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Anyone Like This PSU?

99$???? I wouldn't pay 99$ for it. If you're going to pay 99$+ for a power supply. Then let it be by a name of trust. Antec, Fortron, CWT, PCP&C, VTECH. Looking at your link again and it kind of resembles the CWT/Vtech built. Let me search my closet for matching specs.
 
I believe that is a rebaged Vtech PSU. And can be found for less of the opposing cost. Hope that helps.
 
I wouldn't pay that much for a psu that I didn't know was as reliable as the other top manufacturers.
I would look at a similar Antec, Sparkle, Enermax, or PC Power and Cooling psu. You can probably even save some money.
 
I wouldn't pay that much for a TT or a Vantec if I could get an Antec 330W truepower for $53, 380W for $71, or 430W for $78 at newegg. Antec has good psus and they have a good return policy if anything happens. There's a Sparkle 400W for $63, and alot of Enermax psus under $100 which have a good amount of watts, but you might not need that much either.

I would get around a 330watt to a 400watt psu and you should have no problems if you buy quality.
 
how about 2 80gb 8mb cache hd's, 2 optical drives, 5 fans, a Pen4, a Vantec Nexus w/ USB + IEEE and a Nexus Fan Controller, oh yeah...and a cathode
 
The TT and Vantec PSU you mention are built by the same company, which i believe is CWT. As far as PSU's go, i am running my Dual Athlon fleet off of a Turbolink 420watt psu which was only 22$ and handles all rails quite fine. It is also made by the CWT. Most of them are and just rebagged for marketing.
 
PSU requirements are grossly overblown. Chances are you could spend 20-30 bucks on an el cheapo 300 watt psu and work out fine. Personally, I would never spend more than 50 bucks on a psu, regardless of how high quality its supposed to be. Just don't go too overboard, you will be wasting your money.
 
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