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Default Pover Color any good?
Sorry about bad English, I am from Serbia, bat I am wondering if anyone knows anything about Power Color psu's?
Here is a link to their site
http://www.tul.com.tw/global/product.aspx?folderid=13
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Just from external looks, I would guess they are made by FSP
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FSP is good OEM, I think.
It has sli and crosfire badges on box, but there is nothing about powercolor power supplies on amd site.
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FSP is good OEM, I think.
mediocre.

What do you have to choose from and what are the prices?
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they're probably sli "ready" and crossfire "ready", all that means is that they have enough PCI express connectors for a multi-gpu setup, that's different from being certified.

FSP was my first thought as well, could also be HEC/Compucase.
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I need a reliable psu for mainstream machine. I was thinking about 500w model. Price in Serbia is 60 euros.
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I need a reliable psu for mainstream machine. I was thinking about 500w model. Price in Serbia is 60 euros.
what else do you have to choose from?

What will be included in this "main stream PC?"
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There is almoust no selection here. Chieftec, Thermaltake, Antec, Ocz, Cooler Master, but oll of them are preety owerpriced.
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"mainstream pc" is:
AMD Athlon II X4 620, ASUS M4A785TD-V EVO, SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 5750 1GB GDDR5, SEAGATE ST3500418AS Barracuda 500GB 7k 16MB SATA300, 4gb ram and some dvd drive
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you shouldn't go cheap with your PSU. What specific Antec PSU's are available to you?
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