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    Antec EA-500 (Earthwatts 500w PSU)

    Retails for $90 - make me an offer.

    Antec.com - Product: EA-500

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    cant run the 480 then...lol
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    Didn't have an 8-pin PCI-E connectors on my old PSU. Bought a new Seasonic with the new vid card. Upgraded from 500w to 750w and I'm overclocking the CPU, and the 480 is power hungry.

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