PC Power & Cooling Silencer Mk II 750W Power Supply $55+shipping after $10 rebate @TigerDirect

It's not a Seasonic thanks to crappy OCZ.

Really good PSU, especially at this price!
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Quote from customcarvin : Really good PSU, especially at this price! Hardware Secrets Review: link [hardwaresecrets.com]

Nearly 70mV of ripple is good? You'd have to be extremely drunk to blur the O-scope lines enough to think that's low.

Try less than 20mV on all rails for Seasonics

Quote from badmonopoly : Nearly 70mV of ripple is good? You'd have to be extremely drunk to blur the O-scope lines enough to think that's low. Try less than 20mV on all rails for Seasonics

I'm not drunk, your just an uniformed dumbass!

The ripple on this unit is all well within the ATX spec!!! You wont notice a fraction of a difference in performance from any component with this unit vs your "20mv" psu unless your doing some EXTREME overclocking. and by extreme I mean a 2500k at 5.0Ghz+ where voltage stability and cleanliness is key. Furthermore, every component in your pc is made to handle ripple, that's why they all have capacitors on them (duh). Go buy your overpriced psu's i don't give a shit. But for an average SLI/Crossfire system, this PSU is hard to beat at this price.

Thanks, went ahead and picked one up. See how it holds up.

Quote from ehreec : http://www.tigerdirect.com/applic...pNo=927377 750W Power Supply ATX12V v2.2 and EPS12V, Main connector: 20+ 4-pin ATX 135mm ball-bearing fan, SLI and Crossfire Ready 80+ Silver Certified, Typical load 88% Efficiency Active PFC, MTBF: >100,000 hours Price comparison and reviews: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003U29C3Q $100 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Pro...6817703027 $100

Seems like a real good deal. Any additional thoughts anyone?

Quote from badmonopoly : It's not a Seasonic thanks to crappy OCZ.

You are correct. This is made by Sirtec.

Quote from customcarvin : I'm not drunk, your just an uniformed dumbass! The ripple on this unit is all well within the ATX spec!!! You wont notice a fraction of a difference in performance from any component with this unit vs your "20mv" psu unless your doing some EXTREME overclocking. and by extreme I mean a 2500k at 5.0Ghz+ where voltage stability and cleanliness is key. Furthermore, every component in your pc is made to handle ripple, that's why they all have capacitors on them (duh). Go buy your overpriced psu's i don't give a shit. But for an average SLI/Crossfire system, this PSU is hard to beat at this price.

Longevity. Ripple hurts capacitors. I like my hardware to last forever even when OCed (I still use a box I built from '04).

And I don't buy overpriced PSUs. I wait for the Seasonics to go on sale, too LOL.

If you want a 750W Seasonic, buy one. Newegg has them starting at $104.99 AR.

In the meantime, parts of this thread are misleading for anyone wanting to know if this is a good PSU.

PC Power & Cooling has been a preferred brand since long before Seasonic entered the retail market and so far OCZ has done nothing to lower that reputation. PC Power & Cooling established their own reputation for quality, it has never been based on which OEM happens to build a particular model to PC Power & Cooling's specifications.

70mV Ripple? Oh, come on! If your components can't handle 0.070 Volt fluctuations long term, buy better stuff whatever brand of PSU you choose.

BTW, that ripple figure is for a full 750W load. If you "like [your] hardware to last forever," don't load your PSU anywhere near 100% (and, as a benefit, you'll never see anything like 70mV ripple.)

Bottom line: this is a good, reliable power supply. If you like the price and features, buy it. The quality is there.

I have two of these they are a very good PSU probably best for under $100.

You name it is probably crap compared to this PCP&C unit just on capacitors alone: all japanese brand 105oC parts. Seven year warranty from box is best warranty in the business.

80 Plus Silver rated, handles overload to 900 watts
Not being modular is actually better since connections are solid more electrically sound.

Comparable to Corsair HX and AX Series and Seasonic X-Series.

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