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PCp&c 510sli alternative?

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Darvon

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http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Enermax_111.html

The PSU at the top. I need the PSU for a winchester 3000+ and duel 6800gt (All OCed of corse :)).

It has all the neccesary leads and two 6pin pcie leads. It looks okay but I haven't heard much about them before. Anyone want to throw there opinion at me?

Obviously it's no turbo cool 510sli but in Australia they are near impossibly to grab a hold of and end up costing over $400aud, I can get this one for only $215aud.

I'm currently using a antec truepower 480w as a temporary solution while I find a real PSU and I'm having all kinds of power related overclocking problems.
 
Tis a fine supply; Enermax makes some great units, especially their high-end ones. I don't think you can go wrong with their SLI offerings
 
Vertigo Acid said:
Tis a fine supply; Enermax makes some great units, especially their high-end ones. I don't think you can go wrong with their SLI offerings
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I must agree, they make fine supplies. I use them when I do builds for clients
 
freddiepm61 said:
ocz powerstream 600 (as good as pcp&c, but ocz is much quieter....)f
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You know what? OCZ has done an excellent job with their entry into the PSU market. From all indications, quality high performance products.

I think you may even be able to make a case for comparing their powerstream line with PCP&C in terms of load regulation but I'll defer to Ice Czar on that topic.

The thing is, though very good out of the gate, OCZ has no long term track record so you can't really compare them to PCP&C across the board. They definitely bear watching. I'd use a Powerstream in a pc I was building for a friend or relative when compared against a similarly priced off the shelf Antec or Thermaltake unit.
 
As Ice would say you pay for what you get, I brought a PCP&C Sli model from the States into Nz, sure it was expensive, but cheaper than a cple of sticks of good quality Ram, and at least I know I shouldn't have any problems because of the Psu. It cost me about $430 Nz delivered.
 
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