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Everyone says my power supply will never run my hardware however I have never had a single problem in the 1+ year I have had this PC.
Specs: - Acer Aspire T180 desktop PC - AMD Athlon 64 processor 3500+ 2.20GHz - Stock 300W power supply - Two 1GB sticks Crucial 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 667 (PC2 5300) - EVGA 8600GT 256MB 540MHZ Nvidia Geforce Video card - Vista Business 32 bit I run a lot of CPU intensive programs such as Adobe Premiere and Cakewalk Sonar Producer and have never had this thing crash on me. The computer is basically stock other than a new PCI audio interface, the new RAM, and the video card. So, am I safe running the current 300W supply? |
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Anyone who tells you the 300W psu isn't enough has been overly influenced by the marketing of 1000W power supplies. Unless you have a very power-hungry processor (A64 is not), many hard drives, an extremely high-end video card, and multiple optical drives, it doesn't take a lot of power to run a system.
If it wasn't enough power, you'd know. The fact that you've been using it for a year with no problems should tell you that you're fine. :)
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