FSP OEM 450W PSU at just 950/-

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FSP OEM 450 Watts Power supply.



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1 Year warranty, OEM Packaging.

Powerful Enough for a basic home or office system, download rigs, HTPC etc. Not too heavy on pocket.

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Price - 950/- + Shipping (Free Antivirus Offer Valid )

All Units Sold/Booked, No Units left.

1 x harryneopotter (sold)

1 x haarakiri (Shipped)

2 x Sunnyboi (Shipped)

1 x nvidia10 (Shipped)

2 x Vijayshimla (Shipped)

 

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That's an awesome price for an entry level power supply for low-power systems like HTPCs, NAS, download rigs. :thumb:
 
I was just checking this, but i guess we have to take this with a pinch of salt. I dont expect this PSU to be 80 Plus certified (at this price atleast). Moreover, the model we are selling is 450-60APN, while the powersupply listed as 80 Plus Bronze in the 80 Plus certified list is - 450-60EPN. So it can be a honest mistake from their side.

We are not claiming it as a 80 Plus Certified PSU, so please take it as a non 80Plus PSU (even if it is).
 
"Meet requirement" is not the same as certified. Which may mean (for example) that it may not meet it above a certain temperature or operating condition, and therefore it may not have been submitted for certification at all. And indeed they are two different models, if you go to the parent level you will see the APN and EPN are two different product lines.

@systembuilder: From the webpage -

Detailed specifications and drawings provided upon request
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Why don't you put in a request? You have a better chance of getting a hold of it anyway :) I am really interested in the ripple and noise figures.

Edit: and forgot to ask - would you have a small power supply? About 200 watts or in that area? The big ones are very inefficient for small rigs.
 
@ Cranky : Thanks for the suggestion, i will see if something can be done in this regard.

And we do have a shipment in transit, containing smaller (i mean lesser wattage) PSU's from FSP. I will make a thread once they are in stock.
 
Thanks. I'll be waiting. If they are 90+ 250s, reserve two for me. I need low-power supplies much more than high-power units, and those are rare as hen's teeth.
 
Can you Actual provide the product Image? How much SATA connectors are there? Is it 24 pin or 20 pin? Does it have ATX 12 volt connector. What is the shipping charges if shipped to New Delhi?
 
@systembuilder -- Can you post the sticker of the specs which is there on the side of the PSU. I am interested in the Combined Power Draw for the +12V rail....something like 360W or something.
 
whether meet "80plus Bronze level requirement" or not, it looks very good PSU at this price point.

here are the rating from the site for(FSP450-60APN):

24A 15A 18A 18A 0.3A 2.5A

+3.3V +5V +12V1 +12V2 -12V +5Vsb

Any info on no. of and type of connectors.

who handles warranty Service center or warranty from your side.

Do you have FSP250-50GBA

FSP >> PC Power Supply >> Flex ATX 12V >> GBA
 
cranky said:
Thanks. I'll be waiting. If they are 90+ 250s, reserve two for me. I need low-power supplies much more than high-power units, and those are rare as hen's teeth.
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90+ 250 watts ? Dont you think its a bit too much to ask bro ? :P
MrRIG said:
Can you Actual provide the product Image? How much SATA connectors are there? Is it 24 pin or 20 pin? Does it have ATX 12 volt connector. What is the shipping charges if shipped to New Delhi?
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I will post the pics if required, but the list of connectors is as follows :

1 x 20+4 Pin ATX
1 x 4 Pin ATX
2 x Sata
2 x 4 Pin Molex
1 x 6 Pin PCIe

We will be providing one "1 molex to 2 sata adaptor" free with every PSU.

vip said:
who handles warranty Service center or warranty from your side.
Do you have FSP250-50GBA

FSP >> PC Power Supply >> Flex ATX 12V >> GBA
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The warranty will be handled by us only. And we do not have the other model in stock.

Supra said:
@systembuilder -- Can you post the sticker of the specs which is there on the side of the PSU. I am interested in the Combined Power Draw for the +12V rail....something like 360W or something.
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you guessed it correct, the Maximum Combined power draw for both the +12V rails is 360 watts.
 
Thanks for the information. I suppose if you provide actual product of the pictures it will satisfy the insecurity of the expecting buyer.
systembuilder said:
90+ 250 watts ? Dont you think its a bit too much to ask bro ? :P
I will post the pics if required, but the list of connectors is as follows :

1 x 20+4 Pin ATX
1 x 4 Pin ATX
2 x Sata
2 x 4 Pin Molex
1 x 6 Pin PCIe

We will be providing one "1 molex to 2 sata adaptor" free with every PSU.

The warranty will be handled by us only. And we do not have the other model in stock.

you guessed it correct, the Maximum Combined power draw for both the +12V rails is 360 watts.
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damn ... i bought one for my friend, and gave him just a few hours ago. If you would have posted before that, i would have posted the pics :P. Now the OP needs to post them :)
 
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