Enermax Noisetaker 600W - adjustable pots? [Archive]

GazC

04-05-2005, 03:50 AM

Sorry, I hate starting threads like this, but I'm trying to buy a PSU today. The OCZ 520 that I wanted is nowhere to be seen in the uk at the moment, so I was looking at the Enermax Noisetaker 600W, which is on offer at the the moment.

I wanted to know if the Enermax has adjustable pots inside it, so that I can ramp them up if needed. I'd like to know asap because I want to nip out and get it if it has what I need.

TIA :) Gaz.

AKURA

04-05-2005, 03:54 AM

Sorry, I hate starting threads like this, but I'm trying to buy a PSU today. The OCZ 520 that I wanted is nowhere to be seen in the uk at the moment, so I was looking at the Enermax Noisetaker 600W, which is on offer at the the moment.

I wanted to know if the Enermax has adjustable pots inside it, so that I can ramp them up if needed. I'd like to know asap because I want to nip out and get it if it has what I need.

TIA :) Gaz.

Enermax psu dont have adjustable pots inside.....I think your better off with the OCZ if that's what your after.... :)

GazC

04-05-2005, 04:00 AM

Enermax psu dont have adjustable pots inside.....I think your better off with the OCZ if that's what your after.... :)

Thanks, it's a pity that the only place I can find with the OCZ in stock seems to have the non PFC model. My rig has been down too long already, so I was looking at alternatives.

Any comments on the Hiper 525? It seems to offer a huge bang for the buck.

AKURA

04-05-2005, 04:04 AM

Thanks, it's a pity that the only place I can find with the OCZ in stock seems to have the non PFC model. My rig has been down too long already, so I was looking at alternatives.

Any comments on the Hiper 525? It seems to offer a huge bang for the buck.

Have you ever considered Sparkle/Fortron/Zippy if you can find one at UK im sure your A64/X800 will be happy with it :D

Jupiler

04-05-2005, 04:06 AM

Moving topic to General Hardware section.

GazC

04-05-2005, 04:13 AM

Moving topic to General Hardware section.

Sorry,

I only used the Xteme OC section because I needed a quick answer. Looks like I won't be getting a PSU today after all. :(

Squid_Spit

04-05-2005, 05:43 AM

The PC P&C 510w have adjustable pots.