PeDrO305

I said I'll be using Newegg as reference, since it's easier to find stuff on there. But I am aware that The Egg doesn't carry certain brands, so those I would have to list from other vendors.

DuckieHo

Just link to the manufactor's webpage... let the buyer find his own source.

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rabidgnome229

Keep it with newegg. Newegg lists all specs and has a guide price.

Just because he links to newegg doesn't mean you have to buy from newegg. Geez - you people are like sheep

Witchfire

CPU Magazine a had a large article on PSUs last month. The Tagan 1100w model couldn't even keep the rig running without multiple random restarts. Supposedly it was due to protection circuitry sensing problems in the system (I'm personally not buying that excuse).

At this point in time, I wouldn't touch a Tagan.

Myself, in order of preference:

1. PC Power & Cooling
2. Zippy
3. Silverstone
4. OCZ/FSP
5. (for budget builds) Thermaltake

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Witchfire

I disagree... DuckieHo has the right idea. Newegg has a great selection, and their search features are second to none for enthusiast reseller sites, but they don't necessarily carry every brand, nor every model that may be of interest.

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DuckieHo

Newegg does NOT list all specs. When looking at PSUs, I need to know rail layout and this information is never provided by Newegg.

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PeDrO305

Ok, the list is alot more complete now, having added OCZ, FSP, and many more brands.

It's not done yet, but it's coming along !

KILLDEER

Glad your sticking to your guns.
Neweggs power supply pricing doesn't seem to be as competitive as their other components to me and their selection is by no means comprehensive.

Good job and rep +1 to ya!

PeDrO305

Yeah, I agree with ya. Got my Corsair HX $20 bucks cheaper on ZipZoomFly.

And Thanks !

Fatal05

Many members will swear by this PSU, including myself.

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