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[Solved] XFX 750 or CM Silent Pro 850W?

Forum CPU & Components : Power Supplies, Cases & Mods [Solved] XFX 750 or CM Silent Pro 850W?

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Which PSU?

Cooler Master Silent Pro 850w
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/176413


XFX 750w Black Edition
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/191824

After doing a "which PSU for you" test the result showed i needed a 400w PSU and then a 600w ish PSU if i choose to SLI. Therefore a 750/850w PSU would be more than enough for future expansion, and SLI. Both seem like pretty decent PSU's, they are both modular, and both come with loads of cables for various things. I think the only real feature difference is is that the XFX is 80 PLUS Silver Rating and the CM 850w is only Bronze.

Any thoughts/suggestions?

Thanks in advance.


Message edited by Mousemonkey on 06-21-2011 at 07:21:54 PM
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When it comes to power supply xfx is a better brand plane and simple then CM is, I would highly reccomend the xfx 750 over any Cm psu.

Reply to cia24

XFX PSUs are made by Seasonic:

http://www.tomshardware.com/review [...] 13-10.html

One of - if not - the best high-quality PSU companies out there.

The 850W silent pro is made by a company called Enhance?

I say go with the XFX for sure.

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Wow thanks for such positive responses for the XFX :) I liked the design of that myself, and it saves me about £10 :)

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cia24 wrote :

Make sure to choose a best answer.



Im not sure on how to do that sorry. Both yourself and "ubercake" were very helpful though :D

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Best answer

under what ever post you pick there will be a thing that say select as best answer.

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It's because it was created as a discussion rather than a question.

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^ Ah I see. I'm new to these forums and didn't realise I had the option to change how a thread was posted. Ill know for next time thank you.

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No prob.

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Best answer selected by AdrianPerry.

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