Don't go by watts alone, this does not tell much. you need to look at the break down of the power rails.you can usually find the website of the mfg and check there.Specifically +5v,which is where you want as many amps as you can get.You also need to look if this rail is shared with others,this will cut down on the rating. A power supply with "seperate" rails for each voltage(at least +5 and +12) would be better.stay away from the cheaper chinese psu's,most are junk, i think i have been thru most of them and they make it a year or so on the good side,some have filtering so bad they can cause crashes and other odd behavior. I would suggest you check out some of antec's offerings. they seem to make a reasonable psu(although they do have a bottom end line too). There is no such thing as too many watts though,and basically you can put the biggest rated psu you can afford in it.The A4000 will only take what it needs.
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