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On 21/05/18 10:08, Mick wrote: |
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> PS. I use Corsair PSUs and always spend more on them to make sure it is not |
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> the cheapest model. A middle of the range modular unit comes with Japanese |
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> capacitors and has not caused me problems in various builds. In cheaper |
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> models I've ended up replacing the capacitors without waiting for the PSU to |
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> fail first - cheap PSUs always fail on me at the end. |
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And always check whether the power rating is INput or OUTput. The |
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cheaper brands might quote input to make it look like the psu is better |
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than it is. I'm sure I've come across a couple. Look for one that quotes |
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OUTput, and preferably is over-spec'd - the further it is from max |
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output (within limits) the better it will perform. Stick a 500W in a |
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computer that wants 350W, for example ... |
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Cheers, |
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Wol |