where to buy fsp saga 500 watt

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my friend is buying GTX 560 and he is going for fsp saga 500 watt psu so please recommend where to buy online as well as in chhattisgarh(raipur)

he has a thread already but he has no internet connection so he won't be replying



so please recommend me
 
saswat23

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Contact Aditya Infotech. They are the distributors of FSP in India.
Aditya Infotech Ltd. HOME Page
I doubt whether SAGA-II 500W would be sufficient or not to handle GTX-560 as it has a high power consumption.
If not then get Corsair CX-500v2. Again ask Aditya IT about it, they are also the distributors for Corsair, Sapphire and Zotac products too.
 
CyberKID

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hell is here said:
my friend is buying GTX 560 and he is going for fsp saga 500 watt psu so please recommend where to buy online as well as in chhattisgarh(raipur)

he has a thread already but he has no internet connection so he won't be replying



so please recommend me
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I just saw the FSP SAGA 500 Watt at Naaptol.com for Rs. 2253, during my PSU hunt.
But I don't trust them. Instead ask your friend to go in for the Seasonic S12II 520 Watt PSU.
 
CyberKID

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Seems like the system's requirements are about 450 Watts. It would be better for you to opt in for a 500 Watt or greater PSU if the budget supports.
 
d6bmg

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BMG ftw!!
To run GTX560, you should buy Corsair CX500V2 @3K
Cause, GTX560 is a bit of power hungry card.
 
truegenius

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gtx 560ti tdp 170W, e7500 tdp 65W

equals 235W
so at least 300w at 12V is recomended.
so sega 2 500 is enough
also this Corsair CMPSU-430CXV2UK 430 Watts can be enough if not going to overload it with lots of fans and hdds and other peripherals an not going to overclock it too much
 
truegenius

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d6bmg said:
^^ No. Everything isn't that simple.
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do i specifically needs to introduce chipset, ram, fans, dvd-d, hdds, wastage, motherboard's power requirement with two graph showing wattage incriment with overclocking of cpu and gpu both thus to make it more complex simple instead of including 75-100 watt more on 12v for all these basics and 50-100w on 3.3+5.0v
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i tried to simplify the equation

my cpu when overclocked to 4GHz@1.475V can take around 170-180w and graphics card can take upto ~140W when overclocked to 1000/1406MHz which totals to ~320w and i run it on sega 2 500 and voltage on 3.3v and 12v remains always above 3.3v and 12v during stress testing (prime95+occt simultaneously) and on 5v it remains constant 5v
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thus 430 can handle 560+c2d, but if you want max efficiency then its way to 800watts psu
 
topgear

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For Op's friend and his e7500 along with GTX 560 a CX430v2 is enough.

GTX 560 coupled with core i7 920 ( @ 3.3 Ghz ) consumes 294W ( Crysis ) and there's ~100W power consumption difference between a e8500 and Core i7 965 - so the e7500 with GTX 560 will consume even less power in games compared to e8500, Core i7 965 Ext. and i7 920 ( @ 3.3 Ghz ) and that's why Cx430v2 will be enough for Op's friend - only suggestion for him is not to OC the cpu and gpu.
 
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topgear said:
For Op's friend and his e7500 along with GTX 560 a CX430v2 is enough.

GTX 560 coupled with core i7 920 ( @ 3.3 Ghz ) consumes 294W ( Crysis ) and there's ~100W power consumption difference between a e8500 and Core i7 965 - so the e7500 with GTX 560 will consume even less power in games compared to e8500, Core i7 965 Ext. and i7 920 ( @ 3.3 Ghz ) and that's why Cx430v2 will be enough for Op's friend - only suggestion for him is not to OC the cpu and gpu.
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corsair CX430v2 in 12v rail providing only 28 ampere but GTX 560 will require around 31 ampere of current. Are you sure that this card will not require enough power. my friend has also gone for GTX 560 ti but previously he has iball 600 watt psu but when the black screen problem occur then in forum some one comment to buy corsair GS800.
At last i want to know that Fsp saga 500 watt will handle this card
 
Sainatarajan

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FSP Saga 500W cannot Handle GTX 560 Ti . Also CORSAIR GS800 is completely an overkill for GTX 560 Ti . You can buy Seasonic S12 520W @ 3.8K .
 
d6bmg

d6bmg

BMG ftw!!
hell is here said:
corsair CX430v2 in 12v rail providing only 28 ampere but GTX 560 will require around 31 ampere of current. Are you sure that this card will not require enough power. my friend has also gone for GTX 560 ti but previously he has iball 600 watt psu but when the black screen problem occur then in forum some one comment to buy corsair GS800.
At last i want to know that Fsp saga 500 watt will handle this card
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Buy Corsair CX500V2.

Avoid Seasonic PSUs as of now. You may face problem(s) during RMAing seasonic PSUs in future.
 
topgear

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hell is here said:
corsair CX430v2 in 12v rail providing only 28 ampere but GTX 560 will require around 31 ampere of current. Are you sure that this card will not require enough power. my friend has also gone for GTX 560 ti but previously he has iball 600 watt psu but when the black screen problem occur then in forum some one comment to buy corsair GS800.
At last i want to know that Fsp saga 500 watt will handle this card
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GTX 560 can't alone require 32 Amp on +12V - it's just an general recommendation for GTX 560 - the actual power consumption or load on the PSU depends on the cpu+gfx card mostly - here OP have a e7500 cpu which along with GTX 560 will work well with CX430v2 and I think those examples ( on previous post ) will help to understand why CX430v2 is enough for OP.
 
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