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DoomArse
10-07-03, 06:20 PM
I need a good psu (under $40) that will support my current system in my sig because my codegen decided it didnt want to live anymore :mad:
Deathknight
10-07-03, 06:34 PM
Fortron 350W with 120mm fan (FSP350-60PN). $36 at newegg. Best bang for your buck in PSUs IMHO.
USAPGAPRO
10-07-03, 06:37 PM
Yes, that Fortron is a good PS>
DoomArse
10-07-03, 07:00 PM
and itl be able to support all my stuff right?
Deathknight
10-07-03, 08:07 PM
Definatly. The fortron PSUs are typically underratted and you don't seem to have an overly demanding system that would need more power.
dustybyrd
10-07-03, 11:16 PM
and itl be able to support all my stuff right?

if you're talking about the system in your sig...then yes that fortron 350 will power it no problem
GRIMM
10-08-03, 02:26 AM
What about this Thermaltake at newegg for $46.
Thermaltake Silent PurePower, 420W ATX power supply. UL, CSA, TUV, CE Approved. Intel Pentium 4 Compliant. Switches: ATX Logic on-off additional power rocker switch (115/230 Volt selector switch). Fan: 2 ball-bearing Fans, Temp. Auto Control. 1300 rpm at 25°C ~, 2400 rpm at 80°C. P. G. Signal: 100-500ms. Over Voltage Protection recycle AC to reset: +5V trip point < +6.8V. +3.3V trip point < +4.5V. +12V trip point <+15.6V
??is this a good choice as well?
dustybyrd
10-08-03, 02:31 AM
What about this Thermaltake at newegg for $46.
Thermaltake Silent PurePower, 420W ATX power supply. UL, CSA, TUV, CE Approved. Intel Pentium 4 Compliant. Switches: ATX Logic on-off additional power rocker switch (115/230 Volt selector switch). Fan: 2 ball-bearing Fans, Temp. Auto Control. 1300 rpm at 25°C ~, 2400 rpm at 80°C. P. G. Signal: 100-500ms. Over Voltage Protection recycle AC to reset: +5V trip point < +6.8V. +3.3V trip point < +4.5V. +12V trip point <+15.6V
??is this a good choice as well?


probably about as good as the forton 350....but it costs more and may be louder without the nearly silent 120mm fan of the fortron 350