K KoolDrew Lifer Jun 30, 2004 10,226 7 81 Aug 18, 2005 #26 Originally posted by: BouZouki Originally posted by: KoolDrew Originally posted by: BouZouki That 380W Seasonic is 80% efficient and has dual rails which are equal to a single 25A psu. It is also silent. Click to expand... So? The Fortron mentioned by raildogg is still a more capable PSU for less money. Click to expand... I dont see a link, sorry. Click to expand...
Originally posted by: BouZouki Originally posted by: KoolDrew Originally posted by: BouZouki That 380W Seasonic is 80% efficient and has dual rails which are equal to a single 25A psu. It is also silent. Click to expand... So? The Fortron mentioned by raildogg is still a more capable PSU for less money. Click to expand... I dont see a link, sorry. Click to expand...
F fstime Diamond Member Jan 18, 2004 4,382 5 81 Aug 18, 2005 #27 Originally posted by: KoolDrew Originally posted by: BouZouki Originally posted by: KoolDrew Originally posted by: BouZouki That 380W Seasonic is 80% efficient and has dual rails which are equal to a single 25A psu. It is also silent. Click to expand... So? The Fortron mentioned by raildogg is still a more capable PSU for less money. Click to expand... I dont see a link, sorry. Click to expand... Click to expand... I never said the Forton was bad, I was commenting on the above posters link to the Seasonic. If he wanted a comparision, he could of shown a link or specs at least.
Originally posted by: KoolDrew Originally posted by: BouZouki Originally posted by: KoolDrew Originally posted by: BouZouki That 380W Seasonic is 80% efficient and has dual rails which are equal to a single 25A psu. It is also silent. Click to expand... So? The Fortron mentioned by raildogg is still a more capable PSU for less money. Click to expand... I dont see a link, sorry. Click to expand... Click to expand... I never said the Forton was bad, I was commenting on the above posters link to the Seasonic. If he wanted a comparision, he could of shown a link or specs at least.
T t3h l337 n3wb Platinum Member Apr 22, 2005 2,698 0 76 Aug 18, 2005 #29 PC P&C > Fortron/Sparkle > Antec > Aspire > Noname I'm not sure where OCZ and Enermax fit in...
I imported_Kensai Lifer Nov 11, 2004 10,855 0 0 Aug 18, 2005 #30 Originally posted by: t3h l337 n3wb PC P&C > Fortron/Sparkle > Antec > Aspire > Noname I'm not sure where OCZ and Enermax fit in... Click to expand... PC P & C, Zippy > Fortron/Sparkle, eMac, ePower > OCZ, Enermax, Antec, Seasonic > Generic, low brand name.
Originally posted by: t3h l337 n3wb PC P&C > Fortron/Sparkle > Antec > Aspire > Noname I'm not sure where OCZ and Enermax fit in... Click to expand... PC P & C, Zippy > Fortron/Sparkle, eMac, ePower > OCZ, Enermax, Antec, Seasonic > Generic, low brand name.