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Do you guys know of any FULL modular "inexpensive" power supplies?
I'm thinking along the lines of the ZT series from OCZ : bronze + full modular.:toast:
 

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Unless you plan to mod all the cables, what is the point of fully modular? Are you not going to use the 24-pin connector, 8-pin CPU, and 1-2 PCI-E connectors?

I'd go with a Corsair HX750/850 over a ZT series. 80+ Gold + Mostly Modular FTW!
 
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Unless you plan to mod all the cables, what is the point of fully modular? Are you not going to use the 24-pin connector, 8-pin CPU, and 1-2 PCI-E connectors?

I'd go with a Corsair HX750/850 over a ZT series. 80+ Gold + Mostly Modular FTW!

I was going to get a gold rated psu but lately I'm not so sure the ~7% difference is worth my money. I want full modular because I'm crazy like that, so I can't really argue your point BUT what I can do is point out that HX is silver rating :p
 

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I was going to get a gold rated psu but lately I'm not so sure the ~7% difference is worth my money. I want full modular because I'm crazy like that, so I can't really argue your point BUT what I can do is point out that HX is silver rating :p

It is advertised as Silver, yes. To prevent it from encroaching on the AX sales, but the HX750/850 are actually 80+ Gold Certified.;)

I can't argue with "It is just what I want", I fall victim to that all the time.
 
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Define inexpensive. What is your price range? Are you in the US or elsewhere?

My vote is on the HX750w corsair psu myself.
 
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Price range is ~130$/100euro. Really wish I was in the US when it comes to buying electronics.
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Hi,

How about the Seasonic X-series, e.g. the X-650 which is a full modular PSU? There's a review for the mentioned Seasonic PSU.

Or the Corsair AX series, such as the AX-650 which is also a full modular PSU. Here's is review for the 750 Watts model.

Both PSUs make use of Seasonic design and can be bought for under 140 Euros for the 750W models, I think. I guess shop around, and you may find it way even cheaper prices online, especially for the 650W models.


EDIT

And PSUs that fit within your budget are:

-Silverstone Strider Plus 600W (review)
-The already mentioned OCZ ZT-series (review for the 750W model)
 
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Yeah the ZT 750w definitely isn't a bad PSU, if you really want fully modular on your budget, that is what I would go with.
 
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