Which Power Supply? - Page 2

jmke · 12th January 2005, 15:42

give me a 80mm with less then 20dBA

and FYI they don't mention distance measured from the fan; and readings can varie widely.

In a totally silent room I get a 29.2dBA reading with my meter.

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Originally posted by CobraX

Well thx for the advice but I checked all 120mm papst fans and there's no fan with less than 20 dBA so I guess that's too noisy.

http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=getarticle&articID=196

Papst 120mm High/Low 4412 F/2GLL (pic) rated at 18dBA at max speed it delivers ~40CFM. Was run at max speed ~1250rpm and at ~850rpm, more specs here. Very silent at lowest setting; audible at highest speed.

12th January 2005, 15:44

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Originally posted by 187(V)URD@
Maybe some 30€ cheap PSU like I got , best 30€ i ever spend imo

Cheap / stable / no noise / chilly / excellent lines.

review 1
Review 2
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Review 4
Review 5

First of all I don't thrust noname/very cheap PSUs (especially when it comes down to protections). I have a Q-Tec 300 Watt PSU here and it does its job but nothing more (low +12v line). According to that review your PSU has 24A on the +12V line. That's not much.

jmke · 12th January 2005, 15:50

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Originally posted by CobraX
. According to that review your PSU has 24A on the +12V line. That's not much.

Antec 550W TrueControl has 24A and it's top notch PSU

http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=get...&articID=2 65

Gamer · 12th January 2005, 16:14

yep, best PSU I ever used.
have it about a year now, and it has fed a PIV an several AMD based systems without a hitch.

187(V)URD@ · 12th January 2005, 16:53

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Originally posted by CobraX

First of all I don't thrust noname/very cheap PSUs (especially when it comes down to protections). I have a Q-Tec 300 Watt PSU here and it does its job but nothing more (low +12v line). According to that review your PSU has 24A on the +12V line. That's not much.

Its rated higher then some other high end PSU's , I don't call LC power a no-name brand.
I didn't trust the brand either , looked up some reviews and they looked very good.
Then I ordered one because I had only a budget of 50€.
Some shops sell those psu with the price of 55€ , but you' ll find some around 27-35€.
I was freaking happy when i saw the volt lines under load , also didn't notice any noise because my harddisk made more noise then the fan

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We are one of the largest manufacturers of PC power supply in mainland China, and also one of the major qualified manufacturers of telecom power supply system and direct current for power station in mainland China.

We are specialized and offer a comprehensive range of switching power supplies from 1W to 250KW for PC power supplies, telecom power supply systems, direct current systems for power station, adapter/charger, UPS, DC/DC. Our products comply with China mainland quality and security 3C stand and most of the international CCEE, UL, TUV, CE, FCC B.

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Protection
Over Load protection : +5V:26A-36A /32-40A/ 38-45A
Over Voltage protection : +5V:6.8V,+3.3V:4.5V,+12V:15.6V
Short Circuit protection : All output to GND
Hi-pot : Voltage 1500Vac, Time 2-3 Sec. cut off current 10mA MAX.

Seems good to me.

Sidney · 12th January 2005, 18:46

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...Orde r=priceD

Pick/read what you want.

15th January 2005, 00:57

Finally made up my mind and ordered an OCZ PowerStream 520 Watt. Should be more than sufficient for my needs, is futureproof and has a nice warranty. Thx for the advice guys.

187(V)URD@ · 15th January 2005, 17:29

and how much € ?

15th January 2005, 18:13

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Originally posted by 187(V)URD@
and how much € ?

140 € (local hardware shop, only 8 minutes by car from my place).

It costs 136 € @ bytesatwork.be but you still have to pay a delivery cost of 9 euro.

Already have my Leadtek 6600GT PCI-E (mate went to snogard today...). Rest will be bought after the exams.

15th January 2005, 18:20

good choice

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15th January 2005, 00:57	#17
CobraX Posts: n/a	Finally made up my mind and ordered an OCZ PowerStream 520 Watt. Should be more than sufficient for my needs, is futureproof and has a nice warranty. Thx for the advice guys.