i have the sapphire 4670 ultimate. Temps are surprisingly good- Idles at 35C and loads at 58C after 30 mins 3dmark. nice relatively compact design and native hdmi a bonus.

Overall very happy.

Does this case fit full height expansion cards? I was assuming no...

How about this from ECS?

http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=10484

Teaming up with experts Arctic Cooling, ECS's GeForce 8800 GT has the giant Accelero S1 strapped on to the 65nm core.

I take it that wont fit in my NSK2400 ??

The Asus P5E-VM HDMI is the first G35 based mobo out. Looks good but cant find that much info on it yet.

GamingGod wrote:anyone know what the full atx version of the fusion is going to be called?

I believe it is called the "New Overture".

UPDATE Bought a Leadtek 7600GT AGP card and lo and behold it works perfectly. Didnt have to take anything out. Conclusion: Even a 4/5 year old 300W PSU can run the latest generation graphics cards. BTW the fan on this particular card is very quiet. Says <30db on the box but can barely hear it above ...

Ok thanks sounds kinda hopeful. Guess the only way to find out for sure is to buy one and see if it works. Maybe I'll take out the dvd/floppy/soundcard first before trying.

My main concern is still the lowly 13A on the 12V rail. I'm sure most of the 300W PSUs in the other thread are 18A+.

qviri wrote:Does your motherboard have a square ATX12V connector for CPU power?

Nope- As far as i am aware there is only the 20 pin ATX12V connector. It's an Asus A7V8X-X. What difference would this make?

Hi slightly off topic- Anyone using a 7600gs successfully with a 300w PSU?

Hi first post, help required. I'm trying to extend the life of my AGP based pc for another year or two by upgrading the graphics card. The psu is a 300W QTechnology 01300. Specs: 70% efficiency, PFC 0,96 but only 13A capability on the 12V rail. It's fairly old but nice and quiet. Will I be able to r...