Antec NEO ECO 620C 620W Continuous Power ATX12V v2.3 / EPS12V 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC Power Supply $29.99 After Rebate + Free Shipping *It's Back*

Go to newegg.rebateaccess.com and enter the promotion number 46057.

and i get ?

"I'm sorry, that offer is not found. Please check the offer number and try again."

am i doing something wrong ?

You guys think I need a PSU upgrade? Im currently using OCZ StealthXStream OCZ500SXS purchased in 2009. System is:

i5 2500k
4GB x 4
HD7950
1 x SSD
1 x 1TB
1 DVDRW

Quote from junky123 : You guys think I need a PSU upgrade? Im currently using OCZ StealthXStream OCZ500SXS purchased in 2009. System is: i5 2500k 4GB x 4 HD7950 1 x SSD 1 x 1TB 1 DVDRW

Junky,

You should be fine with your OCZ500 PSU. But, I make it a habit of replacing my PSU's every two years just to play it safe...especially if my rig is on 24/7. This Antec deal is a great deal and would work well in your system, and best of all, it is made my Seasonic. Can't get much better than that at this price.

I suppose the question is, do you have time to switch out the PSU? If you have the time, then this is a great PSU for the price and would work well in your rig.

Although some people complain about OCZ PSU's, I have never had a problem with them and I have used many of em' [have two OCZ 850 Fully Modular Gold PSU's at the moment].

If you have the time to switch out your PSU, this deal is very hard to beat. Best of all, you have the peace of mind of a new, reliable PSU in your rig.

Hope this helps!

Soar

Is it a good match for a GTX 670 4gb & i7-3770k? I need to replace an Enermax Noisetaker II 485w from the p4 days on this new build

anyone know if the rebate will work for a 2nd unit if i make a 2nd order for my brother under my newegg/shoprunner account and send to his place?

I've got this one right here, should I replace it? http://www.frys.com/product/74981...IN_RSLT_PG

Quote from bansh77 : Is it a good match for a GTX 670 4gb & i7-3770k? I need to replace an Enermax Noisetaker II 485w from the p4 days on this new build

This Antec 620 will provide more than enough power for your set up and the build quality is excellent. BTW, those Enermax PSU's were great power supplies. I remember purchasing and using two units that worked flawlessly for years! I think they were 720 watts if I remember correctly. Normally $199, but picked them up for $80.

Quote from pandy00 : anyone know if the rebate will work for a 2nd unit if i make a 2nd order for my brother under my newegg/shoprunner account and send to his place?

Many vendors are requesting that the name and address on the receipt line up with the rebate address and name. Personally, I would not use the same account for a "one rebate per person, address", etc. stipulation.

Quote from lemonz54 : I've got this one right here, should I replace it? http://www.frys.com/product/74981...IN_RSLT_PG

Corsair is known for making great quality PSU's. Your specific PSU has received outstanding reviews:

http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/ar...ew/1571/11

If your rig is working well with the 500 watt Corsair unit, I wouldn't change it unless you plan on upgrading your rig and it would need more power.

I would also take into consideration these three factors:

1. How long have you been using your present PSU?
2. How many hours per day does your PSU run?
3. Do you have the time/knowledge to switch out the PSU?

For me personally, if my PSU was older than 2 years, was on for 24/7, and I had the time and knowledge to replace the PSU, I would be all over this deal.

Hope this helps!

Soar

For those asking about replacing it. Just order it and have it on hand. This is a good PS. Rep/Thanks OP.

Quote from umustwait101 : Someone said it fits great, but I disagree. I have a modular PSU in a similar Lian Li Mini-ITX case (could be the same one you have linked), and it's quite troublesome getting everything in. Of course, I also have a full-sized video card with a Accelero S2 on it. But, even with my PSU being modular, it's still a pain just getting the cables I need fitted in there. It's pressing up against the fan in the front. Hope this helps. Lian Li cases are good in general. The one I have looks good, but isn't the easiest case to work with. There are some bad Lian Li cases out there (the ones that they just slap their brand sticker on), I've read. But once everything is done, I have a nice beautiful little beast under my desk. Very small, but very powerful.

thanks for the info! Like you, I'll put a full size video card in there so I'm not sure I want to save some money by getting this psu and then having to buy a modular one later when I finally get the case and itx mobo.

On a side note for anyone who can help out... Do I need more than 430w (Antec TP3-430) for this:

i5-2500k (not overclocked)
16gb ram
gtx 460 (possibly soon a gtx 660)
3 hd and 1 ssd.

Right now with this set up I have no prob with stability, but I always thought I should have a little more power.

Thanks for the helpful reply soar! I'm currently running on an i3 2100 w/ a gtx 650ti and I just bought the PSUthis month, so I could still return it and get this one if necessary. I have no problems replacing a PSU myself. Its just that maybe the extra wattage my help out in the long run since my PC runs almost 24/7.

Quote from junky123 : You guys think I need a PSU upgrade? Im currently using OCZ StealthXStream OCZ500SXS purchased in 2009. System is: i5 2500k 4GB x 4 HD7950 1 x SSD 1 x 1TB 1 DVDRW

Most of the people who are going to buy this 620W Antec power supply do not need a 620W power supply.

Picked one up! Thanks!

I'm buying this for a replacement, I don't really need it right now though. Is there an easy way to test this thing before I send in the rebate?

Glad to see another fan of the Enermax...my 480w was probably the best PSU I've used back then. Solid, never any issues, and very quiet. I'm almost sad to be phasing it out.

Thanks for the reply about this Antec.

Quote from soarwitheagles : This Antec 620 will provide more than enough power for your set up and the build quality is excellent. BTW, those Enermax PSU's were great power supplies. I remember purchasing and using two units that worked flawlessly for years! I think they were 720 watts if I remember correctly. Normally $199, but picked them up for $80. Soar