[QUOTE=HolyCrapAWalrus;40381335]only disagreeing with "keep it corsair or seasonic"
Silverstone, Enermax, OCZ/PC Power and Cooling, Rosewill, some FSP, some Thermaltake, Antec, some Cougar, EVGA, Fractal Design, and NZXT. That's just off the top of my head. Most of these will have higher quality units or a better value.[/QUOTE]
Newer Seasonic PSUs have incredibly nice ripple suppression, though and are in general pretty much the best units on the market.
[QUOTE=GoDong-DK;40381675]Newer Seasonic PSUs have incredibly ripple suppression, though and are in general pretty much the best units on the market.[/QUOTE]
But they're very very very far from the only brand to choose from for reliable power supplies. Most half decent power supplies don't have much of a problem with ripple anyways. The NZXT Hale90 V2 series has as low ripple levels as the Seasonic X series and you can get the Hale90 850W for only $30 more than the Seasonic X650.
[QUOTE=Winner;40354159]Do you know how nice it is to have your computer boot up in 20 seconds
Well worth a 32GB SSD[/QUOTE]
20 seconds?
My buddies computer boots up in less than 8
[QUOTE=redBadger;40382169]20 seconds?
My buddies computer boots up in less than 8[/QUOTE]
same with my friend on his SSD, wish I had Windows 8
[QUOTE=HolyCrapAWalrus;40381952]But they're very very very far from the only brand to choose from for reliable power supplies. Most half decent power supplies don't have much of a problem with ripple anyways. The NZXT Hale90 V2 series has as low ripple levels as the Seasonic X series and you can get the Hale90 850W for only $30 more than the Seasonic X650.[/QUOTE]
Didn't argue that other brands were bad, just that Seasonic has put out some great units lately.
[QUOTE=altern;40372135]My pc boots in 26 seconds (just timed it for you) with a 7200 rpm hdd. Welcome to windows 8[/QUOTE]
I get similar performance with a Q6600, and a 7200 rpm drive from ~2006.
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