Considering a purchase between a corsair HX 620w Fully Modular @ £82, or an OCZ ModXstream PRO 700W @ £75.
what do you guys think?
Corsair HX620w or OCZ 700w
Considering a purchase between a corsair HX 620w Fully Modular @ £82, or an OCZ ModXstream PRO 700W @ £75.
what do you guys think?
That better skywalker?
Depends what your planning on powering
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i7 930 oced at 4Ghz, with 5850 , 6 hdds , 1 ssd.
the power is fine on both units, im thinking reliability / build design etc?
That better skywalker?
The OCZ PSU only had 6 SATA power connectors, and you need 7 so Corsair it is as it's got 8
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thats cool but i have splitters anyway
That better skywalker?
I'd go Corsair, but then im biased towards them as I've never had an issue with their units...
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OCZ's RMA process has reputedly become terrible recently, taking up to a couple of months for replacement units to be sent out. Corsair's epic RMA service makes this a no-brain recommendation for the HX for me
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Well it seems that thats the 12V power output for the units
OCZ 552W
Corsair 600W
The OCZ is mega low for a 700W unit. Although both PSU are pretty old now.
The XFX 650W or the Seasonic 620W are both better units for the same or less money.
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ok thanks guys
That better skywalker?
So your going to spend £82 on the Corsair when you could get a Seasonic or an XFX for less?
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I think that's an error or something cause the 'stickers' for the 600 and 700W PSUs are identical. FAIL?Originally Posted by El Wayneo
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Nope.
They are just old PSU.
http://www.ocztechnology.com/images/...age_charts.jpg
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+1
aha
That better skywalker?
Id buy a bigger wheel and add an extra hamster
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