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is this a dependable power supply that i can use for a barton 2500, nf7-m?
is this a dependable power supply that i can use for a barton 2500, nf7-m?
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dependable case/psu?
- Thread starter JustinGB
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definitely NO a resounding NO
the psu in that case looks very cheap, even the brand and label looks very generic, do yourself a favor and either get a fortron 350w (or if u need a lot more power), get the fortron 530w, they are very in-expensive and are THE best bang for your buck, no other brnad can shell out that much power (not antec, enermax) for such a low, low price
definitley get a fortron/sparkle (same company, like toyota/acura) and u wont be dissapointed with the quality of one
the psu in that case looks very cheap, even the brand and label looks very generic, do yourself a favor and either get a fortron 350w (or if u need a lot more power), get the fortron 530w, they are very in-expensive and are THE best bang for your buck, no other brnad can shell out that much power (not antec, enermax) for such a low, low price
definitley get a fortron/sparkle (same company, like toyota/acura) and u wont be dissapointed with the quality of one
I got a Aspire case a while ago, it came with a 420W PSU. It was pretty stable but didn't test it under a lot of load (and not for a long time also) since I already have a very good PSU. Anyway I think you should listen to dalilman and buy some good quality PSU
If you want a lot of power then you should go for Fortron. Their PSU are way underrated. Antec are known for the accuracy of their rating and for the fact that they have independent electronic circuitry for each voltage output (I guess this is what makes them a little more expensive).
If you want a lot of power then you should go for Fortron. Their PSU are way underrated. Antec are known for the accuracy of their rating and for the fact that they have independent electronic circuitry for each voltage output (I guess this is what makes them a little more expensive).
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Man, don't buy that case. You may like it now, but all of those cases with the plastic shiney front like that are horrible. Spend the extra 20 or 30 dollars on a lanboy or something high quality, you won't regret it
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Say "no" to this case because:
1. It measures only 44Dx20Wx43H cm, and some mobos won't clear the CD/DVD with less than 48cm of depth.
2. It has an Aspire PSU rated for 350W, which is probably like an average 300W or a 250W Fortron/Sparkle.
3. It's $50, or only slightly less than a quality case/PSU. Even Fry's is currently offering a $60 Enermax case/350W PSU, and it does measure 48cm deep. It even has a stupid/pretty window.
1. It measures only 44Dx20Wx43H cm, and some mobos won't clear the CD/DVD with less than 48cm of depth.
2. It has an Aspire PSU rated for 350W, which is probably like an average 300W or a 250W Fortron/Sparkle.
3. It's $50, or only slightly less than a quality case/PSU. Even Fry's is currently offering a $60 Enermax case/350W PSU, and it does measure 48cm deep. It even has a stupid/pretty window.
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ok lol.. i still don't know much about psu's but have pointed me away from that case.. right now I have two choices, either
Enermax
or
Fortron 350w + Cheapo Raidmax Case
I do'nt think the case really matters that much.. so I just chose a kinda cheap one
Enermax
or
Fortron 350w + Cheapo Raidmax Case
I do'nt think the case really matters that much.. so I just chose a kinda cheap one
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