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I hope Im posting this in the right forum. What is PFC on a PSU and why is it good? Im debating between the TT 420 on newegg ($39+free ship) and its twin the TT 420 with "active PFC" (50+6 ship). Would I regret skimping out and going with non-PFC?
 
I think you'd.... I was going to say you'd regret going with a TT, but odds are you wouldn't.

I would regret going with a TT though.

Yes, you want active PFC.
 
ive been reading the reviews of TT psu's on newegg.it seems like they are beter than antec. what is pfc used for? what is it lol.
 
According to a google search, PFC stands for Power Factor Correction. What it does, I don't know but here's a google search on the term Power Factor Correction. Hope this helps.

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