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About LinkBacksmixture of two, more valts mean further and stable overclock, i would for the 480W thermaltake, it has a fan controller, if u turn it on full it will get noisy, but quite in low speeds.pics anvalable if u serach for thermaltake 480 in my name
mixture of two, more valts mean further and stable overclock, i would for the 480W thermaltake, it has a fan controller, if u turn it on full it will get noisy, but quite in low speeds.pics anvalable if u serach for thermaltake 480 in my name
Update - I just ordered the Tagan, and a few other bits and pieces from overclock.co.uk (thanks to Firelord for the link there!).
By the way, I noticed that when I put an order in to SCAN, that they add VAT to both the order AND the carriage. Is that normal? Either way, SCAN would have cost me a tenner more for less stuff!
I would say CWT 550W from scan. I have heard that the Tagan can fail if it run at its capcity for a decent length of time
Desktop: AMD Athlon XP 2500+ Barton, 1024Mb PC-3200 TwinMOS w/Winbond, MSI K7N2 Delta-ILSR, Radeon 9800SE AIW, 40 GB 7,200 Rpm Hitachi Deskstar, 120GB 7,200 Rpm 8mb Cache Maxtor Diamond 9, 160GB 7200 Rpm 8mb Cache Seagate 7200.7 SATA, Plextor 708A 8x DVD-RW, 550W PFC Q-tec PSU, Casetek 1019SM Silver Case, Camdridge Soundworks DTT2200 Speakers
Laptop: Clevo D470W - 17" Widescreen TFT, Intel Pentium4 3.06Ghz 533FSB, 1024Mb PC-2700 Hynix, Radeon Mobility 9000 64Mb, Fujitsu 80Gb 4,200rpm, 250Gb 7,2000rpm 8mb Cache Maxtor OneTouch, Toshiba SD-R6372 DVD-RW +/- x4, Built-in Four speakers, webcam and microphone
yes that is normal, you have to pay VAT on everything, the products and the delivery. Over-clock are the same, they quote the inc vat price in little writing next to the productOriginally Posted by spindle
Desktop: AMD Athlon XP 2500+ Barton, 1024Mb PC-3200 TwinMOS w/Winbond, MSI K7N2 Delta-ILSR, Radeon 9800SE AIW, 40 GB 7,200 Rpm Hitachi Deskstar, 120GB 7,200 Rpm 8mb Cache Maxtor Diamond 9, 160GB 7200 Rpm 8mb Cache Seagate 7200.7 SATA, Plextor 708A 8x DVD-RW, 550W PFC Q-tec PSU, Casetek 1019SM Silver Case, Camdridge Soundworks DTT2200 Speakers
Laptop: Clevo D470W - 17" Widescreen TFT, Intel Pentium4 3.06Ghz 533FSB, 1024Mb PC-2700 Hynix, Radeon Mobility 9000 64Mb, Fujitsu 80Gb 4,200rpm, 250Gb 7,2000rpm 8mb Cache Maxtor OneTouch, Toshiba SD-R6372 DVD-RW +/- x4, Built-in Four speakers, webcam and microphone
Another vote for the 450w CWT!
Ive tested nearly all mentioned and I'm glad you went for the Tagan.
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I have an Enermax 465W, cant fault it really.
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take a look at this new psu
they giving them alway free on there page www.sin-tek.com
did any one see the new powersupply overclock?
i just got this at zipzoomfly.com for 160
i love the overclock knod for my video card dont know if it work on memory thou i only got 512
http://www.sin-tek.com/sintek-products-sintek500sli.htm
wish i waited sin-tek giving away a free psu eveymonth
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Seasonic S12 from scan. 600w with damn good reviews from THG.
Got an enermax noisetaker PSU, had it for about 4 months now, with no problems at all, very quiet and safe as.
dont just look at the wattage of PSUs look at the individual rails.
the 3.3, 5 and 12v - 12v should be decently high!
all mine ar above 30a's on each of the rails
ian
Last edited by muddyfox470; 06-09-2005 at 12:13 PM.
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