fontes poderosas apartir de 520 watts

[slandix]

kero comprar uma fonte apartir de 520 watts modular!!!!!
Qual m akonselham?

cumps,

[vasco fernandes]

LC power titan xao q soa 550w ou 560w

[s1nnless]

Tem que ser modular? é que nao serve de nada. Mas se tem mesmo que ser, Enermax liberty 620W ou Be-Quiet P6 PRO 600W

[Gak]

vai pra bequiet, enermax e so rmas, seasonic dao probleamas com nf4, eu ia pra bequiet, alem disso e modular e mujito boa a fonte.

Queres saber uma coisinha sobre fontes modulares?

Isto foi retirado do dfi-street.com e trata-se de uma entrevista com o presidente e fundador da PC Power & Cooling. Para quem não conhece uma das melhores, senão mesmo a melhor marca de PSU's.

Aqui fica o excerto:

CPU: Modular power supplies seem to be gaining a lot of traction in the market, but PCP&C doesn’t make any modular designs. Why?

Dodson: Yeah, it’s real popular, but the industry hasn’t done anything to educate people about modular plugs. The pins that are used in the modular plugs have a very low capacity to pass current. You’re losing power through those pins. It’s electrical resistance between the male and the female part of the pin, to the extent that the voltage drop in just the pins is equivalent to about two feet of wire. The effect is that modular power supplies, everything else being equal, are capable of about 10% less power than power supplies without modular plugs. And that’s under ideal conditions. In real life it gets worse because the pins loosen, corrode, and burn. Over time the resistance builds up. A year down the road, a guy could be running his system and all of a sudden it stops working reliably, and he has no way of knowing that the reason is because the pin inside that modular plug has become corroded or burned. This technique has been out for about six months, but people are going to find that the reliability is a massive failure point. Also, especially given the way people pull their harnesses around and tie them down, it creates a lot of stress on those pins. So instead of the pins having full 100% contact surface to surface, in most cases those pins are only touching maybe 10% or 30% of their surface area. What’s rated for 5A going through those pins, in reality if the pins aren’t making good contact, your rating’s down to maybe 3A, and with that much constriction, those pins just heat up, and it gets worse. For real pros in the industry, no way would they specify that kind of arrangement. This is a consumer-oriented gimmick.

Por isso modulares para mim, estão totalmente fora de questão.

Be-Quiet's, já falei sobre elas... Começam a perder rendimento demasiado cedo...

Mas se fôr mesmo a minha única hipótesee... Não estou a ver mais para onde me virar a não ser arriscar que comigo a Seasonic vá trabalhar....

[l2k]

LC power titan xao q soa 550w ou 560w

A Titan não é modular.


Modular tens esta:

ENERMAX LIBERTY 620W - 154€

Também a versão de 500W que te deve chegar e custa menos 50€.


Cumps.

[slandix]

vai pra bequiet, enermax e so rmas, seasonic dao probleamas com nf4, eu ia pra bequiet, alem disso e modular e mujito boa a fonte.

Queres saber uma coisinha sobre fontes modulares?

Isto foi retirado do dfi-street.com e trata-se de uma entrevista com o presidente e fundador da PC Power & Cooling. Para quem não conhece uma das melhores, senão mesmo a melhor marca de PSU's.

Aqui fica o excerto:

CPU: Modular power supplies seem to be gaining a lot of traction in the market, but PCP&C doesn’t make any modular designs. Why?

Dodson: Yeah, it’s real popular, but the industry hasn’t done anything to educate people about modular plugs. The pins that are used in the modular plugs have a very low capacity to pass current. You’re losing power through those pins. It’s electrical resistance between the male and the female part of the pin, to the extent that the voltage drop in just the pins is equivalent to about two feet of wire. The effect is that modular power supplies, everything else being equal, are capable of about 10% less power than power supplies without modular plugs. And that’s under ideal conditions. In real life it gets worse because the pins loosen, corrode, and burn. Over time the resistance builds up. A year down the road, a guy could be running his system and all of a sudden it stops working reliably, and he has no way of knowing that the reason is because the pin inside that modular plug has become corroded or burned. This technique has been out for about six months, but people are going to find that the reliability is a massive failure point. Also, especially given the way people pull their harnesses around and tie them down, it creates a lot of stress on those pins. So instead of the pins having full 100% contact surface to surface, in most cases those pins are only touching maybe 10% or 30% of their surface area. What’s rated for 5A going through those pins, in reality if the pins aren’t making good contact, your rating’s down to maybe 3A, and with that much constriction, those pins just heat up, and it gets worse. For real pros in the industry, no way would they specify that kind of arrangement. This is a consumer-oriented gimmick.

Por isso modulares para mim, estão totalmente fora de questão.

Be-Quiet's, já falei sobre elas... Começam a perder rendimento demasiado cedo...

Mas se fôr mesmo a minha única hipótesee... Não estou a ver mais para onde me virar a não ser arriscar que comigo a Seasonic vá trabalhar....

eskeçam o modular

[l2k]

eskeçam o modular

Sendo assim, tens esta:

Seasonic S12-600 600W - 148€

Se quiseres algo um pouco mais barato:

OCZ GameXStrem 600W - 120€

Se queres mesmo mais barato tens:

LC Power 560W Titan - 65€


Cumps.

[jccgold]

TACENS VALEO PRO 600 - 85€

[l2k]

TACENS VALEO PRO 600 modular - 85€

Mesmo que ele quisese uma fonte modualar, essa não é modular pelo que vi.

Apenas tem sleeving não é ?

Podes confirmar se é ou não modular?

EDIT: Já descobri e afinal não é mesmo modular....



Modular é a de 560W:




Cumps.

[jccgold]

Ou isso