Stevie G, may I suggest not to go with a cheap PSU. If you have the budget, invest at least 125$ US or more for a nice 600+ watts PSU with if possible cable management.
You'll have then a worry free PSU for at least 5+ years.
I personally have preferences for Thermal Take Tough Power, or Silverstone, or maybe some good Corsair PSU.
Search for a PSU that is ATX 2.2 generation, not the older 2.0. Also check if it's an 80+ standard. If the PSU has those, then you should be good. But PSU have gone a long way since the old 250/300 watts light weight models.
This thread could also be useful: http://www.blitzbasic.com/Community/posts.php?topic=71359
You'll have then a worry free PSU for at least 5+ years.
I personally have preferences for Thermal Take Tough Power, or Silverstone, or maybe some good Corsair PSU.
Search for a PSU that is ATX 2.2 generation, not the older 2.0. Also check if it's an 80+ standard. If the PSU has those, then you should be good. But PSU have gone a long way since the old 250/300 watts light weight models.
This thread could also be useful: http://www.blitzbasic.com/Community/posts.php?topic=71359