[FS/FT][US] Power Supplies: Various wattage & All 80Plus Certified!

[Formula350]

ECS 890GX board came today Will test it to ensure it's not DOA, take some pics and update the main post

 

[Varalith]

I may have missed it, but I noticed the sell is still pending on the CWT 1300.....do you still have this for sale?

 

[Formula350]

I may have missed it, but I noticed the sell is still pending on the CWT 1300.....do you still have this for sale?

It's pending to Dumo ATM and I'm pretty sure he'll nab it. If not, I'll offer it back to Sugar and if he passes, then over to you

 

[Formula350]

Afternoon ladies and gents. Lunch bump!

 

[Formula350]

Cuz I'm a bad mutha... BUMP YO THREAD!

 

[Formula350]

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Diane Simmons (sighs): Ghostbusters, Tom.
Tom Tucker: No, Diane. Their insurance company. That's just stupid what you said.

 

[Formula350]

Goooooooooooooooood mooorrrninn' Vietnnnaaaammmmmmmmmm!!

Don't be afraid to make me an offer on the ECS board! Keep in mind it's new and the only use it has gotten was pictures in the BIOS for the Preview-review and me testing that it wasn't DOA which simply involved me tossing in my memory and 250u, letting it POST and then complain that it can't find an OS since I didn't plug in a HDD I've only priced it as such because, well it's brand new AND currently unreleased J00 COULD B THA NVEE UF THA FORUMz!!!1 :O

 

[HammerON]

Great seller here folks! Hit him up for some good deals

 

[Formula350]

Price drop - $70 Shipped on Scythe, $82.50 Shipped on Powerex.

I'm out of town right now till May 1st, but I can still get them shipped out to you while I'm gone.

Still could use a 5770, which I'm willing to spend a few bucks for on top of a PSU if anyone is interested! I'd rrreally like to retire my x1950 Pro :\

 

[Corduroy_Jr]

yup got the cash for a hd5770 but holding myself back, want a hd5850 instead

 

[Formula350]

yup got the cash for a hd5770 but holding myself back, want a hd5850 instead

Ideally, I'd like to get TWO 5770s and beat a 5850 with nigh 5870 performance, but with how much faster a 5770 will be compared to my x1950... One 5770 would be more than enough! I'd actually even consider doing CF 5750s to be honest.

I'm not needing lots of horse power right now since I just haven't used my computer in full power for over a year, so I'd just like to get back to playing some of the older games I have that my x1950 was just barely rendering. I'm almost finished with GRID, but Shift just is NOT playable. I tried it on the IGP HD4290 before I entered the HWBot IGP competition and figured out better configuration, which was worse than my 1950, but I think now with having UMA enabled (which brought my 3DM01 from 8300 to 18K!) might let it be playable I think the 1950 was crippled by the 256mb it has :\

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[Corduroy_Jr]

i wonder if i would see a big increase in performance from a evga 9600gt sc ko

 

[Corduroy_Jr]

i have a sapphire 1950pro agp 512mb there's hardly no difference, your better off getting rid of it soon, and pick up a hd5750/hd5770

 

[Formula350]

Still out of town but am able to have the PSUs shipped out! I'm also open to trades and offers. REALLY looking for a dual 5770 or at least one 5770 Obviously a straight trade isn't what I'm expecting, so if you're interested in one of the PSUs, hit me with the price and how much cash you'd like!

 

[Kantastic]

Don't hesitate to buy from this guy, he goes out of his way to guarantee a satisfactory transaction.

 

[Taz100420]

Don't hesitate to buy from this guy, he goes out of his way to guarantee a satisfactory transaction.

Sure does! He held a PSU for me till I can pay it off. Great seller here guys!

EDIT: Oh btw Formula, I left Heat

 

[Formula350]

No prob guys, glad to be of help!

