I am extremely confused about this dual 12v ail rating which coolermaster one has... I sued this power supply calculator to know the usage of my system..
*web.aanet.com.au/SnooP/psucalc.php
I will be using Phenom 2 (<---god knows when they will be available) or phenom 9950be with hd4850 graphics card..
Also the efficiency of coolermaster powersupply is just a 70% at typical load.. whereas corsair one has an impressive 85% at full load also... Now coming to 12v rail amps.. according to that calculator i will be needing 30.4A combined (the corsair one with single 12v rail supplies 33A).. dont know about coolermaster one.. (its given that each rail will give 18A.. but we can add them i suppose).. Finally corsair one is 500 more than coolermaster.. So is it worth..
And on newegg the coolermaster has got dismal reviews from customers blasting it for fan sound etc.. (corsair one has got 88% 5 ratings among 220 reviews)..
Should I go with corsair vx450w.. if I overclock a bit (3Ghz).. can it be able to sustain that..
Because the 600w sure is sounding like higher than 450w..
*web.aanet.com.au/SnooP/psucalc.php
I will be using Phenom 2 (<---god knows when they will be available) or phenom 9950be with hd4850 graphics card..
Also the efficiency of coolermaster powersupply is just a 70% at typical load.. whereas corsair one has an impressive 85% at full load also... Now coming to 12v rail amps.. according to that calculator i will be needing 30.4A combined (the corsair one with single 12v rail supplies 33A).. dont know about coolermaster one.. (its given that each rail will give 18A.. but we can add them i suppose).. Finally corsair one is 500 more than coolermaster.. So is it worth..
And on newegg the coolermaster has got dismal reviews from customers blasting it for fan sound etc.. (corsair one has got 88% 5 ratings among 220 reviews)..
Should I go with corsair vx450w.. if I overclock a bit (3Ghz).. can it be able to sustain that..
Because the 600w sure is sounding like higher than 450w..
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