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PSU enough for this setup?

Krazy Owl

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Location
Montreal
System Name HTPC-Cube
Processor AMD Athlon 64 skt754 3200+ 1M cache
Motherboard Foxconn Winfast K8S760MG-6LRS
Cooling Stock
Memory 2 gigs DDR400
Video Card(s) HIS IceQ 4670 AGP 1gig DDR3
Storage White label 80gigs sata
Display(s) Polaroid 19 inches 1366X768 LED
Case Chenming cube
Audio Device(s) Onboard
Power Supply Raidmax RX-500S
Software Seven Pro 64bits
I will probably built a FM1 setup using this:

BOARD http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813138334

CPU http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819106001

HDD (Already have it) http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136513

and 2 sticks of 4 gigs ddr3-1866mhz.

Using this setup with onboard video only, a dvd burner and a case with one 120mm fan will I have enough power from a 365w psu?

I have this old model but almost new Enermax ATX 24P VER. 1.3
EG365P-VE

+3.3V 32A
+5V 32A
+12V 26A
-5V 1A
-12V 1A
+5.5VSb 2.2A
+3.3V & 5V 185W
Total power 350W

Thx for answer.
 
Yes your fine. That memory is an overkill. Make sure the brand and type of memory is on the list of supported memory for that board. Memory is the #1 cause of problems with HTPC
 
Memory is overkill but damn cheap and leave place for further upgrade when ill get more money for a better psu, hdd and pci-e vid card
 
Krazy Owl do you look at NCIX sometimes? They come out cheaper than newegg.ca after the customs duties. I'm in Montréal too...
 
Ncix, Newegg and TigerDirect that cost more sometimes but have stuff others dont.
 
That PSU looks to be a decent one! Enermax makes quality PSUs :)
 
Got it for free from local store who give me dead psu's. The guy told me "Here we dont mess around with broken psus. I figured out the trouble was only that the 110/210 volts switch on the psu was at 220. :P Brought it back to the store he tested it and ran fine !
 
I have a ENERMAX 500W Liberty and It has powered all of my PCs even i7 overclocked and 8800GTS 640mb SLIed with amd quad at 3.9ghz.

Its a very nice PSU for its time!
 
Th. Its answering my question so ill drop it in my future rig.
 
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