Guys, I just found out these PSU

Gigabyte ODIN GT consist either 550W or 800W.

This PSU good for OCing??

P/S : Saw there's LYN member's selling.

This post has been edited by temptation1314: Aug 14 2007, 05:23 PM

wow, never seen a white pcb before... it looks... wierd o_O

but yeah definitely looks "smart" when you combine it with other parts

Dude, have you seen this soundcard?



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

ish, this is ESI Juli@, high end sound card aka studio grade sound card

, all white only , anyway... i bought Gigabyte Odin Pro 550W and until now testing the PSU, for now... it's good, it's just i'm not really sure if Gigabyte's Odin really from Tagan

wow........


sudden white fetish?
dun poison us le haha

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off topic

shawty, my tt bt vx push pin koyak and contact is shitty, anyway to get a new retension bracket or push pin replacement?

This post has been edited by Quazacolt: Aug 14 2007, 05:53 PM

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

okies ill try! thanks man

/sorry for OT

Hey! My dream board!
(SRSLY wanted it, but nobody was having US bulk at that time. Got the fugliest crossfire board ever seen. =/)

Odin is from CWT... not really popular...
Tagan is from Topower... the PSU i'm using...

CWT same manufacturer for toughpower if im not mistaken. CWT share the same factory building with Enermax too.

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Added on August 15, 2007, 2:08 amThe debate is still on. The top PSU manufacturer claim that single rail is the best. However, we should know one thing that multi rail is what intel suggest for the ATX 2.0 specification for one basic reason, safety. What makes single rail is popular because of graphic card manufacturer, the request more than 28amps on single rail.

This post has been edited by ruffstuff: Aug 15 2007, 02:08 AM

Silverstone now got Decathlon series. Wonder what different between OP series..

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.

theyre exactly the same....just that the DA are modular... and the size is different as well. DA is bigger/ longer to support the extra needed space for the modular plugs.

Ask bombman, he can find a lot of hard to find modding stuff

The sad downside of using white..love it though I'm kinda torn between white or black..

Yeah, the multi rail thing was intel's idea..but when SLI/crossfire users started having problems even with 500-700W PSUs (stupid PSU manufacturers connected everything to same rail, causing overload trip offs), even intel practically ignored their own specification. Somehow, they never updated the the ATX spec to say single rail is ok, but the current specs no longer say anything about the max current allowed on a 12V rail.

modular PSU should have higher power ratings....

any know wat is this...?
HDD and GC got radiation..?

This post has been edited by t3chn0m4nc3r: Aug 21 2007, 01:31 AM

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?

i have an idea, both of them completely sucks... enough said, get other than those super capalang brand la in overclocking adventure

Both of them are crap.

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This post has been edited by sniper69: Aug 21 2007, 08:35 PM

PowerLogic PSU are made by terrorists and it's purpose is to bring itself along wif ur rig and maybe u together to hell...

iCute is juz for normal usage... any change in the voltage and ur rig is gone...