WHAT KIND OF POWER SUPPLY DO YOU NEED FOR THE 9600?
wow googlegear is good, that p42.0 is over $600 in us dollars while googlegear has it only for $439.00 and it comes with the fan and heatsink. hey also what i noticed instead of getting a coolermaster fan above you can get a thermotake dragon orb(still cheaper than 292.
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As the great man said; well anything above 300 is generally sufficient for computer with a standard setup i.e. no more than 3 fans and 1 hdd 2 drives etc. And yes it is likely to be faster than your 8500 provided your cpu is fast enough to scale up to its performance so if you had a 2gz cpu for example it would now much faster with the 9600 now than if you had a 500mgz cpu. Basically it is more than proportionally scaled. There will be a base level increase in the performance in both cases.
And er quit using the fuc.king caps it makes it harder to read
And er quit using the fuc.king caps it makes it harder to read
I am using a P4 2.8 800 w/hp, 512mb Mushkin Black level 3200, ATI Radeon 9600 Pro 128, Audigy 2, onboard lan etc. I have random restarts which I think may be due to a generic 300 watt power supply, I'm not sure exactly, but I was wondering the same thing. I will try a 450 watt Enermax, and see if it helps. Only 1 case fan too, but it must be the dang Radeon doing it. Even though it's a .13 part, you still gotta wonder why the 9700 and 9500 etc. have the extra power connecter and the 9600 does not...
Maybe because the 9700/9500 are more powerful and need more power :P