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weeluvmal

Jan 5 2007, 11:13 AM

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Hi,

Any recommendation for power supply unit offering the following?

- >500w
- life time warranty
- true / pure power?

what will be the,

- brand
- model
- price

thx!

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silence

Jan 8 2007, 12:46 AM

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QUOTE(weeluvmal @ Jan 5 2007, 11:13 AM)

Hi,

Any recommendation for power supply unit offering the following?

- >500w
- life time warranty
- true / pure power?

what will be the,

- brand
- model
- price

thx!

Hie Bro,
We onyl got Epsilon 600 and 700W. Enlight 450w and Cooler Master 550W. Thx

All come with 1 year limited warranty nia.

Best Regards,
Jack

@meno

Feb 13 2007, 03:25 PM

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It's "A Meh Noh" not Meno!!!

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Go for the Fortron Epsilon.
Other choices will be Acbel IP 550, CM Real Power Sli 550, Enermax FMA II 535, Enermax Liberty 520, Antecs...and other more reputable ones.
Btw, i just came across one ZALMAN 650w which looks damn cool. It's 0db noise as the PSU uses heatpipe cooling. Saw it in Queensbay Digital Bay, forgotten the shop name though.

bobmarley

Jun 8 2007, 12:06 AM

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