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if possible. It turns out that PSU was the most difficult component to choose for my new rig. There are many reasons for that :
1. Availability. I wanted a Corsair but no Corsair PSUs here. 2. Price (huge prices as you will see below). 3. Features (not all specs can be found easily). What I want (in that order) is a PSU that 1. has 500W-700W of power, 2. has long cables as my case is a home server case, 3. is modular, 4. works as silent as possible, 5. 2 pci-e would be fine but I guess most of the 500+ PSUs already fulfills this wish. What I can get (they are overpriced but those are the ones that I can afford and close to what I want (listed above)) are below. The prices (tax included) are the final prices (no MIRs here) : Seasonic M-12 500W --> $203 Seasonic M-12 600W --> $248 (S12 (not modular) version $227) Seasonic M-12 700W --> $280 (s12 650W (not modular) version $248) Silwerpower bluelightning 600w ($164, I know this one is not modular but I've just read a favorable review and it's the cheapest of all) be quiet! Dark Power PRO, BQT P6-PRO-530W ($170, this is also cheaper than the rest but I'm not sure about be quiet and I rally would like to have a 600+) be quiet! Dark Power PRO, BQT P6-PRO-600W ($235) Enermax Liberty 620 W PSU ATX V2.2 20+4 PIN ($265) (oos) Enermax Infiniti 650W DXX PSU ($280) (oos) (OOS : Out of stock, but I'm sure they'll be available soon and probably the 720W Enermax JG reviewed will be added but I think it will be over $300) I can also find Silverstone PSU but none are modular, although if anything that fit the other conditions I can think of buying a Silverstone too. Thanks all. |
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Figure out what Silverstone models are available. All the other power supplies you listed don't do anything for me and are mediocre at best. I don't think I could recommend anything from that list.
- JT |
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TT Toughpower 700 isn't available?
It fulfills all your requests. Or Antec NeoHE 500/550? But what do you want to power with 700W? PS. I know your pain about price. Here are the same, but at least we have almost all good brands. Quote:
Be Quiet! DarkPower same? ![]() Enermax Infiniti mediocre again?
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Read the reviews.
Dark Power Seasonic M12 700W Well, the M12 is fine if you want to pay a premium for it. It's just not worth it to me, there are other power supplies just as good for less money. - JT |
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Overpriced and it runs warm.
'nuff said. I'm picky, not as picky as Jonny but pretty close. - JT |
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Riiiiggghhhttttt
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You'll notice it's not "Jonny Recommended" so why hassle?
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It is to me. I don't see anything special about it for the high price tag.
- JT |
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