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What is a reasonable wattage capacity for a power supply to be used with a system that contains a DVD drive, three hard drives, and a high-end video card?a. 250 watts b. 1000 wa…

What is a reasonable wattage capacity for a power supply to be used with a system that contains a DVD drive, three hard drives, and a high-end video card?a. 250 watts b. 1000 wa…
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What is a reasonable wattage capacity for a power supply to be used with a system that contains a DVD drive, three hard drives, and a high-end video card?a. 250 watts b. 1000 watts c. 700 watts d. 150 watts

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C. 700 watts

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More watts would be needed because an high end video card and also an hard drive is involved. But reasonably, should not exceed 700 watts.

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