mosquito5
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I am looking to buy a pc from take2 where they have an option to buy a customise a pc that comes with a Thermaltake LitePower - 700Watt Power Supply Unit. Is this a power supply?
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Choosing a power supply
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PostmanPot
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LitePower's are crap IIRC. We cannot advise you without listing the specs of the PC. In any case, get Corsair.
nakedpeanut
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Rather build up a pc with the components you want and pay for the place to assemble it unless you don't mind doing it your self..
I know Prophecy builds for you, and a few other places..
Give us your budget and we'll make a plan for you
I know Prophecy builds for you, and a few other places..
Give us your budget and we'll make a plan for you
mosquito5
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What you recommend for a budget of app R4000-R5000?
nakedpeanut
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For just the box, and primary purpose?
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mosquito5
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PostmanPot
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And the primary purpose?
mosquito5
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What does primary resources refer to?
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What are you going to use the PC for?
mosquito5
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mainly gaming
cerebus
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If theyre including a 700w thermaltake in a r4-5k build I'd be pretty happy with that. You can't get too much power draw for that kind of budget. That unit will be more than adequate. If you need to buy a PSU separately, there are probably other models you could consider for the same price. Which one is the case?