i own a Powerlogic Magnum 300... can anyone review it? i quiet blur...it say 300w pure power..and 600w rated power..means the psu actual power is 600w? compare to icute 430w rm80 tht one..which one better?

tq bro .. now i'm much more confident which psu i need to buy ... appreciate that .. 

is the Acbel 550w Gold Series any good for OC? reviews? still need to find a good reasonable price PSU n someone selling in LYN..  silverstone 400w good enough for oc i think..

yeah, but there aren't any PSUs with that low a rating..though there are plenty of PSUs with 400w+ rating but can't even push out 200W without having smoke come out..
Acbel, depends on model. For most of their PSUs, voltage regulation is not so good when running at the PSU's limit, but its still within safe limits. FSP@Fortron, Silverstone have had perfect, or close to perfect, reputation for all their PSUs. Antec is pretty good, but pretty expensive; and you'll have to check out the models carefully as there were a few which were messed up.

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

been heard the same, but i think its only apply to the later enermax production

Anybody knows where to find the latest corsair VX series PSU in Malaysia? Along with the price if possible

Why Corsair?

just found something quite interesting....

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2203743091949618987

Zalman 600W Modular PSU with Heatpipe Cooling.

this would be the first time ive seen heatpipe utilized in a PSU.

, that's not heatpipe, it's just fanless, IIANM, the fanless/0dB PSU is already quite some time... , Madman here mentioning "he saw ever"

anyway... i'm looking for 850W and above, single rail PSU with strong +12V, checked the OP series, looking good, but the real manufacturer is Impervio Electronics Co. (i can't log on the it's site though), while other PSU, not worth it... no really, no offense ok except those PC Power & Cooling, Seasonic <---- suicide la like this... i can't afford it

erm... can some 1 explain v me,wht's the different of the multi rail and single rail?
i hav hear some said the Gigabyte 800watt no bad,and worthy,and it is tagan OEM wor....

adoi. if only money grow on trees... 

budget lari. 

specs:

amd x2 4000+
biostar tf 7050
kvr 1gb x 2
seagate 250gb
sapphire hd2600xt ddr3

planning on buying artic cooling freezer pro.

strider 400w good enough?

my budget for PSU only rm250.

bro sniper.. u planning on selling ur zeus ah??     

hmmm.. delta never heard before.. stable for oc or not? my current avf psu not very stable. i was thinking strider because of stability and performance... 

hmm .. someone selling cooler master igreen 600w .. price below rm300. thats good also right?

More rail means more headache balancing the rails..not much difference in performance as long as the rails are evenly balanced. And actually for TRUE multi rail PSUs (with each rail seperately supplied and regulated), having multi rails is a slight advantage, as voltage fluctuations on one rail will not effect the other rails. Unfortunately, most PSU manufacturers cheat (even big names like Antec, Enermax, Acbel) and actually make a single FAT rail and split it out with current limiters so that they can follow the ATX standard. Read PSU reviews on hardwaresecrets.com to find out which PSUs are true multi rail and which are cheating. Server PSUs with multi rails are almost always individually supplied and regulated.

And yes, in the server world, Delta Electronics is equivalent to PC Power & Cooling 

all....
y all the 800watt and 850watt multi 12v rail same v my FSP 700 watt? all is 18A........
thn wht is the actual different of them?

Unless u want to use overclocked 8800Ultra SLI or HD2900XT crossfire. Other than that 600Watt is sufficient.

means change to 850watts for my system oso useless???
very sori,i m noob

this 1 very expensive ler... 850watt RM8xx....
FSP 1000watt jus around RM800..

Yup. It is hard to sell PSU nowadays plus decatchlon is much expensive than the OP just because of its modular connector.

Wish you good luck buddy. Surely can make it.

i bought it @RM380

Yap i saw the result at Xsystem too
but.. Zippy is not tat well known at local.. tats worrying me

erm... u guess leh? :blink

between enermax fma iron power 535 and silverstone strider 560w....which one is better??

i think enermax fma iron power 535 better laa...

some say that strider is better than fma. didn`t heard much about strider`s failure yet compared to fma

FMA II 535W got 22A on each rails and it's Dxx ready (8 pin pcie connector)

that 2 pin is ground,the 8 pin pcie connector is what we call Dxx.

and if u never plug the another 2 pin in the 2900XT it wont support OC feature IIRC.

nowadays Gc also need 14pin

actually buying those hardware stuff is depend on luck,some of them using CM for long time and no problem at all and some of them can RMA for many times.

Corsair will launch its 1,000-watt power supply by the end of this year and we had the privilege of taking a look on how this new unit will look like before everybody else, including pictures, a glimpse of the architecture it will use and its basic specs. Basically it will have true dual +12 V rails, with two independent transformers and two independent set of rectifiers for each transformer. Read on.

Please keep in mind that what we saw was a prototype, so the housing and stickers may be different on the final product.

As you can see on Figure 1, this power supply will use the same layout of current Corsair power supplies, with a mesh on its rear and a fan on its lower side. Its basic specs include active PFC and 80%+ efficiency.

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