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  • Sniper1432
    Member
    • Jun 2006
    • 4616

    #1

    psu question

    hi i was thinking of buying a new psu the manufacture is aspire anybody ever here of them? i like it becuase its all clear and lightsup blue but off mwave.com it is only $55 does any have any ideas?
  • imported_Mutrino

    #2
    Re: psu question

    What are the specs on this supply?
    Dont go cheap on a PSU, a crappy PSU will bring down any system.

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    • denali333

      #3
      Re: psu question

      I have an Aspire case that came w/psu and it crapped out really soon. I love my case but upgraded to (will have to find the name) a new psu. It is one where you can plug in only the amount of wires you need to power your system. It makes it nice for routing also. It also cleared up some initial problems when powering up the computer.
      I will let you know the name when I find the paperwork.
      late

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      • kenof2142

        #4
        Re: psu question

        What's the rest of your computer specs?

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        • FLIPINOM4D

          #5
          Re: psu question

          yeh ur PSU varies from what kind of parts u have

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          • tw33k2514

            #6
            Re: psu question

            list your specs. and idc what you have DO NOT buy an aspire PSU. stick to the known winners. not the junk brands

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            • FLIPINOM4D

              #7
              Re: psu question

              well lets assume u have a high end gaming rig, I recommmend anything from 500W-600W but do not buy the cheap $20-$50 PSU, u are buying cheap PSU and will eventually die in a short time, u get what u pay for.

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              • tw33k2514

                #8
                Re: psu question

                using that theory if he had a high end system he could buy an over priced crap thermaltake and be set. ...sigh price at wattage have nothing to do with a good PSU

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                • Sniper1432
                  Member
                  • Jun 2006
                  • 4616

                  #9
                  Re: psu question

                  amd athlon 64 3400+2.21ghz
                  1.5 ram
                  ati x1600(getting a 7900 gs soon)
                  powerlab 480 watt psu

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                  • Revoluti0n
                    Member
                    • Mar 2006
                    • 3032

                    #10
                    Re: psu question

                    Originally posted by Sniper1432
                    amd athlon 64 3400+2.21ghz
                    1.5 ram
                    ati x1600(getting a 7900 gs soon)
                    powerlab 480 watt psu
                    I have the same rig actually, minus the videocard and PSU. Go with Antec, Thermaltake, or OCZ. Those 3 brands seem to ahve the best overall reviews of most other companies.

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                    • tw33k2514

                      #11
                      Re: psu question

                      seeing as DavidHammock and JonnyGURU both agree that thermaltake PSU's are crap except that new one i would not reccomend them. http://www.jonnyguru.com/ . just trying to save someone from buying a bottom of the line PSU. the other brands you listed are all good tho.

                      anyway what are you looking to spend on a PSU Sniper?

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                      • kenof2142

                        #12
                        Re: psu question

                        I went with a 500w silverstone psu, paid approx 90 dollars for it. I would say go with a dual rail and SLI ready psu just in case you want to upgrade later.

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                        • tw33k2514

                          #13
                          Re: psu question

                          yeah those silverstone 500W PSU's are very nice for the price

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