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Ultra X-Finity 600W Power Supply - any good???

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shrimpsiumai

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Ultra X-Finity 600W Power Supply - is $40 after $40 rebate at Outpost but how good is it? Does anyone want to shed some light on this?

http://www.ultraproducts.com/product_de...s.php?cPath=38&pPath=271&productID=275


Continuous Power!
This continuous power PSU delivers a source of uninterrupted energy to inspire the most efficient performance for your system and all its world-class components. This sensational, mega-mighty power supply supports Pentium 4 and AMD CPUs with incomparable reliability, the most sophisticated cooling technology in the business and lots of gamers-pleasing flair. Check out these amazing innovations? Low acoustic noise. Short circuit protection. In-rush current protection. Thermal overload cutoff protection. Dual high-performance 80mm fans onboard to provide incredible cooling. Glossy titanium finish! For the very best performance in continuous, dependable, ultra-cool power, you can rely on Ultra. Ultra - the best power supply products at the world?s lowest prices!

Specifications

Output

Max Output
Current

+5v

+3.3v

+12v

-5v

-12v

+5VSB
28A

28A

29A

0.6A

0.6A

2A

Max Cobined
Wattage

232W

348W

3W

7.2W

10W
580W

20W
600W
Total Output Power
600W (Full Load, Nominal Input Voltage)
Efficiency
70% Typical at Full Load and Nominal Input Voltage

Input
AC Input Voltage 115v / 230v
AC Input Frequency 50-60Hz
AC Input Current 8.5A (RMS) for 115VAC Input
5.5A (RMS) for 230VAC Input

Features

* High-Gloss Mirror Finish
* Dual 80mm Fans
* Low Acoustic Noise
* Supports Pentium 4 and AMD CPUs
* Meets ATX Version 2.03 and
ATX 12V Version 1.2 Specifications
* MTBF > 100,000 Hours at Full Load,
110VAC and 25°C Ambient Condition
* Serial ATA Drive Connectors (2)
* 20-Pin to 24-Pin Motherboard
Power Adapter Included
* Power Protections:
Short Circuit, In-rush Current,
Thermal Overload, Over-Temperature,
Over-Voltage,Over-Current, Under-Voltage.

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I know it doesn't have cable for PCIe and it's 20 pins but is $40 still a steal?
Anyone know if the Radeon X800 PCIe need a power cable from the psu?
 
They're 50/50. Sometimes they're fine, but other times they suck. Most people here (including myself) will tell you that they suck. But seriously, some units, if you get lucky, are good.
 
Originally posted by: The Pentium Guy
They're 50/50. Sometimes they're fine, but other times they suck. Most people here (including myself) will tell you that they suck. But seriously, some units, if you get lucky, are good.
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they suck as in performance or manufacturing defective?
 
I've read lots of bad stuff about the Ultra X-Connect but haven't heard anything about the X-Finity. The PSU itself might be of better quality than the X-Connect, but I don't know about the rest (customer service etc)
 
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