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PurpleCatty - that's a pretty good advice. However, my PSU was built so cheaply that it will still catch on fire eventually so I decided to use Dell PSU (found in Dimension using Pentium 4 Prescott - sometimes Dell is junk so I was like, "what the heck") to be able to use my computer - to spare...

Unfortunately, it wasn't the fuse... It was the secondary-side capacitor banks that went bad (enough to cause the voltmeter status on my motherboard's BIOS to jump up and down - not what you want to be seeing) -the PSU was fit with Fuhjyyu capacitors (HORRIBLE capacitor brands...) so it was...

Desktop. I have Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-S2HP motherboard, which is pretty good. And I don't have phone modem or whatsoever - in fact, my computer is actually very much "bare", only important hardwares are used: two hard drives, AMD Radeeon HD 4670 (I had to ditch the Integrated Graphic Processor as...

Actually, the power supply don't have to be BRAND NEW (but if you want to, alright), I am fine with used Active PFC (80 PLUS) 500 - 600 Watts ATX power supply, if anyone got after upgrading to more powerful version. If anyone want to give me, PM me...

How about that? ___________________________________________________________________ MMMMM! That's a tasty toasted Athlon XP!

^_____^; Yeah... I figured I will try here.

500 Watts is good, although 600 watts will be a nice elbow room especially when it comes to have a bit powerful fans... My old ATX power supply went belly-up (Ultra 400W) as it was iffy... And, I had to use Dell ATX power supply for a while now, so stressed beyond its rated power, 250 Watts...