Best $75 P/S?

[Calzinger]

Which I am. How about this P/S?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817104154

I know it's a bit more, but it supports PCI-E. The reviews seem good.

I was just about to suggest that same PSU and then I saw your post.

I have the OCZ Powerstream 520W, and it is truly a great power supply. My Powerstream is both 24-pin and 20-pin. You can "clip-on" the additional 4-pin if your running a 24-pin. It's very easy to use.

I would assume that the 520W Modstream would have the same idea.

 

[ATix300]

that, unless you're running a pci-e gfx card

What did you mean by that? i am having a problem with my comp. and some1 suggested that PSU is the issue.

This might help me.

 

[Apokalipse]

PCI-E boards use a 24-pin connector
AGP borards use a 20-pin connector

the PSU he was referring to was a 20-pin PSU

 

[Diabetic]

god damned you US dudes get PC components so much cheaper that over here in the UK.

I spent £80 on my PSU and you people spend $80 (bout £50) on an almost identical one.

Damned you

 

[Calzinger]

god damned you US dudes get PC components so much cheaper that over here in the UK.

I spent £80 on my PSU and you people spend $80 (bout £50) on an almost identical one.

Damned you

I spent like $140 on mine.

 

[Hacp]

thermaltake is kinda shaky... Ayone ever heard of areocool?

 

[dhw200]

What do u mean thermaltake is shaky? They are some of the best PSUs around!

 

[Chankama]

Why would u say Thermaltake is shaky? Only have heard good things about them.

 

[Hacp]

I read a post not too long ago that said that the people who made the power supplys for thermal were 4th rate.

 

[dhw200]

hell no, thermaltake PSUs are quality pieces of hardware, up there with Antec, Ennermax, PCP&C, and OCZ