I'd rather get the FSP one, despite the lower wattage... I can't really trust a 600W PSU at that price range...
From what I've known, the Hexa 500W is internally similar to the Antec VP450, but with an APFC circuit.

Its originally not Rm149 for the Xigmatek 600w. Its a promotional price. Market price should be around 300+ if i've not mistaken

Up to you, it work according to this review http://www.hardwareheaven.com/reviews/957/...ng-results.html

So it means the 600w xigmatek will give more power compare to 500w fsp hexa?

The Xigmatek give 504W on 12V while FSP give 408W on 12V.

very good man.

NAISEEE!!!!

at where?!? beware xigmatex NRP without 80+ version.. That one toooo LOUSYYYY

easily pawn hexa 500w , except it dont have warranty .


recall back , there is someone selling tagan 700w cheaply (buckroger) at garage sales .but 30days warranty

Not sure asking on correct thread or not.
I am wondering does Sleeving a Seasonic X660 void the warranty, its f ull modular and not changes is done to psu but only to the cable.

Do we need to send it the cable as well if there is a need of RMA.

This is a good guide for who's who behind the PSU:'
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/power-...turer,2913.html

I think I'll drop my support for corsair since they are not OEM..

Hi,
Check this out :--
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/power-...rer,2913-2.html

How much safe headroom wattage recommended? 100W is enough?

From what I remember, only the power supply itself needs to be sent for RMA .

The plus point of some of Corsair's power supply is that they offer a warranty period that's longer than the OEM's coverage, e.g the Corsair AX650 versus the Seasonic X-650/660, with 7 years and 5 years of warranty respectively. You don't exactly have to drop your support just because they don't produce power supplies themselves .

If you're looking to get your power supply to run at its highest efficiency, usually around 40% ~ 60%, then get a power supply that has about double the amount of the power your system takes at peak, though unnecessary since the efficiency difference won't be justified with the extra cost that is incurred.

To prevent any possible overloading scenarios, then about 100W should be enough under peak. If you want to be even safer then go with larger capacity power supplies for more headroom.

Usually that safety headroom following the label of PSU or total of 12V rail? As per "eXtreme Power Supply Calculator" my system need at least 408W. My PSU is "CM Real Power PRro 550W". It's +12V rail only 432W...is it still safe coz my system rarely use 100% load...

Hey guy, wanna ask. Is XIGMATEK Tauro 500w enough to power up this rig?

Intel Xeon E3-1230v2 3.3GHz
MSI B75MA-P45
Kingston 1600 4GBx2
sapphire hd7850
WD 1TB sata 3
WD 500GB sata 2
Liteon DVDRW Drive

Yup

How about silverstone strider 500w ?

Looking for 500W+ silent PSU.
Any recommendation?

Also a good pick..but,why not pick Enermax NAXN 550W?more headroom to spare..

Silent = Fanless = pricey..

What is your budget?