posted a different one which I think is a little cheaper. Your choice!  :D

 

I hope this helps,

 

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that's a good little PSU which will do great. I posted a different one which I think is a little cheaper. Your choice!  :D

 

I hope this helps,

 

Elven

BIG THANKS ! +rep :D

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BIG THANKS ! +rep  :D

No problem!  :lol:

 

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No problem!  :lol:

 

Elven

P.S One more question. Does wattage matters when it is over the needed limit? or it just somehow lovers itself when needed?

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P.S One more question. Does wattage matters when it is over the needed limit? or it just somehow lovers itself when needed?

It doesn't matter :)

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What do people even put in these things?

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P.S One more question. Does wattage matters when it is over the needed limit? or it just somehow lovers itself when needed?

 

Wattage does matter. Obviously making sure you have enough to power the system, but also to balance how much you need, with efficiency. The best balance is to get a PSU that provides about 20% more power than you need. PSUs are at their most efficient around the 80% load. 

 

Having too much power, means you will never hit that sweet spot and you are wasting power. Having too little, can decrease efficiency, and if it is on the borderline, it will eventually kill your PSU  ;)

 

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Wattage does matter. Obviously making sure you have enough to power the system, but also to balance how much you need, with efficiency. The best balance is to get a PSU that provides about 20% more power than you need. PSUs are at their most efficient around the 80% load. 

 

Having too much power, means you will never hit that sweet spot and you are wasting power. Having too little, can decrease efficiency, and if it is on the borderline, it will eventually kill your PSU  ;)

 

Elven

Alright... xD

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If your willing to go alittle up market corsair RM series are really got for not much more price

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That Codegen is not by any means a 400w unit by today's standard due to that 16A on the +12v rail. Along with that and the presence of the -5v rail, it shows that this PSU is design for computers made at least a decade or so ago where the majority of the power draw was on the 3.3v/5v.

 

Anyways, you aren't powering a GPU? That CX430v3 would be more than enough for your system.

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I bought CX430, but my GPU is kinda old :D RADEON HD5570 so it doesnt need any additional power

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What GPU you suggest me to buy? but price should fit good quality/ price point :/

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If get an amd 7770. They're good little cards.

Will PSU handle 7770? And other components?

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Yes, the CX430 would be plenty for a 7770 and the rest of your system.

BIG thanks :) Man, the community of this forum is awesome :D

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