PC Peripherals CM600 or Corsair VX450 or Tagan TG500-U37
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The Sorcerer
Skilled
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Its already stickied. http://www.techenclave.com/pc-peripherals/corsair-vx450-vs-coolermaster-extreme-power-128757.html
Why not consider from coolermaster's real power series? u37 is not 80% efficient. You can check here out if the psu is not 80% efficient if you want to:
http://www.80plus.org/manu/psu/psu_join.aspx
Check in the price threads and see if anyone had posted any prices if not call up your dealer and get a quote for the psu.
Its already stickied. http://www.techenclave.com/pc-peripherals/corsair-vx450-vs-coolermaster-extreme-power-128757.html
Why not consider from coolermaster's real power series? u37 is not 80% efficient. You can check here out if the psu is not 80% efficient if you want to:
http://www.80plus.org/manu/psu/psu_join.aspx
Check in the price threads and see if anyone had posted any prices if not call up your dealer and get a quote for the psu.
comp@ddict
Skilled
the CorsairVX450W w/o doubt!!!!!!!!!!
If you are on tight budget, then have a luk at these:
http://www.techenclave.com/dealers-paradise/zebronics-pso-psu-range-80-modular-133152.html
PS31-PRO-550/600W
If can shell out to Rs.3600, then there is no comparison for this:
http://www.techenclave.com/dealers-paradise/cooler-master-power-supply-may-2009-a-130574.html
RS460
http://www.techenclave.com/dealers-paradise/zebronics-pso-psu-range-80-modular-133152.html
PS31-PRO-550/600W
If can shell out to Rs.3600, then there is no comparison for this:
http://www.techenclave.com/dealers-paradise/cooler-master-power-supply-may-2009-a-130574.html
RS460
The Sorcerer
Skilled
^^ Since you brought the point of zebronics pro, I am sure you observed that there is no UL number on the zebby pro psu. So how can you say if the zebronics pro psu that one is going to buy now is a HEC OEM or not? Saiyan did say in his preview that the HEC OEM of zebronics pro has a better finish, how can one still know its an HEC oem? Unless you have a NON HEC oem of the zebronic pro.
Cm real power 460w seem to be the only feasible option IMO.
Cm real power 460w seem to be the only feasible option IMO.
go for vx450.....
russell noronha
Recruit
vx 450 is much much better than coolmaster
lol...o my gash!!! wat was I thinking when I posted dat!!...sry guys I was just out of my bed in the morning after a busy day yesterday, was completely out of mind when I was posting it...did some funny posts in the Thinkdigit forum too :ashamed:
I actually meant Earth Watts 500W.
I think its better than VX450, read this review : http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/526
I was just out of my bed in the morning after a busy day yesterday, was completely out of mind when I was posting it...did some funny posts in the Thinkdigit forum too :ashamed: I actually meant Earth Watts 500W.
I think its better than VX450, read this review : http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/526
I'm using the EA380 in one of my rigs. It is a Seasonic like the VX, and is a little quieter (which is the main reason it's running that rig). It's rated a little less conservatively than the VX (as the higher models would be), so I don't think the EA500 will be capable of the 500+ watts the VX450 is able to deliver. It is quite possible that the VX450 and the EA500 are indeed very similar or exactly the same supply, with Corsair requesting some additional mods to push the power rating up and then backing off the label to deliver that jaw-dropping difference between label and real-world perf. Reverse marketing strategy, and it worked.
Regardless, I think the Antec is a good choice, but i haven't used it myself so caveat emptor. Corsair may have better support capabilities, I know of a few horror stories with Antec service. The few times I've used Antec, I've not had a problem (knock on wood). It's just that the Corsair has built up a formidable rep and is always the safer choice anyway.
Prime was keeping the Earthenware (sorry, I really can't resist such a wonderful name!) supplies four months ago. You might want to check when they are coming in. They show up as non-stock at IT depot too, so I doubt they are available as of now. Antec does have some supply and stocking issues in India I think. Very erratic availability.
Regardless, I think the Antec is a good choice, but i haven't used it myself so caveat emptor. Corsair may have better support capabilities, I know of a few horror stories with Antec service. The few times I've used Antec, I've not had a problem (knock on wood). It's just that the Corsair has built up a formidable rep and is always the safer choice anyway.
Prime was keeping the Earthenware (sorry, I really can't resist such a wonderful name!) supplies four months ago. You might want to check when they are coming in. They show up as non-stock at IT depot too, so I doubt they are available as of now. Antec does have some supply and stocking issues in India I think. Very erratic availability.
