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Lunarhawk · 06-06-2007, 12:53 AM

I was only getting that brand of power supply because it's the same as the case so I figured it would just be an easier setup. I may upgrade it to the 600W though, not sure how much of a difference that will make. Suggestions on a good one for relatively the same price will be welcome.

I'm fine even if the LCD has those problems, you don't realize how bad of a PC I have right now. Even if it had horrible ghosting and texture tearing it would still be better than what I have now, and that's good enough. Plus that screen has a lot of good reviews. The only issue I may have with it is space on my desk for it - I also have my 360 (Standing) and a 19" non-widescreen LCD monitor on it for that. My current monitor for the computer though is a 17" CRT though and I feel that's just not enough for the rest of the new computer.

06-06-2007, 12:53 AM	#3 (permalink)
Lunarhawk Senior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: North Carolina Posts: 148	Re: How's this setup look for a gaming PC? I was only getting that brand of power supply because it's the same as the case so I figured it would just be an easier setup. I may upgrade it to the 600W though, not sure how much of a difference that will make. Suggestions on a good one for relatively the same price will be welcome. I'm fine even if the LCD has those problems, you don't realize how bad of a PC I have right now. Even if it had horrible ghosting and texture tearing it would still be better than what I have now, and that's good enough. Plus that screen has a lot of good reviews. The only issue I may have with it is space on my desk for it - I also have my 360 (Standing) and a 19" non-widescreen LCD monitor on it for that. My current monitor for the computer though is a 17" CRT though and I feel that's just not enough for the rest of the new computer.