Kingwin abt-1050mm 1050w?

[ExcaliburMM]

Can anyone shed some light on the KINGWIN ABT-1050MM 1050W?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817121070

I googled around for reviews and didn't really find anything. However I find it at a very low price for such a high rated wattage. It also has some decent amperage listed although its 6 12v rail design makes me a little unsure.

Info on Kingwin, the original manufac/design of the PSU, and if its a sparky smoke bomb waiting to happen would be appreciated. 😛

Note that I'd be looking for it to be stable/reliable/not fry anything and I would have no intention of putting more than, lets say 850w on it @ load.

Edit: It seems to share some similarities with the XION AXP Lan-Party Edition AXP-1000R14HE 1000W from what I can tell, but I could be wrong.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817190021

 

[HOOfan 1]

OEM is Super Flower
Some of their stuff is good, some of it is merely ok.

 

[MagickMan]

Would probably be the same as a decent 800-850W, which isn't too bad for $110.

 

[ExcaliburMM]

Yeah that's what I was thinking. There was a SevenTeam 850w for 90$ on newegg for awhile but it went back up in price. Modular, active PFC, 80+, it was great. I doubt it'll go on sale like that again though, because fate likes to fuck with me. So I figured for 110$ on the egg or like 100$ somewhere else, it isn't a bad PSU.

 

[TemjinGold]

OP: What do you plan on powering? I ask because while a lot of folks THINK they need 750+ watts, very few folks actually do. The Kingwin is by no means a top tier model, so while it might be rated really high, you can't be sure it will actually deliver that. Case in point, there's another thread floating around here regarding a Diablotek 1050w reviewed that literally blew up when the reviewer tried to use HALF the rated wattage.

I guess what I'm trying to say is there is a reason it's so cheap. You would be better served getting a lower rated quality unit if stability is what you want.

If you don't need 1050 watts, you would rest easier knowing you have a quality unit at lower ratings. If you DO for some reason need anything close to 1050 watts, your rig would be very expensive and I doubt you'll want such a cheap PSU holding it up. Start by giving us your specs and if the price of the Kingwin is your budget, we can go from there.

 

[Meghan54]

In all honesty, I'd forget that Kingwin and look for a good quality 750W power supply. The Antec TP-750 is an excellent choice, esp. given its price. (Seasonic built, based on their M12D.)