Post edited lol, didn't notice i've already posted about Enermax in this topic.

Eitherway, please, think twice and read more on Enermax before buying em.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jan 13 2008, 07:39 PM

more powerful the better ma

what's wrong with Enermax? pls let me know...

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Added on January 13, 2008, 9:12 pmI've read some reviews about it and they r good comments on it...
Any prob with this PSU? pls enlighten me...

This post has been edited by TheTraffic: Jan 13 2008, 09:12 PM

the latest/current enermax models has a tendency of going kaboom.

shawty himself has gone through a few (i think 3) enermax PSUs that died.

This post has been edited by mADmAN: Jan 13 2008, 09:13 PM

Thought about Crosair PSU? They don't just make good ram but also good PSU as well. What attract me the most if because of 5 years warranty.

Corsair not Crosair

yeah, Corsair PSU is good. I mean very very good.

NoOne complaining it. But for me, the price is awesome

This post has been edited by 168257061: Jan 13 2008, 09:34 PM

so Enermax would be out of the picture huh?...
But corsair PSU is so so exp... i mean more than what i thought. about RM500 for 520W...

Hmm.... i know i can google but can anyone of you tell me more/expr about Gigabyte Odin GT 550W? I need to know the real experience rather than blindly just follow what the reviews said.

What's the diff from Pro?

Pls advice....

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Added on January 13, 2008, 9:57 pmR u sure? Enermax is one of the best PSU manuf... That's kinda impossible... 3 PSU?

This post has been edited by TheTraffic: Jan 13 2008, 09:57 PM

ok.
its very simple.
Odin GT has P-Tuner which is the utility software.
It can control the PSU fan speed, read the psu temperaure, read 4 thermal sensors temeperaure, read the Wattage usage.

While Odin Pro just like normal psu only. Cant use the software.

But the price is different about Rm50 if not wrong.

add: the Odin GT also comes with 4 Thermal sensors which can let you place any component surface to check the temperature.

This post has been edited by 168257061: Jan 13 2008, 10:02 PM

Odin GT got software can monitor those wattage but pro don't have.

So are you using one?
Is it reliable? Will it provide stable power?
But how come this PSU is so good when gigabyte is actually manuf mostly on mobo?

Enermax? LOLed!! I blown one after i open the psu.. luckily it din blown the mobo..

i'm using one.
nice psu.

yeah, but remember silverstone also managed to produce solid psu just after they ventured into this area.

yeah.. now i trusted silverstone more... i am loving silverstone

Why not just ask me who experienced the 3 dead Enermax PSU's?

1) Enermax Liberty 500W died in 2 Months 29 days.
2) Enermax Liberty 620W died in 3 months.
3) Enermax Galaxy 1000W died in 3 and a half months.

You called that the best PSU manufacturer?
I LOL'ed.

Now i'm using Silverstone.
I got 3 in my hand.

1) Silverstone OP650 - Already 8 months and working perfectly.
2) Silverstone DA750 - Already 5 months and working perfectly.
3) Silverstone OP1000 - Already 4 & a half months and working perfectly.

None of my Silverstone PSU's ever gave me problems.
Do you still think Enermax is the best PSU manufacturer?

To me, Enermax is the worst PSU manufacturer.

Owh, should i call empire23 and tell him his side of story in here about his 3 Enermax PSU died?

According to my specs, do u think Odin GT 550W has enough juice to pump my rig?

Pls tell me more about this PSU other than the S/w thingy..
Does it has sleeving like Enermax, etc...?

as i explain b4, take consideration on total wattage then divided by 12, you get the total amperage. and yeah, gigabyte odin gt 550w can power up your pc.

As far as i know.. ATI 3870 req a PSU with at least 26A rite?

So does this Odin has 26A? I checked it only has 18A.. or do i have to total up all the rails?

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Added on January 14, 2008, 10:38 pmCould anyone help me with this?

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Added on January 19, 2008, 2:15 pmCould anyone help me with this?

This post has been edited by TheTraffic: Jan 19 2008, 02:15 PM