I'm upgrading my computer soon. I'll be getting a new mobo, CPU, Ram, and reusing my video card, sound card, and i hope my PSU.
These are the specs of my new comp:
Mobo: BIOSTAR TForce965PT
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 Conroe 2.13GHz
Ram: CORSAIR XMS2 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR2
Video Card: GeForce 7950 GT
Sound Card: X-Fi XtremeGamer
HardDrive: 130 Gig
The PSU in my old computer is a Thermaltake 430W. Would this be still be fine if I put into my new computer?
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What the hell are you talking about? He's currently using that power supply with that video card. CPU/Mobo/RAM changes mean jack shit regarding his PSU and video card.
Oh, sorry. Reading comprehension++. Sorry Particle. I thought you were also getting a new video card.
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I checked the quick guide from my old motherboard and it looks like it does have a 24-pin power connector. Would it be a good idea to stay with this PSU and see how things work out? I really don't want to spend much more money on my computer if I can help it...