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Gordy,
No VISTA as of yet let it bed itself in first, then we will see.

Naresh,
I dint know if this is what you want

Power Supply (PSU):


A PSU is the Power Supply Unit for your computer. The average PSU nowadays ranges from 350W up to and above 600W. If you are ordering a powerful computer, for example a processor of 3.2ghz or above, we seriously recommend you choose an ultra quiet power supply unit with advanced CPU cooling fan. They may add a small amount to you order, but it will make your computer super quiet instead of fairly noisy.

Each component in your computer uses a proportion of your power supply's power output capabilities. As a rough guide, the following components use: Processor 110W
RAM 25W (per stick)
Basic Graphics Card 50W
Medium Graphics card 65W
Advanced Graphics Card 100W
Hard Drives 25W each
CD/DVD ROM 20W
CD/DVD Writer 30W
PCI Card 5W (per card)
Motherboard 25W
Fans 10W
Floppy, Keyboard & Mouse 10W



As you can see, the minimum power supply you should have in a computer is approximately 350W from doing a little maths, but if you're willing to spend that little bit extra, you can get a more powerful power supply with an ultra quiet cooling system. We recommend our dual rail power supplies for optimal power.
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