My friend who just bought a 6600GT from Techhead needs a decent PSU coz' his one is crapping on adding the 6600GT. His config is 865GBF MOBO, 2.8 Northy with a DVD-ROM, one 80 Giger and a 200 Giger. His max budget is 1.5~2K. Pls. lemme know first if anyone is willing to sell a PowerSafe preferably.
Wtb : 400 W Psu
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Yep arnd 1.5-1.7k but the new powersafes arent upto the quality of the old ones. Cheap components/quality anyone ?zhopudey said:
Switch said:Yes but as ppl told me the new ones quality is much inferior to old ones quality... Anyways... Pick up the 450 Watt naa... I have offered you a good price
@ Switch, is that true ??:huh:
Blade_Runner said:
@ blade, have you opened the old and new powersafe 400 psu and compared the components to come to this conclusion , if so please enlighten us on the difference between the two.
As i was on lookout for 2 400 ~ 450 watts psu and was seriously considering these models.
The price of a new Powersafe 400W psu is Rs. 1400 in Mumbai..... and the 450W one is for Rs.2100. (+/- 100)
if switch has offered you a "good price" for the 450W one then i suggest you go for that one ...
Alas not as adventurous as you. But this comes from a very good source. Switch might have been told by someone he knows as well. One more person i swear i've heard this from is either apollyon or darklord during the DFI launch. Since you are good at these things and i believe you have a older model of the VIP 500W you could do a comparison and dispell any doubts.deejay said:
BIKeINSTEIN
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Correct me if i am wrong:cool2: , But me thought that:S -
Convertor is 24>20 pin and not the other way round!!
:S :ashamed:
For backward compatibility with older 20pin ATX mobos!!:cool2:
Convertor is 24>20 pin and not the other way round!!
:S :ashamed: For backward compatibility with older 20pin ATX mobos!!:cool2:
Shakensoul
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BIKeINSTEIN said:Correct me if i am wrong:cool2: , But me thought that:S -
Convertor is 24>20 pin and not the other way round!!
For backward compatibility with older 20pin ATX mobos!!:cool2:
The new PSU's (ver 2.0) comes with a 24 pin mobo connector (P1) and you get a 24>20 pin converter cable to connect it to 20 pin motherboards.
The older and some present PSU's comes with a 20pin mobo connector (P1) and you can use a 20>24 pin converter cable to connect it to 24pin motherboards.
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