Advice for a power supply

[SyCo123]

Do you know what power supply will have all the right pins/ connectors and power for this lot?

mobo - GIGABYTE GA-EP35-DS3L (4 PCIe slots)
cpu - q6600,
gpu - GIGABYTE GeForce 8800 GT,
16x DVD burner,
2x sata drive,
1x ata drive (will up to sata),

possibly another DVD burner in the future too.

[Vivaldi Gloria]

Do you know what power supply will have all the right pins/ connectors and power for this lot?

mobo - GIGABYTE GA-EP35-DS3L (4 PCIe slots)
cpu - q6600,
gpu - GIGABYTE GeForce 8800 GT,
16x DVD burner,
2x sata drive,
1x ata drive (will up to sata),

possibly another DVD burner in the future too.

Any standard PS will have the right connectors. Need not worry about that.

I suggest you have a look at newegg.com for at least 600W power supplies and read the comments there. Choose a PS with at least 120mm fan because those with smaller fans are louder.

[overdrank]

Do you know what power supply will have all the right pins/ connectors and power for this lot?

mobo - GIGABYTE GA-EP35-DS3L (4 PCIe slots)
cpu - q6600,
gpu - GIGABYTE GeForce 8800 GT,
16x DVD burner,
2x sata drive,
1x ata drive (will up to sata),

possibly another DVD burner in the future too.

Well that is a loaded question. Just make sure the power supply you purchase will have enough watts for expansion and it will usually give you details of the connectors in the specs.

[SyCo123]

OK thanks

[evets25]

Yes, I too would echo what other are saying: just make sure you have enough watts, and there should be the right connectors. 600 sounds about right.

[Flyingjester]

any standard ps will have the right connectors. Need not worry about that.

I suggest you have a look at newegg.com for at least 600w power supplies and read the comments there. Choose a ps with at least 120mm fan because those with smaller fans are louder.

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