Oh, i see.
I found the 8 pin coming from my psu.
I thought i would have to go buy one.
Thanks!

Yeah, but just to be sure not to mix up it with PCIE 8pins. They are different and shouldn't even fit physically, but who know, just to be safe and extra careful.


This post has been edited by Human10: Sep 5 2015, 04:01 PM

hi guys, got a question here.

do u guys think is more efficient (in terms of power draw to save electric bill) by using 850w instead of 1200 just to power a 980 ti build(may upgrade to 980ti sli builid)?
consider both PSU platinum and from the same manufacture and the same series (eg corsair AXi series)..

im asking this coz i've found 2nd hand 1200w platinum which is almost the same price with a new 860w.. but scare to take it as it may effect my electric bills as my pc is on almost 24/7.. in the other hand, 1200w is so overkill

This post has been edited by neozeroash: Sep 30 2015, 08:18 AM

Hi.

I've got a corsair VS550. Is it good enough to mee around with my voltage when oc'ing my gpu?

hi all sifus,

wan to ask on my PSU noise. yesterday it suddenly become so loud and very annoying.

only since last week, i start notice some sound and yesterday its be come annoying.

anyone can help enlighten what happening? and what should i do next?
thanks

Hi All,

Could I get some advice on selecting the most appropriate PSU for this desktop? Budget is +- 300 and would like to be able to get from PJ Digital Mall:

Gigabyte GTX 750
AMD Phenom ii x4 955
8GB RAM

I guess other parts are not relevant? Thanks in advance!

SEASONIC S12ll-620 620W (NON MODULAR) RM 349
SEASONIC M12ll-620 EVO 620W (FULL MODULAR) RM409

These above 2 is for more headroom for future upgrades and one of the best at it's price range.

Or you just go with this.

FSP HEXA+ 550W RM189

Price from Techview ( GST included )

This post has been edited by st4Lk3rz: Nov 10 2015, 06:57 PM

The S12II has no modular cables bro.

Thanks for the heads up. Edited

Thanks guys for your fast response! Will think about it.

As I do not really OC or change parts that regularly, I assume a non-modular PSU is good enough for me.

Superflower vs seasonic vs silverstone vs cm
Mana bagus?
650 watt

SEASONIC M12ll-620 EVO 620W (FULL MODULAR) RM409

Bereh boh
Thx

Thinking of buying a superflower leadex platinum 750W, is it a good PSU?

I see that the PCIe cables are single cable with two 6+2 pin connectors.

Would it be safe to use only a single cable to power up a 980ti or need to have two cables and use one connector from each cables?

Seasonic, sounds like a cheapo brand, but actually very decent. People are recommending it because of the 5 years warranty?

You might be confused by Sensonic...

Not quite - but Seasonic has a long running history of making high end and very high quality PSUs... Though the competition is now heating up...

Super Flower/CWT/Enhance anyone?

That's an excellent unit. TPU has the review for the 1KW variant:
https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/SuperFl...r/SF-1000F14MP/

Very high quality components are used (pretty much all Japanese capacitors) and the performance is excellent and should last you for a very long time.

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Dec 22 2015, 12:06 PM

I think I am haha! I will consider it too I guess.

another reason to go 750W platinum is that its fan is a ball bearing one compare to 750Wgold & silver which is claimed as FDB (or sleeve bearing??)

initially I want to go for 850W gold since based on review it uses ball bearing fan. one problem though. I found out that the dimensions of leadex gold PSU are conflicting. Johnnyguru stated that the depth is 180mm while factory specs stated 200mm. I dunno what is the depth for the current version. this is mainly for clearance factor since I want to fit a 120mm bottom fan inside my cm690 iii.

Seasonic PSU has become one of the top notch psu around already. But don't go for too cheap la, performance comes at a price