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Find me a PSU that fits this application

M

Missing Ghost

Senior member
Hi,
I need a PSU.
The thing is that I live in Canada, so easy sites like newegg are not available.
It must be <115$ CAN including shipping and importation fees/taxes if required.
It must be able to output ~300-350W.
The ATX main plug in that computer is 20 pins.
The cpu in that computer is powered from the +5V.
It must have active PFC.
A psu with only 1 fan is prefered, but it can have 2 fans if there is no other choice.
It must be reliable enough to be used in a small old server.
It should also be able to output -5v.
Thanks, all your help is very appreciated
 
No clue what $115CAN is, but you can go to Newegg to search for your PSU, and then find a Canadian retailer... That is what I would do.
 
Originally posted by: pkme2
I recommend a minimum of 450W for PSU. But its how much importance you put in a PSU. Its your computer.
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I know that this one won't need 450W. It's fine with a 300-350W PSU, I just need quality.
 
I have a barely used Zalman (Forton-Source based) that meets all of those requirements. Shipping to Canada shouldn't be much of a hassle (should it?). Let me know if your interested.
 
I would try to find a place that carried the Zippy HG2-6300P-SATA (Newegg link for reference) Has high +5V line, 20 pin connection, 1 fan, active PFC, puts out -5V, and has deplorable efficiency :laugh:. You might be able to snag one for around $90CAD perhaps? Maybe someone a little more familiar with Canadian e-shopping can help this guy out?
 
Originally posted by: Fullmetal Chocobo
No clue what $115CAN is, but you can go to Newegg to search for your PSU, and then find a Canadian retailer... That is what I would do.
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115CAN is about $70-$90US


also, what about zipflyzoom.com
 
Originally posted by: DaRkLoRd666
Originally posted by: Fullmetal Chocobo
No clue what $115CAN is, but you can go to Newegg to search for your PSU, and then find a Canadian retailer... That is what I would do.
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115CAN is about $70-$90US


also, what about zipflyzoom.com
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You mean ZipZoomFLy? They no longer ship to Canada, unfortunately.
 
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