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| Corsair TX650 v1 |
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3 | 60.00% |
| Corsair GS700W 80+ 800W Tri-Color |
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0 | 0% |
| NZXT Hale82 650 & 750w |
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2 | 40.00% |
| Silverstone Strider Essential 500 & 600w |
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0 | 0% |
| Thermaltake toughpower XT 575w |
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0 | 0% |
| Silverstone Strider 80+ ST50F & ST60F |
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0 | 0% |
| Silverstone Strider Plus 600W 80+ Modular |
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0 | 0% |
| COOLERMASTER GAMER EXTREME 80+ GX550W & GX650W & GX750W |
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0 | 0% |
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Corsair TX650 V2 vs v1
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I have a newly setup rig with the specs Mobo: Asrock z77 Extreme 4 HDD: 1TB Hitachi Deskstart GPU: Sapphire Radeon HD 6570 2GB RAM: F3-12800CL9D-8GBXL PSU: Corsair TX650 v2 Now I'm setting up a new rig for my cousin, the only difference is the RAM, he's getting F3-12800CL9Q-16GBXL. The problem is the PSU, they don't have the Corsair TX650 v2 anymore. It would take 3 months before they would restock. They have the TX650, the v1. Comparing the 2 versions v1 (http://www.corsair.com/tx650w.html/) and v2 (http://www.corsair.com/power-supply-...er-supply.html) in the tech specs, I don't see any difference except the Dimension? Is it ok if I buy the v1, does it have the same quality of the v2... or basically what makes the v1 different from v2? Other shops in area has the ff:
I don't want to buy online so I'm stuck with these options. He's planning to OC his rig to the full extent. I Really need your feedback. Thanks |
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Well it look that one of them is made by CWT (TX650 v1), while another by Seasonic (TX650 v2)
BTW you also should give attention for Enermax Triathlor PSU
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There's 2 models of TX650 v1 (confusing isn't it?), the first one (CMPSU-650TX) is made by Seasonic (the old S12 pplatform) and the second one is CMPSU-TX650-C which is made by CWT (PSHII platform). Meanwhile TX650 v2 is made by Seasonic (newer platform, I guess SS-AT just like mine because of efficiency and the DC-DC converter). If you want similar PSU with TX650 v2 you can check NZXT HALE82 650W. Based on the same platform with TX650 v2. |
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I have the v1 its very good can handle a lot. Just cause they have a v2 doesn't mean the v1 is bad in any way. It's just another vendor is making it hence v2.
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Decision
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There are actually six versions of the TX. CMPSU-650TX (original Seasonic S12E), CMPSU-650TX-C (CWT PSHII), CMPSU-650TXV2 (Seasonic AT), TX650 (75-001315 / CP-9020038 - CWT PUQ) - meaning four non-modular TXs, CMPSU-650TXM (CWT PUQ) and the new TX650M (75-001316 / CP-9020002 - CWT PUQ?, probably a minor revision) - two modular ones.
As for the OP's conundrum, I'd take the V2, simply because I believe (based on what I've seen in reputable reviews, and my vast knowledge of the subject) that SS-AT is a superior platform to CWT-PSHII.
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V2 here No issues. And when I bought it from what I read the V2 was a better PSU
Actually I wish I would have bought a modular one now. TX650M but it wasnt out when I bought mine |
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But then
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So any pick from list? EDIT/UPDATE: I just got a call from a computer shop, they have new arrivals Enermax NAXN 82+ 550W & 650W Enermax NAXN 82+ 750W & 850W Modular Should I Consider these 2 items as well, or I should just stick with nzxt? |
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Sure Enermax is a fine copany. The v1 TX Corsair is fine also
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The modular NAXN is Sirfa, not a bad unit either. But comparing those 3 OEM, I still choose Seasonic (NZXT Hale82). Just make sure the Hale82 is the modular unit (non modular unit is Hale82-N by FSP). |
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Ok, I'll make sure it's the modular one, but if what they have is not, should i still stick with the nzxt?
I intended not to post pricing, since what I'm after is the performance, cost is a secondary factor when there would be a tie in performance. |
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If the NZXT is a fixed-cable version, then the Corsair TX650V1 is a better solution.
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if it where me I would have already gotten the other TX650
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Thanks for all the feedback!
Well it seems like there's a close fight between v1 & nzxt, this is the time i'll go with the price. v1 = $106 nzxt = $89 (and it's modular) So victor goes to nzxt. Thanks! |
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