FS: Antec TrueBlue 480W PSU

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Yamaraj

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Antec TrueBlue 480W PSU (SMPS)
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All accessories (mostly unused), original box and DOA warranty available with the product.
Can't find the bill. If I do, will update the post or send it to the buyer later.​

Purchase date: Mid 2005 (from Prime ABGB, Mumbai)

Product status: Very good; a solid workhorse that never gave me problems.

Warranty remaining: NONE (a total of 3yrs warranty is over by now)

Reason: Clearing the big-iron clutter here.

Price: 1999.95/- (shipped). Product was bought for around 5000/- back in mid 2005.

Delhi/NCR buyers preferred.

Product reviews:
EXTREME Overclocking - Antec True Blue 480W Power Supply Review - Page: 1 - Tweaking PC Hardware To The Max
Antec True Blue 480W PSU

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A minor declaration for those who aren't aware: This is a monorail 20-pin PSU.
 
FYI - I am running an Antec TRUE 480 (not the BLUE version) on my kids computer - Intel DP35DP Mobo with 2 GB GSkill and E2200 CPU and 8400GS 1xHDD 1xDVDROM - it is rock solid, no system lockups even tho using 20pin power connector in 24 pin socket. This system is on 24/7. PSU in use since Aug 2004.
 
What are the ratings on this one? It might be useful for an old rig I have down here. I need atleast 30 amps on the 5V line.
Any idea on how much would it cost to ship via a cheap ground transport service (like GATI) to Bombay?
 
@Eazy: Thanks for the information. It is fully capable of handling dual-core systems with ease, indeed. :)

@gforce: 30A @+3.3V, 38A @+5V and 28A @+12V

You'll get it shipped for 2250/- regardless. ;)
 
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