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WHICH ONE WOULD I NEED? FORTRON? OCZ? ANTEC? COOLMAX? or THERMAL TAKE

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haha i see, i dont know, i have ocz memory and they have pretty good customer service and im not sure about enermax. i jus noticed we almost have same rig config haha
 
yes, OCZ powersupplies are good, i use the Powerstream 520w and if you have the money i would definately reccommend it.

I also have a few sets of OCZ memory here... 2x1G of the 3200EB and 2x512 of the 3200 Plat rev. 2 with TCCD

i guess our rigs are similar, save for the fact that i have a cascade on my cpu and a singe phase on the gpu...
 
does channel well have good customer service incase i get a faulty psu, 480w for 80 bucks sounds like its worth it, and the specs seems pretty good...100 bucks for a psu is jus too much for me anyways lol
 
Originally posted by: uptemp0
what do they mean by two 18a 12vrails? does it mean its 36?
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It's 18A for Mobo/CPU/add-on cards and 18A for extra connectors (HDs, Opct drives, GPU molex connector etc...)
 
Man, you do not need to contemplate so much over a PSU.

Yes, a PSU is important, but not many PSU's in that price range are going to suck.

Settle on the fact you are going to get one of a few brands.....

OCZ, Fortron, Seasonic, Antec, Zippy, etc. and just pick one based on your budget and highest possible voltages.

I have an OCZ 450W ModStream and it powers my system beautifully.
 
Originally posted by: CraigRT
Man, you do not need to contemplate so much over a PSU.

Yes, a PSU is important, but not many PSU's in that price range are going to suck.

Settle on the fact you are going to get one of a few brands.....

OCZ, Fortron, Seasonic, Antec, Zippy, etc. and just pick one based on your budget and highest possible voltages.

I have an OCZ 450W ModStream and it powers my system beautifully.
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Exactly, plus 450W+ is overkill for most systems. 350-400W of quality PSU will power most any rig out there short of dual CPUs, massive RAID arrays, and SLI 6800 Ultras.
 
Originally posted by: MDE
Exactly, plus 450W+ is overkill for most systems. 350-400W of quality PSU will power most any rig out there short of dual CPUs, massive RAID arrays, and SLI 6800 Ultras.
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Did you toss that in because I'm watching this thread? ^^
 
Originally posted by: ribbon13
Originally posted by: MDE
Exactly, plus 450W+ is overkill for most systems. 350-400W of quality PSU will power most any rig out there short of dual CPUs, massive RAID arrays, and SLI 6800 Ultras.
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Did you toss that in because I'm watching this thread? ^^
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No I tossed that in because it's true. Why not save some money and get what you need instead of blindly picking the most powerful thing you can afford.
 
Originally posted by: MDE
No I tossed that in because it's true. Why not save some money and get what you need instead of blindly picking the most powerful thing you can afford.
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Close, but you should make the distinction to 12v amps since she has a current gen system. I have a 450w PSU from an old server that has a very weak 12v rail (14a). And they still sell em.
 
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