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Windows XP/2000 - [Answered] Power Supply posted in the Operating Systems forums; Interface : SCSI SATA Model : ST3200822AS Serial # : 5LJ1ST76...

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Interface : SCSI SATA
Model : ST3200822AS
Serial # : 5LJ1ST76


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Ok so you have a SATA hard drive (seagate aswell good make).

So you need to select SATA 1 HDD.


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now I get 446W, that sound about right?


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Ye sounds about right i would get about a 550 watt power supply. And make sure it is a reputable brand like enermax, seasonic, corsair, antec, thermaltake and hiper.

This one is nice btw HIPER HPU-4K580-MS 580W Power Supply - Retail at Newegg.com and has modular cabling which means you only plug in the power supply cables you need increasing airflow and tidiness!


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ok then cool, thanks for your help hommie


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marked as answered. Hope you have fun with your new gpu!


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Hey I just did something. I decided to open up the PC and looked at the Power Supply. It is a "Delta Electronics INC." Model "DPS-400LB" and on OutPut it says 364.7W MAX. Is that a problem? Do I defenitly need a new Power Supply? If so do I need 1 that is specifically for Sony or do they have the same connectios? Also I was looking at some Power Supply prices and they go all over the place. There are the 580W for like $40 and there are the 580W for like $100. What are the things I should be looking at, if I do need a new Power Supply? Thanks



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