ya ty for linking it super cheap
btw u know where is their shop?

ohh then nvm lo guess have to wait till next week

Im a happy man today lol
Got the psu i order last Thursday just now. Nicely pack and cheaper compare to others sellers

But haha feel somewhat weird as the PSU is smaller and lighter compare to my current Silverstone haha


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while hype tech has a local store in penang, their shop and online prices are awfully far apart. not sure about the one in kl tho

Guys, my desktop have PS silverstone strider 500W inbuild connected to motherboard.

I accidentally off the main suis and on back; notice there is a "zzzz" sound power trip. I on back and rush out for work.

When I'm back try to power up the PC, it is not working

Sorry for the problem caused.
You can send it to Inter-Asia for warranty claim.

Hopefully is the PSU problem and does not fry the mobo

We hope the problem is caused by mobo and not our PSU
Anyway, sorry for the inconvenience caused..

This post has been edited by Edifier: Sep 13 2018, 08:27 PM

Can I know what is the window of the warranty period ?

I cant recall when I purchase it and the receipt placed

It is easy install psu?
Now facing this problem https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=90216593
Suspect psu not enough power
read few page not mention 350W,
Any recommand for 350W?
Currently psu 250W

PM me your SN.

Guys, which one of these you guys prefer?

1)Super Flower Silver Eco 500W Full Modular 80+ PSU=rm248
2)Seasonic S12Ii-520=RM269

Seasonic S12ii is known for using full Japanese caps. It can last longer. Super Flower is 80+ Silver certified and fully modular though.

I tend to lean towards seasonic in this case

http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=...Story5&reid=185

SuperFlower silver eco model is hardly reviewed due to voltage requirements.
Maybe ask goldfries to take a look?

This post has been edited by mbr: Sep 19 2018, 12:06 PM

Hye can recommend me budget around rm150-rm230. Before this using fsp hexa+ 550w can tahan 3 years only. Now looking with 5 years warranty.

Full Japanese caps doesn't always mean better longevity. The problem is the Seasonic S12II is based on an older platform, i.e. group regulated and double-forward design. This makes it unsuitable for modern machines

https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/858096...or-later-years/


It's also worth noting that Super Flower is the OEM behind some of the best PSUs in the market

I'm running i7-6700T and Gigabyte Z170 Ultra Gaming with 1 graphic card. No issue for Seasonic M12 II(same parts as S12 II) 520W.

2 years past the warranty. Still kicking. Japanese caps helps the PSU last longer.

Super Flower Platform has Japanese caps too. Only the modular board isn't.

Modular board has very low load and the caps are polymer so it's not that much of a concern

Super Flower is a tier 1 PSU maker (at the same level with Seasonic), and I highly doubt they will use some very low grade components on the modular PCB

Also modular cables are great for keeping your case internals as tidy as possible, especially in smaller cases

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Oct 20 2018, 09:07 PM

Yes, they did put low grade caps. Its Crapxon!

http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=...Story5&reid=370

I wouldn't worried that much - the capacitor is dealing with very little load and power

Unfortunately the problem with the Leadex Gold is not about the capacitor though, but it has something to do with the hold up time with the unit. The EVGA equivalent, the Supernova G2 is essentially a lightly-modified variant of the Leadex, does not have the hold up time issue

However, it's not something you should really worried about, and I highly doubt it will mess your hardware up


Not to mention warranty too - I'm currently on my 3rd unit (G-550), as the previous 2 units have failed and each RMA took me about 4-5 months due to the fact that there are no official distributors that handles my RMA at that time

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Oct 21 2018, 02:14 AM