PC Peripherals Which Budget PSU to purchase for HTPC

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harishgayatri

harishgayatri

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Hi guys,

I am building my HTPC and I need a good Budget 400-500W PSU.

I would also prefer if they have least cable clutter as I want the case to be well ventilated.

I have shortlisted these three.

1. FSP Saga II 500W Rs. 2,000~2,200/-
2. Xigmatek NRP-VC503(I really like this) Rs. 2,550/-
3. Corsair CX400 Rs. 2,675/-

I know CX400 is the best in the Lot, But I still need reviews on the other two.:S

If anyone has The Xigmatek please post a small review.

This is my System Config:D

Motherboard: GA-81915-ME-C
Processor: Intel P4 2.8GHz LGA775
RAM: 2x1GB Transcend DDR 400 (Dual Channel)
Graphics Card: Zotac GT 430 1GB DDR3 (Display Port model not Zone or Low profile)
Sound Card: Diamond Xtreme 7.1 PCI sound card.
HDD: 1x 40GB Maxtor IDE
1x 2TB Segate/ WD Sata HDD (not yet finalized)
Cabinet: Lian-Li v351 Cube
Regards,
 
arnuld said:
Well you can't beat Corsair, Antenc and Seasonic in quality. Whatever you buy, If I am correct all make Active PFC based PSUs. Make sure you get a Pure Sine Wave UPS with this, else you will have troubles: http://www.techenclave.com/pc-peripherals/of-psu-ups-pfc-sine-wave-114774.html
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It will be connected to the mains which is already backed by an inverter(non-sine wave)

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cyberboy_varad said:
its a decent system, so a FSP Saga II 500W will go.
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How good is the cable length and Quality

Plus does it look similar to CX400's cables which is wrapped with black sleves
 
harishgayatri said:
It will be connected to the mains which is already backed by an inverter(non-sine wave)
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Don't know about Inverter. BTW, What you mean by non-sine wave .. stepped sine wave or simulated sine wave or something else ?
 
arnuld said:
Don't know about Inverter. BTW, What you mean by non-sine wave .. stepped sine wave or simulated sine wave or something else ?
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as far as I know when using a Sin wave appliances dont make a humming sound. But mine does and the guy who fixed my inverter said that it is not a sine wave inverter
 
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