coderunknown
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Rashi doesn't have the best of reputation when it comes to offering RMA. try bazaar. start with a price tag of 4k. reduce it over 10-15days time if unsold.
Basic guide for the right power supply
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rider
as Kratos
thanx bro, one more thing, I want to know about payment method of customer.
rider
as Kratos
bro, I'm seller, i want to know how a buyer do payment in this process.
thetechfreak
Legend Never Ends
why posting same things in multiple threads. Just like I said on other thread get the Seasonic S12II-520. If you like to overclock a lot, might need something beefier.
i thought that this thread will be ideal for PSUs. So I posted here.
ameya.gargesh
Broken In
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@sabchat, if you are confused between Seasonic and Corsair, The seasonic has a 5 year warranty vs the Corsair's 3 years but are a little more expensive. Moreover, a few forums have reported noisy PSU's from Corsair in the CX series (although this was foreign forums which have a different perception of noise than we do). Also, if you are going for Corsair CX series, make sure you get one which is a V2 version. I am using a Seasonic S-12 II 520 at the moment. Btw flipkart has the Seasonic SS series as well which I heard from a few people is not as good so look carefully at model numbers before buying.
@sabchat, if you are confused between Seasonic and Corsair, The seasonic has a 5 year warranty vs the Corsair's 3 years but are a little more expensive. Moreover, a few forums have reported noisy PSU's from Corsair in the CX series (although this was foreign forums which have a different perception of noise than we do). Also, if you are going for Corsair CX series, make sure you get one which is a V2 version. I am using a Seasonic S-12 II 520 at the moment. Btw flipkart has the Seasonic SS series as well which I heard from a few people is not as good so look carefully at model numbers before buying.
Well I was talking of i7 2600k not the i52500k.^^ 520W PSU is good enough even for extremely OCed 2500k but it also depends on the gfx card you are going to use - HD6670 will be fine with this though
there's only 10-20W power consumption difference between two.
Okay this might sound like a totally noob question(or it is one..
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How would i know if a certain psu will fit in my cabinet ?
I have a local cabinet of Hytech and local psu of Hytech also and i am thinking of upgrading the psu because it has been giving me problems of late.
So after reading on this forum i decided to buy Corsair cx430v2 which would be more than enough for my config of core2duo + hd5450 + 500gb hdd..
But the question still remains that "how will i know it will fit in my cabinet"..???
Do i have to go to the market to get the one that fits in it or the psu's are all of standard size..!!!
)How would i know if a certain psu will fit in my cabinet ?
I have a local cabinet of Hytech and local psu of Hytech also and i am thinking of upgrading the psu because it has been giving me problems of late.
So after reading on this forum i decided to buy Corsair cx430v2 which would be more than enough for my config of core2duo + hd5450 + 500gb hdd..
But the question still remains that "how will i know it will fit in my cabinet"..???
Do i have to go to the market to get the one that fits in it or the psu's are all of standard size..!!!
thetechfreak
Legend Never Ends
it will fit. the corsair is a entry level PSU. measure dimension of current PSU and check with corsair on their site
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