Topic: [WTS] 1200W PSU (Read 1104 times)
Bump.
USA or Europe?
USA but I don't mind shipping internationally if the buyer is willing to pay the extra shipping costs.
USA or Europe?
Bump.
Price drop.
Have one left now.
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Bump. Added a few of my Antec PSUs to the OP.
So at the risk of sounding silly, what could I put in here for proc?
Do you have a suggestion, what were you using?
Do you have a suggestion, what were you using?
Any Sandy Bridge processor. I was using a Celeron G540 for a while until I switched it out to a Core i3-2100. I also had used a i5-2500k for a brief time when I didn't have any other LGA 1155 processors available.
So at the risk of sounding silly, what could I put in here for proc?
Do you have a suggestion, what were you using?
Do you have a suggestion, what were you using?
Bump. Drop prices a tad.
I do want to emphasize that these board do not support Ivy Bridge processors
Power supplies
Antec TPQ-1200 OC -- $135
Little usage (~500W). It's 80+ Silver, partially modular, has plenty of PCIe connectors, and can do more than 1200W from a few reviews I've seen. All of the modular cables and AC cable will be included. I don't have the retail packaging.
http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page28152.htm
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Prices include shipping for US50. I don't mind shipping internationally but it will cost extra.
Antec TPQ-1200 OC -- $135
Little usage (~500W). It's 80+ Silver, partially modular, has plenty of PCIe connectors, and can do more than 1200W from a few reviews I've seen. All of the modular cables and AC cable will be included. I don't have the retail packaging.
http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page28152.htm
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Prices include shipping for US50. I don't mind shipping internationally but it will cost extra.
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