Looking for new power supply

I built a new rig.
P4 3.0E
Gigabyte GA-8IPE1000 pro-G (865 Springdake chipset)
Maxtor SATA 80g HDD (adding another SATA soon)
2 X 512gb PC3200 (running in dual channel)
Lite on CD/DVD rom
Nec DVD/CD burner
ATI Tv/Video capture card
9200se 8X AGP (upgrade lattor)
Floppy
Several fans and lights
21" Dell CRT/ TV
XP pro


Anyway Looking for good PS considering Antec true 480w
http://www.newegg.com/app/viewprodu...17-103-914&ATT=Power+Supplies&CMP=OTC-17exta6
or this Ernmax 470w
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-103-446&depa=0
I like the Enrmax, the sata connects, and the fan that will run for 2min after ya power off, but the Antec appears to have more real power??

Anyone running either of these two, or have any comments?
I also looking for resent reviews on PS's.
Does any one reccomend any others?
Prefer to not spend more than $100.00.
Thanks

 

i'd avoid the enermax, since their stuff is known to be flaky. You might want to consider this one: http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDesc.asp?description=17-104-968&depa=0

the fortron isn't really a well known company for power supplies, but their ratings are at 70% maximum load. they also make power supplies for hospitals, so you can expect pure reliability from them. i use that same power supply for my 2.8E @3600mhz and x800 setup, and under load, the 12v rail is never below 11.98 on my multimeter.

 

good choice, Fortron is a very underatted PSU maker


@Asus, dont let the sata power connectors sway you for a long term PSU. they will soon disappear. A SATA hard drive is to not NEED a direct connection to the PSU at all. when Motherboard manufacturers finally decide to incorporate SATA the way its meant to be, there will be 1 cable connecting botht the power and data channel of an SATA drive to the motherboard, which will draw its power from an extra motherboard PSU connector.

you cant go wrong with Antec, though enermax is not bad. if you have money, go PC Power & Cooling. or--if you dont mind a 90day warranty, you can get a refurb PC Power & Cooling for relatively cheap.