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Coolmax Cp-500t

Hmm.. my other Option was the Fortron AX400-PN
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817104953 .

Which would be better.. the Fortron or the XClio? I don't know much about the Xclio, but I know the forton has rock solid voltages and thats what I'm looking for. is the XClio any better, becuase i'm willing to spend 3 more dollars for an improvement, or if there's another powersupply around this price range that performs well and looks good =) (it's always a plus)
 
In this case, I'll vote for the XClio - that Fortron model is a 350W PSU with a combined 24A 12v limit.
 
Just so you know, those XClios are re-badged CWT units. In other words, they deliver the Antec quality at a much friendlier price.
 
sweet. What about the ePower Puma 450W Power supplies? They any good? I've heard of ePower's Cheetah power supplies and heard their voltages don't move when in full load or not, but I'm still lookin for something on the Puma. You guys see any thing good? i've found it for 40 bucks, so it's in my range.


When I say puma, i mean the Puma 2, lol. I just realized there was a Puma 1 through 3.
 
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