You're better off getting fsp hexa 500w @ Rm169...
Many coolermaster psu have bad quality..

Does anybody know when the corsair TX modular series will arrive here?

This post has been edited by Wii_hunter: Aug 2 2011, 12:55 PM

hmm then what about existing users? my warranty is still running..
will they cover us?

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Added on August 2, 2011, 2:26 pmYup, that PSU is gooding cheap mang.

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Added on August 2, 2011, 2:28 pmnot quite sure, maybe you can ask the distributor?
here you go, http://www.cudo.com.my/

This post has been edited by TechnoG: Aug 2 2011, 02:28 PM

If you intend to buy the power supply from him then you're going to have to see if it's working fine by testing it with a system. Alternatively, you can always use a small metal wire to jump start the power supply and connect some fans to it to see if it's working ( if you're interested about the jump starting part you can request for more info ).

The Cooler Master Real Power Pro 550W has a "fault-LED" which is red in color and is located beside the power supply's switch. It lights up if the power supply is faulty, so the task of identifying a faulty power supply should be very easy with it present.

I would however, recommend that you get a brand new power supply as the power supply from that link is only covered by 40 days of warranty. A new power supply usually comes with 2 ~ 3 years of warranty or 5 if you're buying a premium power supply. You will also be able to avoid any worries e.g a power supply's premature failure since a new power supply is, well, brand new and it should not have any problems.

The Silverstone Strider Essential 500W is a pretty good power supply. You can go for that if you like. You can also choose to go with the FSP Hexa 500W power supply at RM159 which is a good power supply. Only its main 24-PIN motherboard and CPU connector ( if I remember correctly ) is sleeved though, so if a power supply's aesthetic is important for you, then feel free to go ahead with the previously mentioned power supply ( Silverstone ).

I'm not sure whether Cex will accept warranty claim for existing buyers or not perhaps u could try check with their boss.

As far as i've concerned there's no way an existing can skip providing warranty for existing products carried by them in the pass. Even if they have stopped distributing, i is their responsiblity to cover full warranty n after sales services to end users n resellers as per advertised. So in ur case better seek advice from storm88 or worst, Seasonic manufacturer. Normally manufacturer will give options to end users on how to send their faulty goods locally.

Seriously storm88 or his company CANNOT run away from warranty.

which cooler master psu suit my new CPU with core i5 2400 3.1GHz?
extreme Power Plus or GX series?
400W? 500W? 550?

This post has been edited by babywsh18: Aug 2 2011, 09:07 PM

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doesn't matter what CPU you are using. So, what GPU you using?

btw, both selection is garbage

Thanks guys for the replies. I read them all and I learnt alot.

Now I am thinking about the future where I will probably crossfiring 2x5850 OC. I read from other websites stating that they will need about 480W in total during load.

So, I guess a FSP Hexa 500W cant do the job right? If it cant, then could a Strider 600W work?

Yes, Silverstone Strider 600W will be fine for it.
FSP Hexa 500W is able to power it up, but the computer will stress the PSU, making it to die faster.
Furthermore, no guarantee on whether it can handle the computer during stress.

i choose integrate graphic on i5

In that case, any low power PSU will do. But I recommend at least
Gigabyte PoweRock 390W - RM69 (ALLIT)
Gigabyte N400A - RM100+

why many people choose silverstone or Gigabyte instead cooler master?
because price or spec?
i see no difference

The new distributor will continue to provide warranty for previous SEASONIC PSU. For those who bought from me, the warranty still valid, I will help to claim from new SEASONIC distributor as per inform by them. So no worries here

CM has bad issue due to high ripple psu. how you see the difference.

are you planning to put on any GPU later?
if not, then actually a cap ayam PSU will do.

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Added on August 4, 2011, 2:39 pmuhmm, hell yeah

This post has been edited by TechnoG: Aug 4 2011, 02:39 PM

just watch movie and internet
i think no need GPU

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then get those cheapo ones around RM50 or less.
if you're willing to pay more, then can get some low-end Gigabyte PSUs.

anyone here heard about the the tool that allows you to connect multiple psu??kohkoh read it at guru 3d.

Damn, my Vantec 600W PSU died yesterday and today i got myself a Silverstone Strider Gold 750W

need recommendation, looking to power PSU:

G620
H67
6x SATA
GPU maybe 6770 range, (optional)

which PSU should I go about, can the Gigabyte 390W power those without the GPU? budget less than 200MYR, prefers energy

many thanks.