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Obviously Corsair, BTW 3.6k? I thought it was still 3.9k, thnx for that info.
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damngoodman999
damnbadman666
why don't you people experiment and try using two local power supply such that of Intex or any other. Two PSU each of 400W gives 800W for just 800 Rs. I am successfully using it but only thing is you have to find a place to keep the second PSU.
they are not stable one "check PSU like zebronics once u ll know about local PSU"
ashray99923
Broken In
i think using two psu's.........can be a bit risky..........but dont know can that work??...........i have local company xtech (450w)....and now i am going to buy palit hd4850.....should i buy a another local company psu of 450w???
damngoodman999
damnbadman666
NO DONT EVER DO THAT
See the WATTS are compared to usage of the Hardware , since some of the hardwares like "graphics card" want power in a detailed process like Vrail subdivision
V1+V2 is sufficient for the mid range single GFX card , the V3 rail is added to the V1+V2 +V3 for the watts capable of handling the cards like "280GTX & 4870X2"
but these rails are functioned according to the POWER watts which comes in the PSU .
damngoodman999
damnbadman666
tkin
Back to school!!
Not necessarily, the GFx cards need a specific wattage on the +12v Rail, if the value is met on a single rail then no need for dual or triple rails.
Just to prove my theory, this PSU(*www.corsair.com/products/tx/default.aspx) is nvidia SLI certified and can run even HD4870x2 without a hitch but has only one powerfull +12v rail, to buy a PSU you need to keep an eye on TOTAL WATTAGE RATING ON ALL THE +12V RAILS COMBINED, this should exceed(for safe side) GFx card's recommended value.
damngoodman999
damnbadman666
Ya i accept it
But i am talking about the stable and Performance of local PSU providing the V rail will be sustainable for better graphics CARD to run it for a long time
see, when all load is on a local 400W PSU, then a system crash is inevitable. But when you use one of them to connect motherboard peripherals, hard disk and DVD drive only which consumes approx 250W on a high end system , it is sufficient and on other PSU you can connect your graphic card and extra fans which at full load will take atmost 300W with a high end graphic card.
So no pressure on system and on rails is put on and you can easily verify using a voltmeter as pro people do in benchmarking.
I always get a voltage just higher(approx 12.3V on 12+ rail) voltage on all rails. They are completely stable.
The day voltage starts dropping, your PSU won't stand and just change it.
So no pressure on system and on rails is put on and you can easily verify using a voltmeter as pro people do in benchmarking.
I always get a voltage just higher(approx 12.3V on 12+ rail) voltage on all rails. They are completely stable.
The day voltage starts dropping, your PSU won't stand and just change it.
tkin
Back to school!!
Are you sure? My Corsair CMPSU 620HX reports 11.88v to the bios when Idle, and during load it goes to 12.3v if necessary, it fluctuates as per needed.
P.S-My 9800GTX+ has two power connectors each connected to one of the two +12v rails while the third 12v+ is left to power the rest of the components, may be this is causing the fluctuation!!
I am absolutely sure and have bechmarked the PSU's many times under full load. Although it fluctuation between 12.1 to 12.6 under various conditions but it is never below 12. This is advantage you get coz both PSU's are not at their full load. Some people say that local PSU's are not able to deliver the maximum wattage. For ex a 450E PSU will deliver only around 390-420W according to manufacturer but firstly, no system is at full load ever in its lifetime and secondly it doesn't matter because my requirements from my single PSU is for maximum 300W with most high end card.
So there is no question of fluctuation power or BAD wattage under load.
Only problem is that you don't get PCI-e power connector that are required in graphics cards today, you have to buy a converter for another 50Rs for that, moreover some companies have already started packaging a molex to 6 pin PCI-e power connector.
Now what do you say? Is that a problem or just a drawback for such a good improvisation...
So there is no question of fluctuation power or BAD wattage under load.
Only problem is that you don't get PCI-e power connector that are required in graphics cards today, you have to buy a converter for another 50Rs for that, moreover some companies have already started packaging a molex to 6 pin PCI-e power connector.
Now what do you say? Is that a problem or just a drawback for such a good improvisation...
dharmik_kothari
My Rig
Please Evaluate :-
Processor :- AMD 6000+ - Rs.5000
Heatsink & Fan :- Rs.600
Motherboard:- Rs.3000
Ram :- Kingston 800 Mhz 2 Gb x 2 :- Rs.2500
HD :- Seagate 7200rpm 500GB- Rs.3200
Sony DVD writer SATA- Rs.1200
Case :- Rs.1800
PSU:- 450 W Clean --- Rs.1600
Monitor:- View Sonic 19" Widescreen 1940 - Rs.8400
GPU:- Palit HD4850 512MB - Rs.9250
Intel E7300 2.66 Ghz :- Rs.5600
Motherboard P5Q Pro support crossfire :- Rs.8400
View Sonic 22" ---- Rs.10300
Please correct any worng product... Verify price... More suggestion please on what to buy.... Gamming At 1240x1024 Thank You
Processor :- AMD 6000+ - Rs.5000
Heatsink & Fan :- Rs.600
Motherboard:- Rs.3000
Ram :- Kingston 800 Mhz 2 Gb x 2 :- Rs.2500
HD :- Seagate 7200rpm 500GB- Rs.3200
Sony DVD writer SATA- Rs.1200
Case :- Rs.1800
PSU:- 450 W Clean --- Rs.1600
Monitor:- View Sonic 19" Widescreen 1940 - Rs.8400
GPU:- Palit HD4850 512MB - Rs.9250
Intel E7300 2.66 Ghz :- Rs.5600
Motherboard P5Q Pro support crossfire :- Rs.8400
View Sonic 22" ---- Rs.10300
Please correct any worng product... Verify price... More suggestion please on what to buy.... Gamming At 1240x1024 Thank You
pl cntact Rahul of theitwares,com and you will get better prices
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maverick786us
Padawan
I am looking forward to purchase this hard drive.
*www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136283
750GB
32 MB Cache
Not much of a fan of WD, but sound good in terms of perfomance. Is it available in Bombay market? If yes how much will it cost? Its prices are not mentioned in theitwares.
*www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136283
750GB
32 MB Cache
Not much of a fan of WD, but sound good in terms of perfomance. Is it available in Bombay market? If yes how much will it cost? Its prices are not mentioned in theitwares.
look_niks01011968
Broken In
guys can anyone tell me where i could get a 250-320 GB harddisk and a good NVIDIA graphics card at affordable rates in pune. thanks in advance