Will these specs support BF2?

alright, someone from HP sent me an e-mail saying this:

CAUTION: An ATX 12V-compliant power supply is required to supply supplemental power to motherboards with Pentium 4 and some Athlon processors. Always connect the additional +12V power connector to the motherboard.

Do not use a standard ATX power supply on Pentium 4 based systems. Damage to the board and power supply may result.
WARNING: Do not overload the system by installing add-in cards that draw excessive current. HP Desktop PCs are designed to provide an average of 2 amps per PCI/AGP slot. The total amperage draw of a system must not exceed the number of slots times 2 amps.
NOTE: In geographical regions that are susceptible to electrical storms, it is strongly recommended that the system be plugged into a surge suppressor.
NOTE: Never attempt to disassemble or repair the power supply. Always replace the entire unit.


so... which one can i use?
 
lol, but i can't find what motherboard you have,

btw, there is no need to show me your other components cuz it is compatible, all newer computeres, even the older ones use ATX 2.0 PSU's

EDIT: both

EDIT: after i thought about it a little, lets just wait for someone that is more into PSU's than me, im not 100% sure
 
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now im a bit confused, it doesnt say anything about ATX 2.0, only ATX, weird

if my old matsonic ms8147c+ supported ATX 2.0 PSU's why wouldn't this one too

wait till tomorrow, its 4 AM here, gotta go sleep, hope someone that knows better replies
 
alright.... sorry, SO much has gone on the past few days... so NOTHING ELSE MATTERS EXCEPT THIS:

will this card work WELL with battlefield 2?

Radeon 9250

and also, can anyone find how many watts are required to use it?
 
My friend plays with those exact specs, except he has a semperon clocked at 1600mhz, it was the 2600+, he rectnly oced it to 180mhz, and bougth a fx5500 instead of a 5200 so now he plays on low-mediom, instead of all low. i thnk u can do it, but it might be lower fps and you would have to do it on low settings.
 
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