all the suggested model ARE NOT true power

how loud is that? could you give some example?
We do provide RMa on it, if the buzzing sound is louder than "normal condition"

okay, it's how we determine it's noise level:

CPU on the table, shutter closed.
a) Slightly / barely heard it = Fine
b) able to heard the sound from PSU, on / off, = It's normal
c) Even the speaker (if you have one on your desk) blasting sound but you still manage to heard that annoying buzzing sound = Try send it in for RMA check

CPU on floor below the table, shutter close.
a) Slightly / barely heard it = Fine
b) able to heard the sound from PSU. It's random, After two layer of filtering and you still hearing it, it MIGHT be a problematic psu
c) Speaker on but still buzzing sound clearly? No doubt, you can get a new one.

p/s: ALL RMA IS SUBJECT TO EQUIMENT TEST. STATISTIC SHOWN SOME HARDWARE WILL CAUSE THE PSU TO EMITS BUZZING SOUND.

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Added on October 11, 2010, 2:14 pmNot really. The Electric buzzing sound caused by power drain in the system. I don't really understand how inside a PSU works, but the sound emitted is somehow quite random. Sometime even a high ranked Corsair psu or Seasonic PSU, they emites sound also

This post has been edited by storm88: Oct 11 2010, 02:14 PM

no problem bro anything if you feel really problematic, please ask your dealer to check for you:)

M12 ii 620 does come with 2 6+2 PCIE power.
however, based on Nvidia recommended 750watts on GTX460 SLI

some says CM are okay but some Cross their fingers against CM products

anyway, try seek out X750. single rail with full modular

abit late for the reply,
as per bro satriakid's query

base on your spec, your Proc + Mobo already drawn close to 45% of the power from your PSU.

Your system will still run fine with your Zalman 400watts with HD4850, just... not recommended for long purpose

for your info, all Seasonic are single rail.
The sticker shown are "virtual" dual rails.

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Added on November 27, 2010, 12:21 amsomebody maybe just using a HD5670? Thats more than enough for 400watts

This post has been edited by storm88: Nov 27 2010, 12:21 AM

the clear and direct way is to remove the cover and look at their pcb

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Added on November 27, 2010, 1:09 amlong run for HD5870, recommended at least 600watts
try M12ii 620 seasonic would meet your requirement

This post has been edited by storm88: Nov 27 2010, 01:09 AM

X series PSU will be given a nice solvinier together in the package

souvenir typo mistake

56k Warning!
btw, i think this is Gigabyte Superb series. it's a native 400watts psu

the rig run fine with 400watts true power.

C-zone @ lowyat & Digital mall got also

X series will free some nice polo shirt. I bet you'll like it.
but stock havent arrive

recommend you get Seasonic instead,
proven brand and quality

Seasonic X series slightly went down abit

500watts PSU doesn't provide it's power like this. 500watts is a TOTAL WATTAGE generated by a psu.

+12V generated by a 500watt psu is normally around 380Watts, peak 430watts
If your GC and spec need 450w of raw power out from +12V, then the psu is out

major hardware power consumption always need to inclusive of :
CPU + MOTHERBOARD + VGA CARD
the 3 main things that suck power most

this model has been in the market for the 4th year. And indeed it is a very old product
at price of RM169, no doubt it is a clearance stock price