Thoughts on the Sintek PSU

[MutantToad]

Hey,
I just went to Xoxide, and saw that the SinTek power supplies were Crossfire certified. I want to know if this is a reliable PSU, as it is not as famous (I think) as the PCP@C ones. What do you guys think of it?

Thanks,
~toad

[KoolDrew]

Better quality can be had for less. What exactly will you be powering?

[MutantToad]

I plan to power:
DFI LANParty nf4 SLI-DR
AMD X2 4400+
WD Raptor 36GB
eVGA Geforce PCX 6800GT
And perhaps more added later on.
What can be better for less?

[Squid_Spit]

Anyone know who makes these?

[Dave in Daytona]

I plan to power:
DFI LANParty nf4 SLI-DR
AMD X2 4400+
WD Raptor 36GB
eVGA Geforce PCX 6800GT
And perhaps more added later on.
What can be better for less?DFI N4 PSU Guide: http://www.dfi-street.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10854 :toast:

[MutantToad]

So now I'm thinking the PCP@C 510W...
This should be an excellent PSU from what I hear about it. (Better than SinTek's?)

[KoolDrew]

The PC P&C 510 is a great PSU, but it is a bit overkill.

[rise4310]

The PC P&C 510 is a great PSU, but it is a bit overkill.


yeah, i'd rather have too much than too little but that pcp&c is more than you need. especially $$ wise.

the seasonic s12 600w is on sale at ewiz for 130. i wish it had been offered a few days earlier. thats a great psu for the money.

[KoolDrew]

I also recommend the Seasonic S12-600. It will be more then enough for that system and incredibly quiet.

[Dave in Daytona]

For best performance with the fewest problems, stick to the "A" list!

DFI N4 PSU Guide: http://www.dfi-street.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10854

The OCZ PowerStream 520W is my #1 recommendation. :toast: