Active PFC PSU requires A sine wave generatin UPS ???

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raja1234

Right off the assembly line
I'm gna get a Cooler Master Real power Modular 600W SMPS ...
But i found in some posts that it requires a real sine way generating UPS ...But those posts were posted in 2004-06...is it still incompatible ??? or should I go for a passive PFC???

my sys config :: Quad core , Intel Classic seriesMB, 2GB ram,250GB SATA HD , XFX 9800 GTX card....and my UPS is a old model APC 500VA one.

do i really need a Active PFC PSU ????? or can i go for smeone else???

suggest some PSUs plz....itz urgent plz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

The Sorcerer

oh wow...Xenforo!!!
You seem to be spamming all over the forums and care a damn about forum etiquettes.
*thinkdigit.com/forum/search.php?searchid=3252100
You could have just bumped your not so old topics but if this is going to your attitude towards things then do not expect any good advice.
In this day of age, best if you use an active pfc. I have seen cases where a non sine wave based ups makes a humming sound. Not sure about the damage, but if the ups is old then best if you get it changed. Never used a UPS so my expertise in that line is limited.
 

Plasma_Snake

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All the good PSUs these days like Corsair, Cooler Master, Tagan etc have Active Power Factor Correction and for that they need Pure Sine Wave input. In India u can easily find APC selling Pure Sine Wave UPS under Smart series. SUA, SURT these are some of the model families of APC. Get yurself one of these but if u need more backup time too, make sure the unit has ports for external battery pack. CAUTION Be Ready to spend big bucks as these things don't come cheap. I've got a APC SUA1000I Smart UPS, thats a 1KVA model and cost me 13K inclusive all taxes. :lol:
 
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raja1234

Right off the assembly line
tanx for ur advice dude...
but i don't hav such a huge amount in ma wallet!!!! :(
is ther any other option????

wat happens if I use a Non sine wave UPS...?? I mean will tat damage the system????
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is it worth spending on the UPS bcoz mine is jus a PC (not a server)
advices plz
 
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The Sorcerer

oh wow...Xenforo!!!
As far as I have seen from other forums, Simulated sine wave APC back ups model 1000 RS costs 6.5k. Someone bought this for 6.5k and works fantastic with corsair vx450.
 
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raja1234

Right off the assembly line
and do u know the estimated cost of PURE SINE wave gen. UPS????
like APC Smart UPS???
wat other brands r ther???
sorryfor postin infos in diff places....am new to posts.....sry again..
 
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