latore

looking at getting a 600W +

example = http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817148026

Kinda killing my budget but this one do me justice on a e6400, 512 X1950X PRO PCIe, GIGABYTE GA-965P-DS3 LGA 775 Intel P965 Express ATX Intel Motherboard ???????

DuckieHo

No.

Get this instead: OCZ 600w GXS for $84 AR with free shipping.
http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/Produc...uctCode=316504

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knickfan5745

For same price you could get an OCZ PSU I think.

http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/Produc...uctCode=316504

latore

can ya find me something on newegg for $100 or less please ?

DuckieHo

Why? It is free shipping at ZipZoomFly.

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hangemhi

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817153029
thermaltake is really up there

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DuckieHo

Thumbs down on the TT PSUs. Heard more horror stories about them the OCZ. Besides the OCZ 600w GXS is more powerful, cheaper, AND has a better warranty.

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hangemhi

at least you don't have my psu huh?

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NipDar

latore - NO on the Aspire/Apevia. I tried a 500W and it died in 2-3 days. It was one of the partially clear ones and right before it died there was a little flicker and then it was dead. I just sent the RMA to newegg today. I am looking into getting a 450W from Sunbeam because it is completely acrylic and UV reactive which is exactly what I need. All I will be running with it is a WD 160GB SATA, BFG 7600GT, and 1Optical drive, cpu, mb etc. I can post back if you want and let you know how the Sunbeam brand is working out.
Also. please fill in your System Specs under UserCP. Thanks.

Edit: The rig in my sig has a SeaSonic 600W that is rock solid once i got the Rev A2 one. All the Rev A1 that I got needed to be RMA to newegg.

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DuckieHo

I had two X-Connect and one X-Finity for testing. They are alright... some of their older units definitely had problems though. Two of my Ultra units suffered from cap/inductor whine. Thermaltake and Ultra are second tier when compared to FSP, Seasonic, PCP&C though.

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