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FX-Fragger July 16th, 2005 02:09 AM

New 1000W PSU on the way?
 
I heard a company from Korea called K'onsue has just made a powersupply with 1,700 watts... the msrp will only be like $100 he said and it will work with all current ATX casses and most mobos. The guy who told me this (he said he worked for the a Chinese division of the company) said that it should hit retail within 6 to 12 months... as long as there are no hitches that the USA will see it VERY soon...

hopefully this guy was not pulling my leg, but he sounded really cool and I hope this will come true Very soon.

Fingers crossed???? any thoughts... do you think this is possible????

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*The.Doctor July 16th, 2005 02:19 AM

Re: New 1,000 WATT PSU on the way!!!!!!!??????? what do you think, is this BS or good?
 
1,700 Watts for only $100? Hmmm, that sounds odd to me.....

Either way, why the hell would you need that much power?

beef flaps July 16th, 2005 02:22 AM

Re: New 1,000 WATT PSU on the way!!!!!!!??????? what do you think, is this BS or good?
 
Sounds cheap and you will never need that much power unless you plan on running subs and pre amps in your case.

Agent_0range July 16th, 2005 02:27 AM

Re: New 1,000 WATT PSU on the way!!!!!!!??????? what do you think, is this BS or good?
 
...and an SLI rig.

What is the point when 400-500W is plenty enough?

Dragokatzov July 16th, 2005 04:18 AM

Re: New 1,000 WATT PSU on the way!!!!!!!??????? what do you think, is this BS or good?
 
thats cool. however, 1,000 watt PSU is over kill, currently no need for for that much power

Pethegreat July 16th, 2005 07:04 AM

Re: New 1000W PSU on the way?
 
Hey, I will get one just to brag about it. My PSU has twice the power of an alienware!

Is it good quality though?

C38368 July 16th, 2005 08:30 AM

Re: New 1000W PSU on the way?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pethegreat™
Is it good quality though?

1700W for $100? What do you think?

What's the power correction factor? How's the efficiency graph look?
Considering that most top-end systems (running SLI with inordinate amount of 10 or 15k drives in RAID arrays, etc) may flirt with consumption levels of about 400W, there is absolutely no point in buying a 1700W PSU unless you've got an 8-way SPARC box sitting behind you.

morgster July 16th, 2005 08:35 AM

Re: New 1000W PSU on the way?
 
Thats too much. :wtf:

Deimos July 16th, 2005 08:58 AM

Re: New 1000W PSU on the way?
 
500W is just fine for me. Plenty to last for the years to come. Maybe all the lights on a person's computer will be too bright to bear when this PSU is installed. :lol:

carl4286 July 16th, 2005 12:59 PM

Re: New 1000W PSU on the way?
 
Im running an overclocked 6800GT, a 3500+, a gig of Corsair XMS, about 9 fans, and a WD 36.7 GB raptor off of a proprietary Shuttle (very crappy) 350 watt power supply, and I have never had any power consuption problems.

1700 watts is crazy overkill, unless your running a water cooled, quad xeon system with a 6800Ultra (uses more power than a 7800GTX), about 16GB's of RAM, 15 or so 15K rpm SCSI hard drives, and as many CD drives as the case will fit. Then, I can see the system hitting 600 watts max (the quad xeons alone use close to 400).

megazero July 16th, 2005 01:39 PM

Re: New 1000W PSU on the way?
 
i been using a 650watt psu for years and it only cost me $30:)

*The.Doctor July 16th, 2005 01:46 PM

Re: New 1000W PSU on the way?
 
I bet it can probably only push 1700W for only maybe a second or two, or just barely long enough to be rated at that. and for $100 i would stay away from that thing, the quality has to be horrible, seeing as some good 350-400W PSU's cost more than that.


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