Its a reliable PSU, but the price is like a chapalang one  ..should be ok for a moderate rig like a 3800 X2 with 8500G even with some mild overclocking..but if running anything better than that better to get one of the really good ones..

Power logic & icute are chapalang for sure, but better than the average "made by Sdn. Bhd" chapalang PSU. At least it regulates ok at low load, and won't 'letup' immediately (but eventuall it will). I should get a 2nd hand one and test it out on an electronic load..hmm..wonder how long they'll last before going bang? The usual "made by Sdn. Bhd" and  "made by some unknown China small company) can only tahan half hour at 250W even though the thing says 450W...lol....those jokers are still somewhere in my house..burnt smell still got...

Its refering to the VDimm for DDR. DDR uses 2.5v, DDR2 uses 1.8v and DDR3 uses 1.5v. Don't sweat too much about the voltage reading, its probably incorrrect. If you system can still boot, you can bet the actual voltage is nowhere that low-if it was, even DDR2 would not boot regardless of how low you underclock the ram.

Watts consumed by digital multimeter = less than 1 watt 

I take it you mean use the digital multimeter to check PC wattage use. Yes, its possible, set to AC current measurement, then measure the current taken by the PSU and multiply it by 230 (or if you want to be so damn accurate, measure the voltage and use that instead). Perfect accuracy can be achieved if you're using a active PFC psu and a sine wave digital multimeter, but the accuracy of a normal digital multimeter is still pretty ok with an active PFC psu. With non active PFC psu, readings might not be accurate because you have to account for the phase shift in the current, which is pretty hard to measure using easily available equipment.

PS : to measure current you'll have to cut one of the AC power wires and put the multimeter in connected to both cut ends of the cable. DO NOT ever connect the multimeter directly to Live and Neutral on AC while in Ampere (current) measurement mode, if you're lucky you'll just blow the multimeter's fuse, if not you'll see smoke coming from the multimeter.

funny guy u are...

SilvStone offer 2yrs warranty for Asia region.
below RM299 is Element 400W, cost about RM180-190. Suggest u go for Strider 560W which cost ard RM340.

Dont look down to Silverstone. All high grade one. Below RM299 u maybe can get below 500W rating.

There's no RM 200-300 PSU for SilverStone at the moment. Here's the option that u might b able to consider:

RM 100-RM 200 Range:
SilverStone Strider ST400 -- RM 175
SilverStone Strider ST405 -- RM 195
RM 300-RM 400
SilverStone Strider ST56F -- RM 349

In my opinion, the Strider ST56F is a good buy for any users of older gen stuffs coz it'll be able to meet the power requirement including SLI of 8800GTS.

For budget systems, better go for the ST400.

IIANM, the ST405 does not have PCI-E connector plus lower efficiency and weaker 12V rail 

Better get ST56F lor, better for the future for mainstream overclocker.

er..
btw wat good for the silverstone PSU eh?
seems quite alot ppl discussion on it

Not really cheap, it still RM1/watt similar to others high end/tier1 PSU.

Actually strider is tier 3, Tier 1 should be Zeus and Olympus series.