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600W PSUs

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Originally posted by: DasFox
Originally posted by: Howard
Cross-posting, eh?
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Huh?
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When I come across a thread without my reply in it and I think I've posted a reply, it's usually because there are multiple threads and I went to one of the others. This doesn't seem to be the case, though, because I can't find the other thread.

I'm damned sure I replied, though... damned good-for-nothing search function.

Anyway, the Supermicro PWS-0060 is a candidate, though it has fairly short cables.

You may as well link to the reviews Jonny's done on some of the ones you picked.
 
Originally posted by: Howard
Originally posted by: DasFox
Originally posted by: Howard
Cross-posting, eh?
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Huh?
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When I come across a thread without my reply in it and I think I've posted a reply, it's usually because there are multiple threads and I went to one of the others. This doesn't seem to be the case, though, because I can't find the other thread.

I'm damned sure I replied, though... damned good-for-nothing search function.

Anyway, the Supermicro PWS-0060 is a candidate, though it has fairly short cables.

You may as well link to the reviews Jonny's done on some of the ones you picked.
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BOY talk about ASSUMPTIONS! LOL 😉

Anyone have a stick?

Your forgiven, and just so you remember in the future DASFOX doesn't do cross posting. 😉

ALOHA
 
Originally posted by: Zepper
Maybe you should also add the Enhance ENS-0560G from eWiz to your list. It is server/workstation rated (ENS series) with long (22"/55cm) main connector pigtails. A lot of PSU for under $100.

.bh.
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Cool thanks Zepper, added to the list! 😉

ALOHA
 
P.S. One other thing, if I'm buying dual core again it's a 4800, because I just sold a X2 3800, but I don't see myself spending the money on a 4800, when I can get a single core 3700 at $98.

AMD's cpu prices are still to high for the X2s. In fact computer parts are just to expensive, and I'm not falling for all the high prices anymore, better to wait for the cuts in prices or buy more practical hardware, where differences are slight.

ALOHA
 
Now we're talking Zeus, well the first link you gave me was for a ST60F, which is a "Strider Series" 😉

I never really thought about the Zeus actually, hmmm
 
Originally posted by: ExtremeGamer09
Enermax is sweet, coolmax is ok, Aspire is awesome
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Aspire is getting some descent reviews as of late...
Don`t know about whats under the hood.
We know Aspire doesn`t make there own PSU`s.

yet is that really an issue? To some maybe to other I seriously doubt it.
I checked 7 different sites and they all gave Aspire pretty good reviews.....

But then again when is too much knowledge too much?

Just because certain parts are used arguments can be made iether way...

Good...bad......possibly let the consumer decide.......

Thats a novel idea.......lol
 
Originally posted by: JEDIYoda
Originally posted by: ExtremeGamer09
Enermax is sweet, coolmax is ok, Aspire is awesome
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Aspire is getting some descent reviews as of late...
Don`t know about whats under the hood.
We know Aspire doesn`t make there own PSU`s.

yet is that really an issue? To some maybe to other I seriously doubt it.
I checked 7 different sites and they all gave Aspire pretty good reviews.....

But then again when is too much knowledge too much?

Just because certain parts are used arguments can be made iether way...

Good...bad......possibly let the consumer decide.......

Thats a novel idea.......lol
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They're now Apevia. 😉

http://www.apevia.com/default.php

Aloha
 
You guys, ST60F Zeus Series 600W. Come on, its right in front of you. How can it be the same as an Enhance when Etasis makes it? hmmm....
 
Originally posted by: acegazda
Originally posted by: AgentJean
Be a man. Get a Kilowatt PSU
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Don't be stupid. Get that only if you have quad SLi, 8 raptors, a physics card, sound card, 3 dvd burners, peltier cooling, 4gb RAM and dual fx62s.
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Don't worry. I'll never pay 400 bucks for a PSU.

I only paid 40 bucks for my 600 watter from Mr. Tech(who I think is out of business)
 
Originally posted by: dBTelos
You guys, ST60F Zeus Series 600W. Come on, its right in front of you. How can it be the same as an Enhance when Etasis makes it? hmmm....
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With the exception of the ST52F which I'd hitherto never heard of, the Zeus supplies have a Z in their designation. The ST60F is of the Strider series.
 
Originally posted by: acegazda
Originally posted by: AgentJean
Be a man. Get a Kilowatt PSU
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Don't be stupid. Get that only if you have quad SLi, 8 raptors, a physics card, sound card, 3 dvd burners, peltier cooling, 4gb RAM and dual fx62s.
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ATI's newer high end GPUs are going to suckup 250W. :Q

It is only a matter of time before we will need a micro naquadah reactor to power our gaming machines. 😛
 
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