Euww..
Four +12V Rails with so little amps on each rails.
I wouldn't buy this PSU if i were you.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jul 28 2007, 12:08 PM

Yes offcourse.
For me, i'd rather get myself a PCP&C Turbocool 1KW with single +12V rails powah!!!

A 1KW psu nowadays is more than enough infact is still excessive for two 8800 Ultra in SLi or two 2900XT in crossfire.
Even if you run those cards in SLi @ Crossfire, they will only use not more than 700Watts of power.
Seriously, that 5KW psu is not going to be used at all.

Why?
Because technology nowadays are more into lower voltage consumption, not higher voltage consumption.

If you ask me, those spec is "too good to be true" at a price tag of RM200.
Seriously.

Grab those psu's that is confirmed to have the good ratings.

The most, eh, what do i want to say?
Cun?
Smart?

Dunno la, u decide.

Presenting:

Zaward Bailan RSP-430W
Product Link: http://www.zaward.com/products_detail.php?Pid=2223




Zaward Bailan RSP-530W
Product Link: http://www.zaward.com/products_detail.php?Pid=2224



What do you guys think?

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Aug 13 2007, 10:37 PM

t3chn0m4nc3r, please learn to not quote the pics.

True, but then, where to find white sleeves?

Imagine, you have a casing that is painted on glossy white colour, with that pure white psu with white sleevings, fans with white leds or silverstone white fans, motherboard with white PCB colour [there are white PCB, but it's really rare] internal of the casing be sprayed into glossy white, everything white lar.

Won't that make your whole rig cun?

Owh wait, i forgot about the keyboard, the mouse and the monitor.
Spray all to glossy white lar.

Owh wait, when it's white, it's easy to get dirty offcourse.

Heh, true.
After a few weeks, confirm dirty like hell.

That's one of em.
Seriously, i love hardwares with white PCB.

They look "smart"

Dude, have you seen this soundcard?



Seriously, it's damn cun bebeh!
Imagine using it with the white motherboard & with the white PSU

IINM, you can take out the push pin on the intel lga775 stock heatsink and use it on your BTVX.

Try lah, the last time i look at it, it's the same thing.

There is a way to take it out.
I don't know how to tell, but if you look carefully, you'll know how to do it.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Aug 14 2007, 05:55 PM

The only differences i see between Olympia & Decathlon is that the DA series uses Modular cables while Olympia doesn't have that.

Looking at the power specs, it's the same thing.

Both of them are crap.

To me, they are.
With so much RMA cases and blown up PSU.

Why Corsair?

Zippy is not well known for mainstream users, but infact, most professionals in hardware stream know how well Zippy's performs.

That won't happen at all.

That won't happen either.

Nothing is too powerful.
The higher the wattage of PSU you get for your system, the better it is.
Silverstone ST56F is in the range of Low End from Silverstone lah.

That'll be good for your system.
Anyway, my advice, throw your ICute PSU and get that Silverstone ST56F.

Your system ain't getting enuff power.
It may not fail now, but you wouldn't want to wake up and see one of the hardware inside blown into bits.

You may say "I've been using this for months for 24/7, nothing happen lah" in your heart, but believe me, you wouldn't want to exprience what i said.

As when that happens, don't blow those tears away for not listening peoples advise.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Sep 14 2007, 05:56 AM

Colorful PSU?
Yeah, this is the first time i heard about it too, not just you guys.

Presenting:
Colorful PC-H1800E 1800W PSU [Modular Cables]

Official Website:
http://tec.colorful.cn/Colorful_Pro.aspx?G...25-be8c0cdf0db1

Pictures:




PC-H1500E 1500W PSU [Modular Cables]

Official Website:
http://tec.colorful.cn/Colorful_Pro.aspx?G...bd-ad9dbd0c5889

Pictures: