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Windows 7: THE Best Power Supply?

02 Sep 2009   #31

Windows 7 Professional x64
The Wild West
 
 

+1 Corsair HX



These things are GREAT!
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02 Sep 2009   #32

 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by pparks1 View Post
Of course, with a 1000W PSU, using this site as a a guide eXtreme Power Supply Calculator Lite v2.5

You can run an
--overclocked Core i7 965 Extreme Edition
--32 sticks of DDR3 RAM,
--10 high RPM SATA hard drives,
--2 DVD Burners,
--1 BluRay drive,
--1 PCI RAID SATA controller card,
--Dual ATI Radeon 4870 x2's in Crossfire
--10 120mm case fans \

And you still have 10 watts to spare.

Just sayin
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02 Sep 2009   #33

Win7 64bit Ultimate
 
 

I think I paid about 160.00 Total for my Corsair 800W unit. This was after fighting with Xion for 6 weeks to get an RMA on my last unit.

About another 6 weeks of fighting after I got the Corsair unit in they finally got around to sending me a replacement for the old unit. The replacement was an 850W the burned out unit was only 600W but I sold the Xion 850W because it was the third unit after returning 2 that only lasted 6 months each.
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