http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?product_code=50350436&pfp=BROWSE
Anybody have any luck with these?
Anybody have any luck with these?
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Bigshot said:
For some reason I think of Coolmax when I see that PSU. Not sure if it is though. The MadDOg line that Compusa carries are SuperFlower rebrands they would be a good, low cost , reliable alternative until I or someone else can tell who makes that PSU exactly.
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do you have to buy from compusa? lol... are u ordering online or instore? that psu looks cheapo depo BTW and is way overpriced 
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Brand X, so I wouldn't expect much. What are your system specs?Bigshot said:
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Whenever possible DO NOT EVER buy ANYTHING with the Startech brand on it.
That's the "generic" you get when you buy from enterprise wholesalers like TD, D&H and Ingram and EVERYTHING some dumb ass at my work place has ever bought with the Startech name on it, whether it's a switch, hub, USB card, whatever.. has had some kind of problems.
Go to their website and they don't even know the specs of their own power supply!!!!
EDIT: Here.. This should tell you teh suck....
DC OUTPUT:
+3.3V: 30A
+5V : 40A
+12V : 18A
-5V : 1A
-12V : 1A
+5V : 2.5A
That's the "generic" you get when you buy from enterprise wholesalers like TD, D&H and Ingram and EVERYTHING some dumb ass at my work place has ever bought with the Startech name on it, whether it's a switch, hub, USB card, whatever.. has had some kind of problems.
Go to their website and they don't even know the specs of their own power supply!!!!
EDIT: Here.. This should tell you teh suck....
DC OUTPUT:
+3.3V: 30A
+5V : 40A
+12V : 18A
-5V : 1A
-12V : 1A
+5V : 2.5A
davidhammock200
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Probably made by ATNG, they also make most Coolmax's, not too bad, but not good either.Kil4Thril said:Whoa, Johnny- remain calm. I picked up some StarTech SATA cables, and a few "Y" adapters when a local shop cleared them, and they've been good.