Corsair TX not included because of this : http://www.techenclave.com/communit...-v2-discontinued-models-updated-again.147547/ . I noticed the new M12 II recently, will check it outCan you include more PSU like corsair tx series, Seasonic M12 series etc?
Sadly 'Haswell compatibility' is going to become another marketing tool like 80 Plus. Haswell compatibility/80 Plus should be a side benefit of a good PSU, but not vice versa. For example, Corsair are saying their VS series are likely Haswell compatible, while Seasonic say their S12II is not Haswell compatible - but you know the S12II is way better than a VS.The PSU i suggested are compatible with haswell
Corsair TX not included because of this : http://www.techenclave.com/communit...-v2-discontinued-models-updated-again.147547/ . I noticed the new M12 II recently, will check it out
Sadly 'Haswell compatibility' is going to become another marketing tool like 80 Plus. Haswell compatibility/80 Plus should be a side benefit of a good PSU, but not vice versa. For example, Corsair are saying their VS series are likely Haswell compatible, while Seasonic say their S12II is not Haswell compatible - but you know the S12II is way better than a VS.
CWT isn't a problem, its the platform variant and component choices that matters. I haven't checked what the TX-xxx-M series is like. I think the TX-M variants are only offered as RMA replacements. I haven't seen it being sold directly anywhere. Is it available somewhere?I came across Corsair Tx750M. They too are built on CWT platform![]()
Edit: cranky's post below is better.2.Hope the other non compatible PSU work well with Haswell![]()
CWT isn't a problem, its the platform variant and component choices that matters. I haven't checked what the TX-xxx-M series is like. I think the TX-M variants are only offered as RMA replacements. I haven't seen it being sold directly anywhere. Is it available somewhere?
Added the M12II.Can you include more PSU like corsair tx series, Seasonic M12 series etc?
These are most likely the newer variants. There are no reviews for these yet, so leaving it out for now. At 7K, I would spend an additional 600 bucks and get the HX650 which is way better.
These are most likely the newer variants. There are no reviews for these yet, so leaving it out for now. At 7K, I would spend an additional 600 bucks and get the HX650 which is way better.
Keep throwing in more updates
Yeah go ahead and start oneCan anyone do buyers guide on pc cases ?
I would like to help![]()
This is the older variant from CWT. The newer 750M uses Hipro/Chicony.There is a review i can find on 750M
http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story5&reid=254
Yeah Tirupathi handles it. To be honest, I've heard of only one bad case. Gannu seems to have had an ok experience, and the rest of the people I know - unfortunately or fortunately - haven't used it yet.1. I see Seasonic support is listed as negative. How bad is it and who handles their RMA ? I thought it was Tirupathi.
ITDepot and hardwire.in. Most of the prices when we put the list together were from hardwire.in.3. Are the HX650 available in the local markets ? I can't find it on the sites.
There's an unofficial 'V2' HX model being sold now. The easiest way to identify it : the earlier model was rated for 80 plus bronze efficiency, while this one is gold rated.Although, I remember HX series being available as early as 2008-09. So isn't the HX series a bit old as well ?
Add the Platinum - the KM3 is just derived from the current gen Platinum (XP2). The Corsair 'AX-i' units are really good and probably better than anything Seasonic has now.The KM3 (and older KM2 being phased out) offer the highest performance possible from any modern power supply unit.
Edit: Spotted it in any stores?You also might want to think about the Coolermaster V series (never thought I'd say this).
Actually the older M12 520/620W models were based off the S12II. The 650W+ models are a newer lineup and are also using DC-DC converters.Yes, the S12/M12 series (in essence the same platform) is more cost-effective, and does not deliver the same level of performance as the G platform let alone KM, but in practice this is not an issue. The biggest issue with the M12 and S12 is their age.
Agreed. The best support is not needing support. Although Seasonic does tend to have slightly lax quality control, so its advisable for people to get it from Flipkart, since their 30 day replacement support will ensure any DOA/QC issues are taken care of.[DOUBLEPOST=1371748410][/DOUBLEPOST]Frankly, I've never needed support for a Seasonic supply (even on a different brand) and to my mind that's the best insurance.
Added1. The Seasonic X-560 is missing from the list
Will wait for these to show up in stores, so can add it with pricing2. You might want to add the Coolermaster V series supplies: http://www.coolermaster.in/category.php?category_id=3594