I'm replacing my Antec TrueControl 2.0 550 (it's going to my wife's comp). Right now I'm thinking about the Silver Stone ST60F and the Enermax Liberty 620.
Basically I'm looking for about a 600+ PSU with good protection above anything. I'm in central Cali and in the summer we do get a lot of brown outs and I've had some friends with UPS and still got cooked.
So after looking around I've narrowed it down to the Silverstone ST60f and the Enermax Liberty 620. Price isn't too much of a concern long as it's not much than 200. I don't really need the modular cables cause I use about all the plugs. I do have a xfx 7800 GTX Factory OCed, X-Fi Fatal1ty, A8N32 mobo, and 2 gigs of Corsair XMS Pro RAM. I'd like to give these parts as much protection as I can. Right now I don't overclock but I plan to and also plan to go SLI.
I'm leaning a bit towards the Enermax just because they're a PSU company where as Silverstone is a bit new to the game. Also I've read that there were a few cases where Silverstone crossed the wiring in the ST60F and cooks some parts on the 12v. But it seems like the Enermax cabling with molex and SATA doesn't seem that well thought out, not that big of a deal. Also the Liberty isn't SLI certified yet....
Here's the links for the 2 PSUs:
http://www.enermaxusa.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=21_45&products_id=82
http://www.silverstonetek.com/products-60f.htm
Basically I'm looking for about a 600+ PSU with good protection above anything. I'm in central Cali and in the summer we do get a lot of brown outs and I've had some friends with UPS and still got cooked.
So after looking around I've narrowed it down to the Silverstone ST60f and the Enermax Liberty 620. Price isn't too much of a concern long as it's not much than 200. I don't really need the modular cables cause I use about all the plugs. I do have a xfx 7800 GTX Factory OCed, X-Fi Fatal1ty, A8N32 mobo, and 2 gigs of Corsair XMS Pro RAM. I'd like to give these parts as much protection as I can. Right now I don't overclock but I plan to and also plan to go SLI.
I'm leaning a bit towards the Enermax just because they're a PSU company where as Silverstone is a bit new to the game. Also I've read that there were a few cases where Silverstone crossed the wiring in the ST60F and cooks some parts on the 12v. But it seems like the Enermax cabling with molex and SATA doesn't seem that well thought out, not that big of a deal. Also the Liberty isn't SLI certified yet....
Here's the links for the 2 PSUs:
http://www.enermaxusa.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=21_45&products_id=82
http://www.silverstonetek.com/products-60f.htm
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