coming in april :D

i just bought one psu...i wonder if this will be better...i doubt it though...lol

http://www.pcpower.com/products/desc...50W/index.html

slightly delayed....

made by sirfa......this is short for SirFail

i won't buy this for sure :D

thanks

That's an aweful long warranty to be junk??

Where do you see it mentioned its a sirtec/sirfa built psu?

It's a Seasonic.

http://i43.tinypic.com/21azkw7.jpg ------look at 750w

750w from pcpc http://www.pcpower.com/products/desc...50W/index.html

62.4A on 12v rail...

I always thought PCP&C was a no brainer for win.

So these aren't all that or something?

Seasonic builds are great.

Honda, it's the same PSU but a beefed up version of the 910 Silencer which is 100% Seasonic.

seasonic doesn't have a 950w....psu

Just because they don't sell them, doesn't mean they don't make them.

http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php...Story&reid=157

the 910 silencer is seasonic...my bad :D

Scuttlebutt is OCZ screwed up relations with seasonic hence the lack of avilability ofr PCP&C PSUs, and why the PCBs are showing up in seasonic built XFX PSUs


Specualtion is as HC pointed out.. Either Sirfa Z-Series or more likely IMHO CWT-DSG series. (Same as high end Corsair psus)



910 silencer is a Mseasonic M12 design IIRC

Perviously PCP&C has only used Seasonic and wintact.


EDIT: yup Seasonic to the bone

quote from page 4.

history ..yes they did use seasonic and wintact...but looking at the specs of the new mk series...all the specs don't match seasonics line up...

i guess we'll see more stuff in the coming weeks

PCP&C Turbo Cool 1200 ftw :D

WOOT! Wait a minute, aren't those like a million $$$?

:rofl: closer to $450 on Amazon.com lol Can't beat the stability though :D

LOL ... still limping along on my 750 quad and 650 Power Pack............ :ohcrap:

I'll take my Revo 1050 Enermax any day :D Best PSU I've ever owned.

I about went with an enermax but went with another toughpower as it was the best psu I ever owned. Now that I think about it, my toughpower, zalman and pc & power were all the best psu's I ever owned. All worked flawlessly.

http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid...e=expert&pid=6

voltage regulation isn't tight...ripple control is very good..but for fast load change...i prefer tighter voltage regulation....