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    Default P67 pro3 b3

    Hello everyone , I have a few questions that I really hope you can answer me . I was a PC gamer 7 years ago until I bought consoles ( Worst decision I´ve made) , so now I want to revive old glories with a good rig.

    So , I am a little bit rusty in terms of building PCs , so I am a little lost about some things.

    The first thing is : does the P67 pro3 b3 from ASRock obviously , is compatible with the Saphire Radeon Hd 6870 1 GB?

    Here is the link to the MB :
    http://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B004R9PCNK/ref=ox_sc_act_title_5?ie=UTF8&m=A1AT7YVPFBWXBL

    Yes as you see it´s in Spanish , so I am sorry , is that I live in Spain and it´s the only way I have to get that MB.

    Also , what PSU should I use for this MB , GPU and an Intel i5 2500k with 8 gb ram from kingston ddr3 and 500gb 5400 rpm? I mean in W.

    Please answer soon .

    Thank you!

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    Default Re: P67 pro3 b3

    1. Yes its compatible
    2. For this config i would buy at least 500W, but avoid blacklisted

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    Default Re: P67 pro3 b3

    Quote Originally Posted by kudlaty View Post
    1. Yes its compatible
    2. For this config i would buy at least 500W, but avoid blacklisted

    Dude thanks for the blacklist , I was going to buy a Lc . Now I will buy a thermaltake of 550w.


    Thanks again.

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    Default Re: P67 pro3 b3

    You can do a lot better than buying a Thermaltake psu.
    My preference is to buy power supplies made by Seasonic.
    Check psu reviews from the following sites: JonnyGuru, HardOCP, HardwareSecrets, Pcper and TechPowerUp.
    Their reviews are very thorough and they perform extensive psu tests.
    Mid level power supplies from Antec, Corsair, Seasonic and XFX will be excellent.
    There are some other brands that provide excellent quality and value.
    There are many name brands that are not very good.
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