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There seems to be very few reviews of the higher wattage Corsair CX V2 series. This is the first one I have seen:
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cas...n_5.html#sect0
It looks to be a group regulated unit.
However,the CX V2 series has been now replaced by the CX V3 which have 80+ Bronze effiency and the new CX Modular series.
Does this mean all the Corsair CX will be upgraded to V3?
Cause I was ready to buy in the near future a CX430-V2 for £35, but if the V3 upgrade is all across the series I may wait.
Any chance when they will be available? And when Scan will have the new ones?
I would get this PSU over a CX430W anyway:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonebreaker777
http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/c...paign=products
It is made by Seasonic and quite a decent PSU for the price.
Hmm, you made me intrigued.
Cause I read a really good review about the CX430 V2. Will see when the time comes.
Wonder what the differences will between V2 and V3. V2 innovated active PFC transistors and +12 V rectifiers.
They weren't "innovated" they where upgraded slightly because the old ones were under rated and it was only done to improve the efficiency enough to pass the 80+ tests.
There's a lot of debate over the quality of the capacitors used in the low end corsair psu's
Here is the first review of the CX 430W V3:
http://translate.google.com/translat...eries-cx430%2F
It looks like the primary capacitor is now a Panasonic,but the secondaries are a mixture of Samxon,Nippon Chemicon,Jun Fu and Capxon.
However,finally the CX430W has more current available on the 12V line than the CX430W(32A instead of 30A).
interesting and what's more there's a good review of the huntkey jumper http://translate.google.co.uk/transl...umper-300g-p3d
There main complaint seems to be the high cost of 65euro but ebuyer has it for just under £40 which is just 46euro