Corsair HX 620w vs Corsair tx 650
which one would u choose, both oem by seasonic, it is hardly find some review for the tx 650w.
thanks your input
regards
Corsair HX 620w vs Corsair tx 650
which one would u choose, both oem by seasonic, it is hardly find some review for the tx 650w.
thanks your input
regards
http://www.jonnyguru.com/review_deta...136&page_num=4
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I would personally pick the HX620W purely because it is modular which is a very nice feature to have. Thats my personal preference though, some ppl prefer modular and some ppl dont.
I am totally pleased with my 2x HX520's and my 1x HX620. Modular FTW!!!
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in UK the TX650 is only about £10 or so cheaper, if your rig doesn't need many cables you might find the modular capability of the HX620W a godsend (I do!)
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About the only difference you have between the 2 is the modular cables on the HX. So its all a matter of modular or no modular.
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Doesn't the TX series has an single 12V rail?
And the one of the HX serie is electronically separated in the PSU's circuitry??
Last edited by Source; 12-10-2007 at 01:40 PM.
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http://www.jonnyguru.net/forums/showthread.php?p=31407
says redbeardThe manufacturer breaks down like this:
VX450 - Seasonic
VX550 - CWT
HX520 - Seasonic
HX620 - Seasonic
TX650 - Seasonic
TX750 - CWT
The TX650 is based on a revision of the S12-II design from Seasonic, with some small component changes and our own cable config (longer cables, fully sleeved, more connectors, etc).
one advantage of tx 650 over 620 hx is the quality of the cabling - even tho' non-modular and tbh the unused cables can be tucked away usually.
Last edited by adamsleath; 12-10-2007 at 02:07 PM.
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HX620 is still a single rail psu, it is extremely powerful and has been tested running OCd Quad core and 2x8800GTX
who are 'they'?they said
and yeah i havent seen any proper reviews of it...but it seems you've already made a value judgement based on it being a 'seasonic' made item.
even the cwt made tx750 has good solid low ripple characteristics and efficient fan/low noise.
I could only guess that the 650 may perform similarly to the 750 with no other info except the corsair spec.'s single rail xyz amps 120mm variable speed fan yadayadayada.
...but for the price i'd stick with the 620hxthe 620hx is about $40 aud cheaper than tx650 in australia.
silverstone op650 is the same price here as tx650
Last edited by adamsleath; 12-10-2007 at 03:41 PM.
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FWI, Redbeard knows what he is talking about since he works in the PSU division of Corsair.
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