What kind of PSU do you have?

Posted on April 12, 2003

< 200W 9 votes - 1.17%

200 - 250W 26 votes - 3.39%

250 - 300W 49 votes - 6.4%

300 - 350W 156 votes - 20.37%

350 - 400W 125 votes - 16.32%

400 - 450W 159 votes - 20.76%

450 - 500W 65 votes - 8.49%

More than 500W 115 votes - 15.01%

I don't know 62 votes - 8.09%

Total votes: 766

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Comments (4)

LSDsmurf April 13, 2003 at 12:28

At the moment I'm using the Skyhawk 400W PSU, but I also got another 400W one from a cheap brand (but it doesn't work for 100%, the 12V line is WAY to high) and a 200W one from an old pc
Anonymous June 15, 2003 at 01:01

I have TT-520 Watt and its extremely powerful and makes my computer a hall of lot more stable.
Anonymous July 21, 2003 at 00:00

I am using an Antec SL350 and have opted to place my vote in the 350-400W category (vs the 300-350 cat.). After searching several reviews about power supplies, I have learnded that a power supply's rating does not always indicate how it will perform. My SL350's preformance is outstanding and definitlely kicks out more than many 400W-rated PSUs.
1. LSDsmurf July 21, 2003 at 07:39
  
  Yes some are not rated correctly, and stable voltage lines are also very important. Best way to check this for the 12V and 5V line is with a multimeter.