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  1. Posts : 1,653
    Windows 10 Pro. EFI boot partition, full EFI boot
       #21

    Jonesie85 said:
    wow, i feel like an ant wondering into no-mans land!
    Sorry Jonesie.
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  2. Posts : 92
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       #22

    GeneO said:
    Jonesie85 said:
    thanks everybody for you input.

    - hardware, it was a mistake to buy unknown but i liked the reviews and comments ive read around the web and thought it'd be the next step from what i had.

    i have one last question.

    what does this mean?

    CPU 1.323v
    CPU/NB 1.158v
    cpu/vdda 2.527v
    dram 1.574v
    HT 1.217v
    NB 1.118v
    SB 1.111v
    3.3V 3.312v
    5V 5.059v
    12V 12.158v


    is 12v the limit and 12.158 means im exceeding the limit resulting in the psu degrading sooner rather than later?
    No, the ATX spec has a range of acceptable voltage for the 12V and it is between 11.4 and 12.6V. Plus, what is measuring the 12V may have some variation as well.
    thank you ;-)

    soo, change of topic, those who are not bored with my constant questioning.

    could you list a few top psu brands.
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  3. Posts : 92
    Windows 7 Home x64 & Windows XP Pro x86
    Thread Starter
       #23

    GeneO said:
    Jonesie85 said:
    wow, i feel like an ant wondering into no-mans land!
    Sorry Jonesie.
    dont worry, i was just "jesting".
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  4. Posts : 1,496
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       #24

    GeneO said:
    Fumz, I think your intentions are good, but really I don't think we need thread police here telling us how we should post.
    I do love irony...
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  5. Posts : 199
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       #25

    If I'd buy a new PSU then I'd choose in this order:

    1) Enermax

    2) Seasonic

    3) Antec

    First two actually make their own PSU's rather than rebadging.
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  6. Posts : 1,653
    Windows 10 Pro. EFI boot partition, full EFI boot
       #26

    Jonesie85 said:
    GeneO said:
    Jonesie85 said:
    thanks everybody for you input.

    - hardware, it was a mistake to buy unknown but i liked the reviews and comments ive read around the web and thought it'd be the next step from what i had.

    i have one last question.

    what does this mean?

    CPU 1.323v
    CPU/NB 1.158v
    cpu/vdda 2.527v
    dram 1.574v
    HT 1.217v
    NB 1.118v
    SB 1.111v
    3.3V 3.312v
    5V 5.059v
    12V 12.158v


    is 12v the limit and 12.158 means im exceeding the limit resulting in the psu degrading sooner rather than later?
    No, the ATX spec has a range of acceptable voltage for the 12V and it is between 11.4 and 12.6V. Plus, what is measuring the 12V may have some variation as well.
    thank you ;-)

    soo, change of topic, those who are not bored with my constant questioning.

    could you list a few top psu brands.
    Antec
    Seasonic
    Corsair
    OCZ
    Enermax

    Here is a review site:

    Inwin BUC Destiny Lite Series Case Review

    It is a bit technical but you can skip to the Conclusion and Scoring section.

    Here are a few other reputable review sites:

    Recommended Power Supplies | silentpcreview.com
    Power | Hardware Secrets
    Components Power Supplies Reviews

    In general for gaming it is better to have fewer rails and higher current - depending on how far you plan to go.

    Cheers
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  8. Posts : 199
    Debian Squeeze Stable 64-bit
       #28

    ROFL - "Superflower Golden King" - who came up with that?
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  9. Posts : 1,496
    7 Ultimate x64
       #29

    cmd187 said:
    ROFL - "Superflower Golden King" - who came up with that?
    Almost as funny a name as Zippy.
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  10. Posts : 199
    Debian Squeeze Stable 64-bit
       #30

    Fumz said:
    cmd187 said:
    ROFL - "Superflower Golden King" - who came up with that?
    Almost as funny a name as Zippy.
    I still wouldn't buy anything from superflower or kingwin anyway.
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