 

[dumo]

Got the CWT1300W monster today
Thanks Formula

Its a match for X6 and (2)GTX480s SLI oc'd
My Zippy 850W got really toasty ran with this set up

 

[Formula350]

Got the CWT1300W monster today
Thanks Formula

Its a match for X6 and (2)GTX480s SLI oc'd
My Zippy 850W got really toasty ran with this set up

Yea, reply back after you've stressed the hell out of it and let me know what temp it gets at as I'm quite curious If yours will stay cool, I know mine will since it has actual finned heatsinks in it. That was the only thing I was bummed out about with the 1300W was it's aluminum slabs for heatsinks But I figure if it is damn near 90% efficient at 50% load, it won't by putting out that much heat anyways and thus not require big sinks.

 

[Kantastic]

Bump for a good guy.

 

[Formula350]

Scythe sold to Paulieg!

Price dropped on the Powerex.

 

[Formula350]

Returning finally on Sunday! Price drop on the Powerex till Monday!

I guess the fact no one has heard of this maker is turning folks off, which I understand. To be perfectly honest, from a consumer and enthusiast stand point like you all, I am impressed with it's build quality and operation! Consider this a micro-review heh In the time I've used it while playing with the AII X2 250u I had got for my neighbor's PC, it ran extremely quite and cool, as well as the voltage being rock solid! Can't stress enough that if I had the choice and/or didn't already have a main PSU and backup, I'd happily keep it for myself

I'm also updating the WTT portion, as I'd be interested in a HDD or two (to try RAID for a change).

 

[dumo]

Thermaltake 1500W 220V actually is CWT 1300W rebranded

Quad 5970s, 1090T@4.8Ghz all 6 cores 1.68 Vcores....oc'd and CWT 1300W takes it all

 

[Formula350]

Thermaltake 1500W 220V actually is CWT 1300W rebranded

Quad 5970s, 1090T@4.8Ghz all 6 cores 1.68 Vcores....oc'd and CWT 1300W takes it all

Sort of Unless I'm not quite understanding how CWT does their huge PSUs, but every other company that rebadges a PSU @ higher W or reparts a PSU to safely run at a higher W (along with actually running it at a higher power rating) will adjust the OverCurrent/OverPower Protection. Otherwise it won't push out the juice through the rails except at what the PSU is rated for originally. Mind you the PSU's with properly set protections aren't actually set specifically for their rated W, but a few % higher. So that 1300W could actually be set to 1300W, but from what I read in a review at I think JonnyGuru, was the 1300W and 1500W Toughpowers actually have the exact same components in them! So if you were to run the 1300W over it's labeled rating, it really wouldn't be stressing much.

The real question is since that 1300W wasn't going to be anything but a CWT 1300W (heatsinks are the primary giveaway), what would my 1000W with the internal Thermaltake branded stuff (fan, heatshrink and an actually finned heatsink) be able to actually supply?

Rambling aside, glad to hear it is handling all of that! I believe that the 5970s can suck almost 400W EACH, so that is 1200W w/o even taking into account any other system components With that said, it seems obvious that you decided not to go with dual-Fermi?

I've yet to plug in my 1000W, since I've still running in an open-air test bench setup that I quickly tossed together months ago when I was testing/playing with the 939 systems. Since those CWT units are HUGE I didn't really have the desk real estate to have it laying up here Been using that Powerex, and the more I use it the more I want to keep it!

I have been thinking about re-organizing the layout and actually building a test bench that is layered, so I can put the PSU and such under the mobo tray.

EDIT: Oh yea, forgot to touch on the 220V part... Since it is an Active-PFC PSU, that 1300W on 220V basically does convert to 1500W. Any PSU that is originally intended for US market will have a labeled rating based on 110V being fed to it. So if you wanted, and had the means, to plug it into a 220V receptical, you would increase the power your PSU could supply (it's actually 120V and 240V, but under a load it'll drop way down if you took a reading & depending on the load, for anyone who cares heh). Mind you the initial size of it would impact the results you'd get, so a 430W won't be a 700W