HI 3dgameman. what in your opinion are the quietest products you've come across? I'm looking for suggestions for quiet case-fans, cpu-cooler and psu. This nexus one is a bit above my budget but my it's goign on my list. I turned the volume up high almost couldnt hear nothing
Also, most people wouldn't be using up to 1000w, and most only have it on when needed, which is about 12 hours a day for me, so lets say I use 500w and 12 hours a day, lol thats like 25$ a month from my pc :D
very few people actually max out these power supplies. the reason they get them is because of efficiency. most, if not all PSU's, are best at 50% load. so you'd wanna get a power supply that's rated for roughly double that which your rig requires. it helps you save money and means that less energy goes to waste. I hope this answered your question, and keep your questions coming =P
Unless the powersupply is older than 3-4 years. 80+ certification is a relatively new thing, and older PSUs work just fine but usually aren't certified.
Since this is the Nexus RX-6300 630W Power Supply Video Review, the Nexus RX-6300 630W Power Supply was used ;) The Enermax Revolution85+ 1050W PSU is one I use in my rig: RodsRig com
oh yes the rail discussion! haha oh rodney. you'd think we'd learn what rails are. one question though is which is better, one huge rail or multiple rails?
At 3:05 Japanese capasitors? Where? Capasitors are manufactured by Taiwanese Teapo Electronic Corp.
Supersaiyan79 1 year ago
HI 3dgameman. what in your opinion are the quietest products you've come across? I'm looking for suggestions for quiet case-fans, cpu-cooler and psu. This nexus one is a bit above my budget but my it's goign on my list. I turned the volume up high almost couldnt hear nothing
LemonAndYoghurt 1 year ago
im goin with phenom 2 x4 955, hd4870, 5 fans, asus mobo ''Evo'' something.. 2 corsair 4gb ram, dvd drive.... do i need more than 650w :P?
qwertygustaf 2 years ago
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PaRan0iiid 2 years ago
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Sure u dont its enough for Crossfire and RAID with reserve +++
PaRan0iiid 2 years ago
@qwertygustaf no, a brand 500w power supply si enough
ECXVegetto 2 years ago
@ECXVegetto aight thx
qwertygustaf 2 years ago
5 fans =)) . For what? With that money you can buy a better gpu.
pangalop 2 years ago
do they still make not modular PSUs? (and who buys them) :P
evantaur 2 years ago
Well it was 8 years ago so things have changed.
xboxlive6 2 years ago
Probity wont risk it go with 300 400 watts
xboxlive6 2 years ago
Nice video.
cusinndzl 2 years ago
1000 watts = about 14 cents every hour
$3.36 a day.
$100.80 a month!
Wow! and thats just your computer!
Nsgygod 2 years ago
That's only if you're running max load all the time with you computer on 24/7.
takeapieandrun 2 years ago
Also, most people wouldn't be using up to 1000w, and most only have it on when needed, which is about 12 hours a day for me, so lets say I use 500w and 12 hours a day, lol thats like 25$ a month from my pc :D
stevenshl2 2 years ago
I have a macbook on about 12 hours a day, 75 cents a month :)
2Hamsterz 2 years ago
very few people actually max out these power supplies. the reason they get them is because of efficiency. most, if not all PSU's, are best at 50% load. so you'd wanna get a power supply that's rated for roughly double that which your rig requires. it helps you save money and means that less energy goes to waste. I hope this answered your question, and keep your questions coming =P
InternetSandman 2 years ago
No, most are most efficient at 80% load.
ikcti 2 years ago
No, unless they are 80%+ certified they get less than 80% at MOST.
newegg has 6?? GOLD certified PSU's meaning they get typical 90% efficiency.
madjimms 2 years ago
Unless the powersupply is older than 3-4 years. 80+ certification is a relatively new thing, and older PSUs work just fine but usually aren't certified.
ams2990 2 years ago
~1200 a year =S
falseaddress010 2 years ago
this is a seasonic with diferent brand
strangletmuh 2 years ago
probably some people got offended with kickass so now is great
Pathstalker 2 years ago
actually he says great alot. when a product is a little less than kickass
dacasman 2 years ago
yeah, few are kickass.. ro
2Hamsterz 2 years ago
wattz's low
jo5566200 2 years ago
damn thats a strong PSU to handle a high high end pc like int he review
saudikid 2 years ago
great product?? i expected you to say kickass product but great review Rodney 5/5
alex14469 2 years ago
I'm confused, why'd he only give it "Great" That's the lowest rating he ever gives stuff and there didn't seem to be anything wrong with the product.
doomtomb3 2 years ago
yep, this psu is a little better then great but I dont have it so I cant really argue on this.
alex14469 2 years ago
One time he gave something good value. But I agree with you the PSU looks pretty nice.
takeapieandrun 2 years ago
He can't afford, lol :P
I'd rather wait till GT300, then HD58** get's cheaper as well.
SonsOfHateSphere 2 years ago
Nice PSU
sandiegoborn32 2 years ago
3 VIDEOS TILL NEXT KICKASS GAMING RIG!!!!
Oh no, it's probably gonna be with HD5870...
SonsOfHateSphere 2 years ago 2
Since this is the Nexus RX-6300 630W Power Supply Video Review, the Nexus RX-6300 630W Power Supply was used ;) The Enermax Revolution85+ 1050W PSU is one I use in my rig: RodsRig com
3DGAMEMAN 2 years ago
i'm using a 610 watt pc power and cooling. and i like it
ertai222 2 years ago
yeah, pcpc are fantastically reliable psu's
iNfx1 2 years ago
how the hell can you even have 2 power supplies in a pc? i thought you could do only 1. explain this shit for me plz
ertai222 2 years ago
Ill send you a message on this.
chrismon1001 2 years ago
Hmm crossair PSU rip-off in terms of design?
meetajhu 2 years ago
Any good company that finds someone's good design will use a similar design on there own products, its just the way business goes.
It is most likely a perfectly capable PS, while offering a competitive price.
=)
madjimms 2 years ago
haha my air conditioner kicked on right as he flipped the switch to listen to the fan and i thought "holy crap thats loud"
levsmith 2 years ago 5
oh yes the rail discussion! haha oh rodney. you'd think we'd learn what rails are. one question though is which is better, one huge rail or multiple rails?
sunshine59 2 years ago
One huge
Nitro090995 2 years ago
i'm willing to take you at face value but could you explain why?
sunshine59 2 years ago
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOO 3dgameman, thanks for the review! :D
Mibmu 2 years ago
just to put this in.. the quality WILL IMPROVE in a while.. jsut relax ^^
Mindhunt44 2 years ago
ohh.. lol
NzNexus 2 years ago
for a second i thought this was a 6300W psu D:
jeanforthewin 2 years ago 10
Same here xD
PikolUploader 2 years ago