Qtec PSU Goldplated 650W PSU (Any Good)..?

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Qtec PSU Goldplated 650W PSU With Serial ATA Connector 29dB Triple Fan Retail
was looking for a new one for my new set up... and this one was sooo cheap ..why..? or it crap..?
or would i be okay with Thermaltake 480W Adjustable Black Dual Fan 2x the price but only 480w..
 

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Qtec??? Never heard of them. And be weary, you get what you pay for. (FYI, I bought a $20 550W PSU; it began to dip to 2.9V on a 3.3V line, which caused countless crashes) I honestly would go with a more reputable brand like SeaSonic, OCZ, Antec, or PC Power and Cooling (if you got a lot of cash). I myself have a Thermaltake 480 Watt and its pretty stable.
 

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i,m showing my specs as they are the specs of my new one that is in the post and i get thursday..!! just worried as i ordered the Thermaltake 480W Adjustable Black Dual Fan ... but not sure if it will be enough psu, so i seen the Qtec PSU Goldplated 650W PSU for half the price. and thought i might change if it was any good.

here is the q tec http://www.psdata.no/ps.asp?it=110549&mlevel=010600

and here is a list of psu s i can pick from.
http://www.psdata.no/ps.asp?tcl=2884,6008&mlevel=010600
 

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Ya sry, I edited my reply after I saw your specs, my bad. Still, I do not reccomend a cheap PSU. If possible, try to return the Thermaltake for a refund and as a last resort, get one of the more powerful PSU's from Thermaltake. I've noticed that this is a European site right? Are there any other good sites around so you could maybe get a Seasonic 600W or an OCZ 600W? Or maybe triying looking for one of the Enermax Liberty's.
 

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I have been doing a little bit of research, and from reviews on Newegg.com, a 520 Watt PSU should do just fine for your setup. If you plan to do Crossfire, I may go more, but that's me. I guess here are your choices:

Antec TruePower 550W
http://www.newegg.com/Product/CustRatingReview.asp?Item=N82E16817103931

Enermax Liberty 620W
http://www.newegg.com/Product/CustRatingReview.asp?Item=N82E16817194004

Best advice: Dual 12V is good and and make sure you get a PSU with about 20 Amps on the 12V Rails to ensure stability. From the websites you have, there ain't much to choose from. Sorry I couldn't provide any more help.
 

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ive changed my order to... Thermaltake Silent PurePower 680W ATX 12V 2.0 Plus EPS 2xPCI-E 4xSATA 10x4-Pin

hope this shpuld do the trick.. :?:
 

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