Originally Posted by Miscguy

A 350 watt power supply will provide enough juice for it, the issue is the number of connectors. Thats what the problem has always been, not this overclocking bullshit. The fact is the way nvida says the plugs must be managed is that both must come straight from the power supply and have nothing else on the line; Atleast before the card. Finding a 350 watt power supply with that number of connectors is an unlikly venture to say the least. Esspecially if you have 2 HD's, 2 optical drives, and a spliter running add on fans. At which point you should probably be running a better power supply simply because your system may require it with all the stuff in it.

Originally Posted by Miscguy

A 350 watt power supply will provide enough juice for it, the issue is the number of connectors. Thats what the problem has always been, not this overclocking bullshit. The fact is the way nvida says the plugs must be managed is that both must come straight from the power supply and have nothing else on the line; Atleast before the card. Finding a 350 watt power supply with that number of connectors is an unlikly venture to say the least. Esspecially if you have 2 HD's, 2 optical drives, and a spliter running add on fans. At which point you should probably be running a better power supply simply because your system may require it with all the stuff in it.