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Reccomend a PSU

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roz1281

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Could you guys help me find a good PSU for under or around $150 that will work on my current setup which is

athlon 64 socket 939

gig of ddr1

geforce7600gs (doesn't need power connector)

I'd like something that works on this setup and into the future when i upgrade to a more modern mobo/ cpu and possible a video card that requires it's own connector. I don't ever plan on using SLI though.

Something with the cords you can remove when you're not using them would be good like my current one (modular i think?)

I'd like something good since I'm sick of cheap psu's dying on me after a year :)
 
Corsair HX 520. ~100 shipped at ZZF.
Corsair HX 620. 116 + ship at ClubIT (rebate)
 
looks like a good unit thanks, this review from newegg user is hilarious

Pros: Nice crinkle matte finish. Voltages dead-on. Quiet. Industrial rated capacitors. No rainbow-brite fans. Uses 18 less watts under full load in my system than an Antec I swapped out.
Cons: Modular cables are a little stiff
Other Thoughts: 120mm fan can double as cucumber slicer and the Corsair case sticker doubled my overclock after application.



thanks.
 
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