***DEAD***Corsair 750W professional $119 @ amazon

[Subyman]

I've had my 750TX for quite some time and it has given anything I've thrown at it. I only wish they had the modular versions when I purchased mine. It is a mess of cables. Solid PSU from corsair though. I ran Crossfired 4870's with an OCed 8500, 4 HDDs, and lots of fans without a hitch.

 

[m33pm33p]

Honestly there is no way anyone should be debating over the ax 750, especially at the offer this was going for($120.00 dollars)

PSU's in general benefit from the fact that they can last a LONG time in a single build depending on your preference of running a power hungry setup or a single card setup. The biggest difference between psu's aside from quality, are the efficiency ratings and and amps on the +12v rail(s). This psu not only has a 80 plus gold certified rating, it also has a single +12v rail with 62 amps. An extra benefit to this is also the fully modular support.

No one is saying the psu you may have is bad, just that its obviously not in the same category as the ax corsair psu's.

QFT, your PSU is hands down THE most important thing in your entire build Id venture to say. OCZ PSU's are no where even near the quality of corsair. Not to mention that the OCZ PSU's are nowhere near there actual displayed wattage as well as missing many safety features for the PSU itself that Corsair PSU's have. Id just be careful with one of the OCZ's, it might be fine now but your on borrowed time for sure if you start to push it to its limit.

 

[SininStyle]

OCZ PSUs will work for the common user. they give dirty power on the top end and possible die. exaggerated wattages is a bad thing when you need the psu to give the power its actually rated for. dirty power is bad for the motherboard as its responsible for cleaning it up. here is another obvious number worth every penny. 3 yr warranty and 7 yr warranty. i can almost promise the ocz will die within months of that warranty running out. at the same time odds are the corsair with seasonic guts will live yrs beyond theirs.

you get what you pay for. knowing the psu wont blow up taking out the $300 cpu with it is worth every penny

 

[ChrisRey3156]

If anyone bought the deal when it was out of stock but you still paid 120 bucks for it, how long is your shipping estimate? Mine was just shipped out today and should be here on the 6th.