http://www.scan.co.uk
Not sure if they deliver to Ireland though.
Mike
http://www.scan.co.uk
Not sure if they deliver to Ireland though.
Mike
"Well, there was your Uncle Tiberius who died wrapped in cabbage leaves but we assumed that was a freak accident."
CWT all the way.
Twas in the same situation a while bk ,also considered getting that Q-tec 550 but then considering the horror stories (surprised Agent hasn't had his 5p on this matter ) i though id spend the extra and get a CWT, Got CWT 450BDP for £40 Inc P&P (what's that Silent? its not an "A" so its not a Re-named Antec...shuushh!) , now this puppy takes every thing i throw at it and ask's for me, havn't had one *strange* shutdown (because compy is not getting enough power).
The CWT 450BDP powers my 9800pro , 2.2xp (ok not that drainage), my two HD's (yes drainage), Dvd drive,Cd-Rw etc with not 1 hick-up, Go get it now
"Duffman says alot of Things" - Duffman
Thanks for the replies. Think I will dump my qtec 400 watt and get a CWT, Enermax or Thermaltake before it blows up me pc as I assemble it
C W T it make sense........
See Apex's post above
TBH I see alot here about Qtec don't have a true xx watt PSU
well everyone has a PSU to the claimed wattage but very few rate
them correct and most do quote peak watts.
Also I own a Qtec 550 been a good PSU under std loads keeps good
voltages, only when pushed does it start to nose dive and yes its
not as good as many other PSU's out there but its cheap.
Another of my PSUs is true rated 510watts @ 40deg 650W Peak Max short-term
600W at 25degs cost me alot but its good and very stable.
What most don't realise is the test conditions used to get that rated figure.
Most PSU's are rated for wattage at a temp of 25deg for the max stated
anything above 25deg has a power rolloff.
A 550W claimed PSU can have 1/2 that available power at 40deg typical is
like 370 @ 40deg ... 240 @ 50deg
End of day there's figures and figures there all right in there own way, just
not very reflective of a desired set standard and misleading to the consumer
but correct in the claimed figures.
Thanks for the input PMM. I bought a Q-tec 400WP Dual Fan Gold but everybody is telling me to burn it.
I am thinking of going for this one:
550W CWT + SATA Quiet Dual Fan AMD/P4 App Active Fan Control Active PFC
General Information
• Meet Intel 2.01 & 2.03 version
• Enhanced +12V
• Meet Pentium 4 full requirements + P4 connector & Aux connector
• Meet AMD full requirments
• AMD recommended
• 2 ball bearings fans (80mm and 92mm)
• Fan speed monitor function for newer mainboards
• Temperature controlled "Super Low Noise"
Electrical Specification
Input
Input range: 230Vac.
Frequency: 47~63Hz.
Input current: 6A Max.
Efficiency: >70% at full load, nominal line.
Short circuit: Latch Off.
Output
Max. 550W.
Hold up time: >20ms at full load, nominal line.
Rise time: <20ms at full load, nominal line.
Over voltage protection: +3.3V, +5V and +12V.
Under voltage protection: +3.3V, +5V
Over power protection: 110-160%.
*+5V, +12V and +3.3V output power shall not exceed 530W
Environmental
Operating temperature: 0? to 50°C
Storage temperature: -40? to 70?
MTBF: >80,000 hrs at 80% load, 25 degrees ambient
I haven't a clue but does it look good?
Aye it is it's the same one am using m8.......it copes with the load i give it
btw this psu is FX compapitble you will see when you get it
What ya mean FX compatible??? you talking bout the grafx cards? lol
me dumb!
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