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Old 19-08-2007, 14:38   #4
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Re: NorthQ what a PSU...

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Originally Posted by 7@m3 G33k View Post
Don't beat yourself up - you had spotted the dodgy item and warned her about it. A decent 400W PSU would be more than enough for that system so a good gaming session is not what blew it up - it was NorthQ's cheap components/design/manufacturing that was to blame.

If your budget is limited you could do much worse than get an Antec Earthwatts PSU.
Thansk for the advice mate, those PSU's are excellent value for the price, and the 2x 12V lines are actually only one 12v line delivering 34A overall, which is amazing for such a decent price.

We'll be going with the 500W version i think, for future upgrade of graphics etc. (No SLI or CrossFire here, even though we could).

Were you aware that seasonic actually manufacture them? Here's a decent review of it: http://www.jonnyguru.com/review_details.php?id=51

Found it for 631NOK + postage here, which is about £53.50
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