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barebone

mayordenis · 2004-11-21 18:58:03

im thinkin about putting together a fairly meaty barebone system but only one barebone on komplett has a psu of over 300W so any suggestions on where else to look ??

21-11-2004 6:58pm

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mayordenis

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im thinkin about putting together a fairly meaty barebone system but only one barebone on komplett has a psu of over 300W so any suggestions on where else to look ??

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#2 21-11-2004 7:02pm

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I could be wrong, but I don't think you'll find (Or need) a barebone system with a psu over 300W. This may be worth a look.

EDIT: Just had a look around and the Shuttle SB81P has a 350W psu.

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#3 21-11-2004 7:06pm

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Generally barebones don't have large PSU's. Why would they need it since you can't fit much in them. Anyway heres a link to some more.

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Barebones_Systems_110.html

Most people confuse more power with better stability. Whereas you need a qood quality PSU not a high powered one. Unless you've maxed out your PC with gear. In which case you need both.

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