sure it can.. even u able to run a 4870X2 on it...

Gigabyte Odin is a stable line of brand of PSU...( what the hell am i typing ).....it will support your system no problem. Every PSU that has rating of 80 Plus is certified as real power.

Intel C2D E8400 3.0GHz
Asus P5Q-E Motherboard
512MB XFX 9800GTX+ DDR3 256 bit Graphic Card
2X2GB Team Elite DDR2 800MHz RAM
500.0GB Seagate S-ATA harddisk 32MB
Silverstone Strider 560W PSU
Pioneer 20X SATA DVDRW 216BK
Cooler Master ATX Casing RC 690
3X12cm CMaster cooler fan
1X8cm CMaster cooler fan

is that my PSU enough to do Overclock?
if i added CPU cooler and added 2X2GB Team Elite DDR2 800MHz RAM
is that enough for overclocking my computer to highest performance ?

I thinks it enough lar...

but 9800GTX+ GC use a lot of Wattage, do u think so ? is that really enough ?

Its enough. IMO 56F, we can even use 4870x2.

not really,
as far as i remember, it consumes more or less 100w under full load for the gc alone.

ur st56f is good to go, pushing ur e84 further.

My current rig:

C2D E4400 @ 3.2GHz (1.4625 Vcore)
2GB*2 Crucial Ballistix DDR2 800 @ 1066MHz 5-5-5-15 (2.0 Vdimm)
GA-P35-DS3 Rev 1.0 F14c BIOS
ZOTAC 9600GT 512MB GDDR3 (675MHz / 1800Mhz) - Non OC
WD640GP 16MB + WD320SE 16MB + Seagate 80GB 8MB
LG GH-20NS10 SATA + Samsung SH-S203D SATA

Cooling:
AC Freezer 7 Pro
EverCool Rocket-V
EverCool Fox2
EverCool Neon Crab
2*12cm LED Fan
8cm LED Fan

All above just powered by Acbel iPower 450W. It's good enough?
Should i change my PSU for future proof?

This post has been edited by Hoodlums: Nov 26 2008, 04:43 PM

hi.,my PSU got problem just now.,i just want to ask.,i replace the PSU with Silverstone ST400 psu.,is that enough to power my rig.,no OC..the spec as follows..

C2D 8400 3Ghz
Gigabyte EP45-UD3P
Crucial 4x1GB DDR-1066
Sapphire 4870 512MB
W.Digital 74Gb Raptor
W.Digital 250GB Sata
Pioneer DVDRW
Creative Extreme Gamer Fatality Pro

Cooling:
Xigmatek S1283 With Evercool 2000rpm fan
Thermalright HR-03GT w Just Cooler 92mm fan
Silverstone 120mm
Evercool aluminium 120mm fan
Lian Li 120mm & 140mm

I don't think so, with so many fans, rams, hdd & expansion card, better get something above 500W with 80plus.

Wait your CM rma finish LOL....400w is little...your cm 520w should be enough..

bought PC power&cooling 750w blue 2weeks ago..
lazy to take pic

i had bought huntkey v-power 550w empower Gainward 96000gt...

It works like this, PC power supplies rectify AC power to DC then step it down & regulate the DC supply to the standard voltages used by PC components (12V, 5v, 3.3V, -12V). However, these are obviously not voltages you tweak during overclocking, the motherboard's voltage regulators are the ones responsible for the vDimm and vCore. Hence what you really need to pay attention to is the motherboard's voltage regulators.


Having said that, it is still important to get a good power supply because

-overclocked systems take up comparatively lots of power compared to non-overclocked systems (though still less than most people think), putting heavier stress on the PSU, often causing voltage regulation to suffer
-the power demand for OC-ed systems fluctuates more between idle and load (idle demand goes up slightly, while load demand skyrockets)
-all that shit must also pass though the motherboard voltage regulators before getting to your beloved processor, ram, GPU & chipset, putting their voltage regulators under immense stress. Having to cope with a fluctuating incoming supply on top of that can often be too much for regulator circuits to handle, though this depends heavily on the quality of circuit design & filtering on the motherboard. If its just too much, the regulator circuit will just blow, and possibly take out the rest of your hardware with it

Hence, get a good PSU if you're overclocking. Your hardware will thank you for it.




PS: For very special cases (world record overclocking under subzero cooling), the PSU DOES make a difference. That's because under those circumstances, a mere 0.005v fluctuation can spell the difference between getting another 50MHz more and taking first place, or blowing it. And with the insane voltage involved (>>1.8v for vCore), increasing it to compensate may not be an option for various reasons.

Is anyone having a Enermax IFINITI 720W Modular? Planning to get one of it but not so sure how it perform..

from the reviews :
1. Overclock3D.net
2. PCSTATS
3. OZHardware

This post has been edited by LittleCordines: Dec 3 2008, 09:56 AM

Thanks bro, have decided to get it by this week since its a quite good psu from the reviews....

Look at my rig at my signature,

is HX620W enough to power two HD4870 with my setup?

thats how i killed one GC and the PSU.

what about go for a 1K++ wattage output?! i think this could make u big smile for the full safe performance