Fan?

[Xeris]

Which fan is better for this plan? I like the aspire one but Ill take whats better for my set-up...

http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproductdesc.asp?description=17-148-001&DEPA=0

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-153-006&depa=1


Heres the rest of my plan...

(Probably Aspire X Alien Case) Around 90$

AMD Athlon 64 3400+: 295$

ASUS K8N-E Deluxe: 138.99$

Corsair Value Select Dual Channel Kit 1GB PC-3200: 157$

Seagate 160GB SATA HD: 99$

XFX nVidia 6800GT: 441.99$

Creative Labs Audigy 2 ZS: 91.99$

NEC Dual Layer DVD-RW/+RW: 77.99$

Sony Flopy Drive: 10.99$

Microsoft Windows XP OEM: 90$

[hobey19]

just so you know, those are power supplies, not fans. hands down, go with the thermaltake. it is better to have a bland, tried and true power supply with less power then a fancy one that will probably fail. this runs the risk of taking out an entire system

craig

[Xeris]

oh, my bad... =P Thanks man.. Ill go with the thermal take one then... does the rest of my setup soud good?

[hobey19]

yea, it looks good. i am no expert on AMD builds or what the best 6800 is right now. i would wait for a couple of more looks on it, but overall i think you are set

craig

[Hi Ho]

That looks good to me. The 6800GT is an excellent card. Definetly go with the Thermaltake. It is a much better quality power supply than that Aspire.

[KoMoDo]

or you can go with an enlight 420W, although im not sure even 420W should do your system, its a serious gaming system, but i guess it will hold, dont think it will if u'll add more optical drives and hd's though... :-P
the thermaltake will also be good, its prolly quieter than the enlight

[Cricket]

420 watts from a good quality power supply will power that system easily. 420 watts from a poor quality power supply would be questionable.

:) Cricket