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| quote: | Originally posted by dj_alfi
well, come to think of it, it reacts the very same way it does when a fuse pops or the power goes, eg. i have to turn off the powerbutton. pull out the chord, plug in again, turn on button, before i can push the power button in front...
so what i am looking at now is;
Tagan i-Xeye 420W
Thermaltake Silent Purepower 460W
Tagan Easycon 430W
anybody have any comments on these psu's? |
http://forums.extremeoverclocking.c...ad.php?t=136602
That thread above has great guide on power supply units, whats good and whats not. From my knowledge, Thermaltake make crap PSU's.
Without going into business quality (which cost alot), OCZ Powerstream & Antec True Power are the end user consumer favourites. OCZ have a longer warrenty & better voltage regulation ('''technically'''), but cost more, where as Antec voltage regulation is still within specification, but warrenty is 3 years not 5.
I personally use Antec True Power in the PC's i build, and have one in the PC i use now. I tested my voltage rails with a digital multimeter and none of my rails fluctuated more than 0.01v which is well within specification. full results in this thread - http://forums.extremeoverclocking.c...ad.php?t=149078
hope this helps.
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