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Question Antec NeoECO Gold Zen - Good?

None of those listed above would be one I'd personally go with all the options out there. However, out of the choices above, at least the Antec is gold rated (made by Andyson) and is a step compared to the other two models you listed.
 
Never heard of them? What's their deal?
Also, is $100 for 650Watt a good deal? I was under the impression that $75ish was more than target in that wattage range. I guess it depends on the 80+ rating I suppose.
 
PrinceXizor said:
Never heard of them? What's their deal?
Also, is $100 for 650Watt a good deal? I was under the impression that $75ish was more than target in that wattage range. I guess it depends on the 80+ rating I suppose.
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They made high-end power supplies for EVGA.

Apparently EVGA wanted to go with less expensive manufacturers, so Super Flower decided to enter the U.S. market under their own name (although they sold under their own name in Asian markets for some time now).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Flower
https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/super-flower-psu-brand-entering-the-u-s-market.264391/
 
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Super Flower is interesting. Is there a nice cheat sheet of good PSUs so I can sale watch? Can you define what "good prices" are? I realize we won't see 2017 prices, but the last time I was in the market for a power supply I bought a 380W Antec Green in 2013. LOL.
 
Check out evga B-stock sales on Wednesdays, you can get 650W gold for $49.99 and 1 year warranty. There are coupon/associate codes too on the interwebs to bring the prices down ....
 
Those EVGA B stock power supplies also only come with a 1 year warranty. Not a big deal if a person is buying a low-end unit that only comes with 1-2 year warranty to begin with, but is not good when a new unit comes with a 7-10 year warranty.
 
UsandThem said:
Those EVGA B stock power supplies also only come with a 1 year warranty. Not a big deal if a person is buying a low-end unit that only comes with 1-2 year warranty to begin with, but is not good when a new unit comes with a 7-10 year warranty.
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Fair point , but they are a good source of decent equipment when the market acts crazy like the GPU market right now and PSUs earlier in the year. Plus most credit cards add 1-2 years of warranty on top.
 
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