I want a Seasonic S12 430W but the shop I'm buying from does not stock it. Which of the following is the quietest? (I will not be using SLI)
L&C Power Supply 500W with 2 Fan PFC Dual (ATX)(LC-B500E)
AcBel LCD Power Supply i-Plus 550W(ATX)
CoolerMaster Real Power 550W SLI Ready (ATX)
SkyHawk GM-470PC(true 470W) Max peak 540W (ATX)
SkyHawk GM-520SC(true 520W) Max peak 590W (ATX) with Audio Standby
SkyHawk GM-570PC(true 570W) Max peak 640W (ATX)
SkyHawk GM-620SC(true 620W) Max peak 690W (ATX) with Audio Standby
Vantec 350W VAN-350NP+Passive PFC
Vortex-500 (ATX) 500W
Antec ATX TrueBlue 2.0 480W
Antec ATX TruePower 2.0 550W ver2
Antec ATX TruePower 430W ver2 Instock $99.00 $109.00
Antec ATX TruePower TrueControl 550W with Fan Controler
Antec NEOPower 480 watt ATX12V
Antec Phantom 500W Hybrid Fan PSU
Antec ATX TruePower 550W(XEON)TP2-550-EPS12V ver2
Antec Neo Highly Efficient 2.2 380W
Antec Neo Highly Efficient 2.2 430W
Antec Neo Highly Efficient 2.2 500W
Antec Neo Highly Efficient 2.2 550W
SilverStone ST60F 600 Watt Power Supply, SLI ready, Titanium black
Thermaltake TR2-430W ATX Silent PSU Retail
Which PSU is quietest from this list?
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I own the 500W model, and it's really dead silent. or at least it's below the noise floor of my decoupled samsung laptop harddrive.Powersupply Antec Neo Highly Efficient 2.2 380W
Powersupply Antec Neo Highly Efficient 2.2 430W
Powersupply Antec Neo Highly Efficient 2.2 500W
Powersupply Antec Neo Highly Efficient 2.2 550W
Unless you have a power-hungry system, I'd say the Phantom would be quietest. The fan should rarely if ever come on at all.
I have bought an S430 from these guys:
http://www.pccasegear.com/category222_1.htm
I have bought an S430 from these guys:
http://www.pccasegear.com/category222_1.htm
Thx guys, but I've decided to go with the P150 with the built in Antec NeoHE, if only I can get a "fixed" unit that won't clash with my Asus board.
Was going with the P180 but got put off by a few issues: warping doors, size, weight, power cables not being long enough.
P150 fits the bill except for that bloody power supply - it could have been a great case if only they'd given us the choice to source our own PSU.
Was going with the P180 but got put off by a few issues: warping doors, size, weight, power cables not being long enough.
P150 fits the bill except for that bloody power supply - it could have been a great case if only they'd given us the choice to source our own PSU.