Chaitanya
Cyborg Agent
warranty was of china !
Huh! ??
warranty was of china !
Ok. now I see from where you got the PSU , anyway, congrats and getting a good UPS is also recommended if you are using one as it can cause some huge PITA sometime.
My current UPS is i-ball nirantat 621 , i think . Didn't see any problem yet .
My PSU came with a 2 pin power cable ( without middle earth pin ) . So I reused the old 3 pin power cable . Isn't it the right thing to do ? Or should I use the 2 pin itself ?
what about this ? ^^^ Anyone ?
My current UPS is i-ball nirantat 621 , i think . Didn't see any problem yet .
My PSU came with a 2 pin power cable ( without middle earth pin ) . So I reused the old 3 pin power cable . Isn't it the right thing to do ? Or should I use the 2 pin itself ?
what about this ? ^^^ Anyone ?
DIGIT Magazine itself suggested Corsair VS 450 PSU and CHIP is suggesting iball PSU that comes bundled with Cabinet < How's That??
I didn't gave any PC Specs to both Magazines, DIGIT Published it under KILLER RIGS section (June 2013 issue) and CHIP also published it under similar type of section (July 2013 issue) . In DIGIT's Community page also Ankit Kumar suggested corsair vs 450 PSU; June 2013 issue.And what's the system configuration that you've given to both of them to get that advice?
Assuming Corsair doesn't change the components and specs on this one eventually like how they did for some power supplies, it should be pretty okay, however going for Antec VP450 is a lot better choice.
VS450 seems to have smaller heatsink and uses capxon capacitors so I wouldn't really recommend it except for low powered systems with onboard gpu and maybe 1-2 drives max. On the bright side, assuming that uses rebadged Unisonic S3515 IC, it should have over voltage protections. But why would Corsair use so many unknown/questionable/rebadged components? You get something better and more reliable for the price. Too bad those FSP units aren't around. Antec VP450 gets more preference from my side.
On another note, its weird to see Corsair VS 450's PCB to be white on one side and green on the other.