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Thread: Power Supplies - Supplied vs Expensive Pros / Cons

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    • Thorsson's system
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    Despite the several headsups about Thermaltake, I'd advise against getting one. They seem to have a weakness on the 12V rail in my experience, only delivering around 11.5. While this is within 5%, it's only just. Get a Tagan. Total quality at a reasonable price.

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    The thing about psu's is that a good one will last longer than any other component in your system, whereas a cheap one can kill other components.

    I have a 3yr old Enermax 550w whereas everything else has changed more than once in that time. I'm looking at changing half of it again, the last thing I will change will be the psu, and thats not in the foreseeable future
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