need info on 7600gst/7600gt power supply requirements

[EarlZ]

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You're confused. At the specs listed in his post and the hardware he has present it can go wherever for all I care (depending on what hardware is added). All lines still have enough slack.

Not refering entirely to his system but as an overall choice, its better to have stronger and more stable 12v rails
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[KennRuss]

the price for the Dynamo Pro 500W PSU from PCX is P1,250...it says its 24pin, 3fans/12cm...the 550W model costs P1,400..

Also, I'd want to buy your PSU and I want to strap it to my rig to prove a point. thanks.

i would love that..hehe...i'll sell it to you nlang if ever mkadecide nako palit bago PSU..

[tolstoi]

@kenruss..go for that PSU :mrgreen:

I'll barter that with my generic 350W PSU that currently running 6600GT + 2 Hardisk + 2 x 120MM case fan + 1 DVDrW..that is if Dynamo fails on yur system

[EarlZ]

the price for the Dynamo Pro 500W PSU from PCX is P1,250...it says its 24pin, 3fans/12cm...the 550W model costs P1,400..
i would love that..hehe...i'll sell it to you nlang if ever mkadecide nako palit bago PSU..

me:mga pila ng 550watts nga Dynamo PSU ?
retailer: Dynamo? mao mana ang sige ka guba
retailer: o kana mao na
retailer: just wanna know the price
me: lol
retailer: wala pako ka baligya ana


just had this conversation with one of my favorite retailers ( he is very much well known in this forum )
voltage stability is a bit decent ( but no where near other brands ) on Dynamo PSU's but it seems that durability is not good on that specific brand.
I did ask a fellow forumer who had the 450 model and voltage stability on high load was quite stable ( test done under 2 hours )

but for that price point of 1,250 it *could* be worth it.

[irangejuice]

Chronnus is running his 7600GT, 1HD, 1Optical, A63 3200, and some fans on his generic 500w which came from the case--didn't even bother to check the specs on the thing anymore. You'll be fine unless that brand is just notorious just as Earlz pointed out.

[irangejuice]

Lol. He must be confused by now. Ken, you'll be fine.. just read the replies above and I'm sure you'll do fine.

[KennRuss]

I did ask a fellow forumer who had the 450 model and voltage stability on high load was quite stable ( test done under 2 hours )

what do you mean? naguba after 2 hours?? hehe..

[EarlZ]

Lol. He must be confused by now. Ken, you'll be fine.. just read the replies above and I'm sure you'll do fine.

actually a lot of people have bad experiences with that brand,also kanang retailer nako ka storya karon lang c Lito na =D
i personally dont have any experience with Dynamo.

[EarlZ]

what do you mean? naguba after 2 hours?? hehe..

Wala man, voltage stability testing cant be done in just 5mins.. heat needs to be built-up on the PSU components to check for its stability. so he made a 2hour stress testing using by logging the voltage rails and running 3dmark06 deepfreeze test with a 99 looping.

How long ang warranty e hatag nila sa Dynamo ?

[KennRuss]

@Earlz: aahh...ok...i thot naguba after 2 hours of testing ky mao mn gd imo gi-emphasize una..hehehe...

dont know yet about the warranty for the Dynamo PSU...based on my experience, pcx usually gives 1yr warranty when I buy from them...