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Minimum Power Supply for this configuration you need is 180Watts. You can use any ATX powersupply with 250 Watts onward.
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Minimum Power Supply for this configuration you need is 180Watts. You can use any ATX powersupply with 250 Watts onward.

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What about video card, memory, hard disks and optical drives?
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What about video card, memory, hard disks and optical drives?

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Mobo has a PCIe 2.0 slot and can accept higher end video cards that draw much more than 30 watts. 300 to 350 watts is adequate with a quality power supply and a basic video card but more may be needed depending on video card. Ensure that PSU has 20 amps or more on the +12V rail(s).
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Mobo has a PCIe 2.0 slot and can accept higher end video cards that draw much more than 30 watts. 300 to 350 watts is adequate with a quality power supply and a basic video card but more may be needed depending on video card. Ensure that PSU has 20 amps or more on the +12V rail(s).

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I guess with Pentium D Processor 930 one will never use NVIDIA Quadro 5000 &nbsp;or ATI FirePro V8800. 
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I guess with Pentium D Processor 930 one will never use NVIDIA Quadro 5000  or ATI FirePro V8800.

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my plan is to buy the cheapest video card available per pcix16. this workstation wil be a server soon.<br />

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my plan is to buy the cheapest video card available per pcix16. this workstation wil be a server soon.


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I have a<br />
Intel Pentium D Processor 930 - SL94R 3.0GHZ 800<br />
Motherboard ASUS P5WD2 PREMIUM<br />
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and a case with no power supply.<br />
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How powerful of Power Supply would I need to accomodate my CPU+mobo combo?<br />

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I have a
Intel Pentium D Processor 930 - SL94R 3.0GHZ 800
Motherboard ASUS P5WD2 PREMIUM

and a case with no power supply.

How powerful of Power Supply would I need to accomodate my CPU+mobo combo?


What kind of Power Supply do I need? Pentium D 930+ASUS P5WD2

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