I need a good Power Supply

Hey, I have a list of power supplies that I want to get. I dont want to spend too much money, as many people do. I just need a really good PSU to power my ATI 2900 to its fullest. I dont need a crossfire one cause I am only going to be using one card.

I searched up in newegg



Any info on what seem like the better PSU would be awesome. Thanks guys ^_^

 

Does ATI publish a stated requirement for a minimum capacity power supply? If so, what is it? What is your current power supply? Can you give us a general idea of your desired spending limit?

Here's one I bought about 8 months ago and have been please with: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817104953. The total cost, with shipping, is $51.83.

 

I have to Agree with usafveteran, I also have a FSP Group PSU (blue storm 500W) and I'm very happy with it

 

This is where I get my power supplies from, using only the Chiefmax 600 watt supplies. They aren't SLI, but they have just about every other power connector you could want.

http://3btech.net/powersupplies.html

 

Hey, yah , sorry forgot to add some info, ehehe

My current power supply is just a 500w, but its not "certified" as a PSU for the ATI 2900. Card keeps trying to suck power but cant ehehe


I was thinking of spending below $180, and really no higher than $200. I found a couple good 750w at pretty good prices, I just wasnt sure if I should go higher in wattage. My friend has a Diamond 2900 and Diamond recommended a 750 for just one card, although I think they might be exaggerating since he has used a 550 and has run the card fine until some of the new games came out.

I was manly looking at this PSU

Its a great price, seems to me, and it has some good reviews. and its also certified by ATI

This was the list that my friend gave me ... he out of those he said I should look at them.

Any ideas? I mean, I believe the one I chose seems decent, and well adequate.

 

Id go with an OCZ. They are decently priced and are very reliable. I have a 600W PowerStream (dunno if they are made anymore but they look like all of these ones) and it runs like a champ. OCZ PSUs consistently get awesome reviews wherever they are tested.

any of these would work: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...=2010320058+50001550&name=OCZ+Technology,+Inc.

but id get at least a 700W