Froboy7391_99
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8600 Ultra
2 gigs of ram'
e6400
1 HDD
2 gigs of ram'
e6400
1 HDD
Best PSU in the 80 to 90 range
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Unfortunately TigerDirect.CA has only three Ultra models to even look at http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applicati...=|c:106|lp:50:hp:99.99|c:1079|&Sort=3&Recs=10 in that price range. You may have to gi just a little higher to get into a better one.
The one you won't hear any static about runs for $129.95. That would be the Corsair HX520w seen at http://www.memoryexpress.com/index....edProductDetail.php&DisplayProductID=9812&SID=
The one you won't hear any static about runs for $129.95. That would be the Corsair HX520w seen at http://www.memoryexpress.com/index....edProductDetail.php&DisplayProductID=9812&SID=
Froboy7391_99
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I can order from Newegg, I'll just ship to my uncle.
MyCattMaxx
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80 - 90 watt?
Froboy7391 99 is referring to $80-$90 Canadien dollars there not the wattage rating of the supply.
Gee my old IBM 386 model had a larger supply in that then 80-90w! 
ceewi1
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Is this CAD or USD? I take it that it's USD, since he mentions buying from newegg. If so, the Silverstone ST50EF-Plus is a great PSU. You can get a further 8% discount by going through www.jonnyguru.com.
The Ultra XVS 600W is another option. The Corsair HX520W is about the best you'll find near this price. It's $10 over, but comes with free shipping.
The Ultra XVS 600W is another option. The Corsair HX520W is about the best you'll find near this price. It's $10 over, but comes with free shipping.
I was referring to the first post on that one. Newegg does have one Enermax 535w model for $89.99 if you are on a tight budget. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817103462 It's not a Liberty seen there.
The Antec NeoHE 500w model hots the $100 mark as seen at http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817103940 This one is SLI certified while the Enermax is slightly higher on the rails.
The Antec NeoHE 500w model hots the $100 mark as seen at http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817103940 This one is SLI certified while the Enermax is slightly higher on the rails.
Froboy7391_99
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I think I'll get the corsair, do you think it will drop in price by may?
From what I've seen newegg will often raise prices at times rather then lower them after the holiday seasons are over with. They also drop prices at the end of the year to clear out older products to stock up on the newer stuff on it's way. Getting into a quality brand supply is never the wrong move since without a good supply what kind of system would you have? One seeing problems most likely.