I Have Become A Geek, My New Computer Set-Up....

[The Architect]

i noticed on newegg that the psu's dont have a dimension specifications, does this mean that theyll all just kind of fit where the old one did lol, seems unlikely.

anyways would this psu work? it has alll the connectors i need (i think)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817342015

[Gideon]

Originally Posted by The Architect

i noticed on newegg that the psu's dont have a dimension specifications, does this mean that theyll all just kind of fit where the old one did lol, seems unlikely.

anyways would this psu work? it has alll the connectors i need (i think)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817342015

Yeah that's fine. Dunno if that case is ATX or BTX, but it works for either so you should be safe.

Originally Posted by BailOut

They are not made anymore, and have not been for several years. My equipment is all 5 to 11 years old.

As I mentioned, though, because Linux is so much more efficient than Windows I can still play modern game titles at high resolution and with post processing effects.

Please don't turn this thread into a Linux vs. Windows pissing match. The only game that's remotely "modern" in the pc gaming area that you mentioned is BioShock, (There's also Prey!) but for anyone who enjoys playing PC games when they come out, Linux is not a viable option. (Although it IS a very good operating system. :P) Even with using Wine there's only so far you can get, and Linux's gaming efficiency drops because of the emulation.