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PC Power Supply Discussion Troubleshooting and discussion of computer power supplies |
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![]() What Amazon (.com or .co.uk or maybe .de)? Do you have any shop in Dubai that you can link?
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![]() you can say i could buy from azmazon.com by a friend who could order and ship it to iraq for me, but i don't know why you ask me this question this is not big problem for me now ![]() |
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Here you go, these seem to be the best deals on Amazon at the moment (on premium 850W units): Kingzin LZP 850, NZXT Hale90 850 and the FSP Aurum Pro 850.
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i'm not looking for good deals at this moment, as i said before high quality is what iam looking for ![]() |
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Without more information, one can't say why your PSU failed.
Consequently, it is impossible to say what might be "better". All of the models discussed so far are high quality with 5-7 year warranty and very high efficiency. (important since you say you are running 24/7/365) Can we say you won't have another failure with any model we suggest? No, because we don't have any detail on why your first failed. So you are left with a numbers game. Who makes PSU that have very low failures and high quality? Seasonic, Flextronics, SuperFlower; all meet the requirement. One absolutely head and shoulders above the rest? Not at the very high end that you are looking at. Hence our recommendation to take your pick based on other factors. 1. price 2. availability Personal preference. ![]() I've had good luck with Super Flower...but not running 24/7 FOLDING any longer. I would not fear stepping up to PLAT. Corsair...but I understand once burned twice shy. Good luck. ![]() PS. individual experience is highly anecdotal Quote:
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Original Sin (02-22-2013) |
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I've personally used two x-series and One xp-series from seasonic and they are by all accounts great units. If you dont care too much about the very best deal i'd personally recommend the Seasonic Unit. Performance, Quality, Efficiency, Fan, Semi-Passive.... |
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norilink (02-23-2013) |
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I would go for a Seasonic P-660w. Most people end up not doing SLI/CF, and 850w for your current system is way overkill.
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norilink (02-23-2013) |
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I own the Seasonic Platinum SS-860XP...I haven't loaded it up all the way, but I've run it for almost a year now and using my voltmeter to check under load while gaming, I can vouch for it's rock solid voltage regulation. And, it's quiet. I don't think I've ever heard the fan and I have Fan Control on "Normal". Can't go wrong with it, IMHO. I bought it for future expansion, but it's still way more than I need, or will probably need. Still, it's nice to know I have the extra juice and will likely not need to buy another PSU unless I just want too...or until Titanium efficiency is the norm.
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