http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817159040
All reviews seemed good, only downfall seems to be the "unique" color coding for wires! :hmmm:
Laetus
Power supply
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817159040
All reviews seemed good, only downfall seems to be the "unique" color coding for wires! :hmmm:
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Biarchus
Re: Power supply
I would go for this one
I know it is expensive, but it gives you a good surplus of power, it is very well laid out in terms of wiring, and it looks cool to boot. I bought one and it has worked flawlessly.
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Re: Power supply
lol interesting choice of colours.. why not just get a diferent one if it bothers you? Im not into hardware in a big way, as far as im concerned a PSU is a PSU, so long as it has enough power and cables, and is reasonably quiet, then its all good in my book.
Miles
Re: Power supply
I don't think the colour of the wirings should stop you. How often does someone peek behind your desk and go "AHA! You have pink wirings!"
Go for raw power... balanced with price of course.
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