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I am looking to replace my 7 year old PSU. My case has an unusually short PSU bay and my spare RM750x v1 does not fit with all the cables attached. I am looking to get a Seasonic Focus. However I feel the prices of these things aren't right. I knew someone bought a Focus Plus Gold on sale for $50Cdn in 2018. The platinum version was also on sale for around $80Cdn. The GX-550 today on newegg costs $110 and the PX-550 costs $125. Are these scalper prices? What do these units normally go for before the shortages?

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So my friend is selling me Fujitsu D3062-A13 motherboard for cheap. I just don't know if it will work with my psu (cooler master GX550W) as fujitsu site says it uses 12V only concept power supply and I have no idea what that means. Could someone confirm if I could use it? ftp://ftp.ts.fujitsu.com/pub/mainboard-oem-sales/products/mainboards/eol/EoL_ClassicDesktop/Datasheets/D3xxx/DS_D3061-A.pdf

Thanks to @Seasonic Rep for the sample Some brief information The Seasonic Focus and Focus Plus will be replaced by 4 new focus models: The GM, GX, PX and SGX. The GM will replace the Focus, having 7 years of warranty, an 80+ gold rating and semi-modular cables. The GX will replace the Focus Plus Gold, having 10 years of warranty, an 80+ gold rating and fully modular cables. The PX will replace the Focus Plus Platinum, having 10 years of warranty, 80+ platinum rating and fully modular cables. The SGX will not replace any current focus units, but rather starting a new line as an SFX-L, having 10 years of warranty, 80+ gold rating and fully modular cables. The new units are still all single rail, which I'm personally less of a fan of, especially after 650w (which makes it less of a case here, but is applicable for other focus GX units) . This is because of the rare case that undervoltage protection would be ruled out or fail and a rail would drop down in voltage. after this wattage it's likely to burn the cables when this would happen. this is a rare, but not impossible case. External shots Bottom/label Side Back Side included cables Connectors Box Top/fan Internal shots Total view backside DC-DC section Full internal APFC side Fan close-up for fan model Performance data as we currently don't own any equipment to test PSUs on efficiency, noise and other things, I'll leave some data here from reputable reviewers about a GX based model in form of the Phanteks AMP. https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/phanteks-amp-series-550w-power-supply-review https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/phanteks-amp-series-650w-power-supply-review https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/phanteks-amp-series-750w-power-supply Other things in the box - Zipties - PSU tester (shorts 2 pins on 24-pin to turn it on) - Manual - Quick start guide - Power cable - 4 screws Cables 24 pin (Motherboard) EPS12V (CPU) PCIe power (GPU) SATA Molex 1x20+4 2x2 6+2 pin 2x 4+4 pin 10 4 (3+1 on sata cable) Power distribution +3.3v +5v +12v -12v +5vsb 20a 20a 62a 0.3a 3a 100w 100w 648w 3.6w 15w The fan The fan can be set in 2 different modes, a normal and a "hybrid" mode. This can be toggled with a button on the back, unpressed being in this hybrid mode, and pressed in a normal mode. hybrid mode keeps the fan off up to a certain load, with measurements from Seasonic having it start spinning after 30% load with 25 degrees ambient. the normal mode keeps the fan spinning at a lower rpm at this load, but not passively like the hybrid mode. I personally prefer the normal mode, as it's not noticeable over the fans in my case. The fan used here is a FDB (Fluid Dynamic Bearing). This is is a Hong Hua HA1225H12F-Z, rated for 2200 rpm at 12v 0.58a. Personal notes - When installing the PSU in my masterbox 5 lite rgb, i found the 8 pin EPS a bit on the short side, as i could barely reach it on my motherboard. I had to take my cooler out to properly install it. - Most of the cables aren't sleeved, which some might prefer - A 3x SATA cable would've been easier to manage in my case, from experience with the CX550m - The tester is a nice touch - you can't easily dust out the PSU, since the top has to be fully taken off to remove the fan Final Verdict + silent at lower loads (meets blue color requirements as of revision 13.0) + pretty looking + fully modular + choice between semi-passive or always-spinning fan + wide range of cables for a 650w unit + stays well within ATX specification 2.52 (as per measurements by Aris) - doesn't meet 2% low-load requirements (as per measurements by Aris) - doesn't meet gilding requirements (as of revision 13.0) - 8 pin EPS could've been a little longer ? 2x8 pin EPS ? protections set ~140%, but regulation stays fine within it (as per measurements by Aris) ? single rail without options to set multi-rail link to mentioned products: https://seasonic.com/focus-gx https://seasonic.com/focus-px https://seasonic.com/focus-gm https://seasonic.com/focus-plus-gold https://seasonic.com/focus-gold

I want a 650w/750w power supply but I don't know what to choose. The seasonic or the corsair? They are both £100. And I want more watts than needed for future upgrades. Here are the links: RM650 - https://www.scan.co.uk/products/650w-corsair-rm-series-rm650-2019-full-modular-80-plus-gold-sli-crossfire-single-rail-54a-140mm-fan GX750 - https://www.scan.co.uk/products/750w-seasonic-focus-gx-750-80plus-gold-single-rail-fully-modular-62a-120mm-fan-atx-psu

Hey guys, so I'm facing this problem when I mounted the ssd on antec gx505 it does not fit appropriately I have some pictures for reference here . As you can see(which you probably can't my bad I suck at shooting photos) the ssd in a bit slanted and to the left and it worries me that it will damage the component or not.

GPUs I found in the trash: *ATI Radeon 9600XT *Nvidia GeForce4 MX440 *S3 Virge/GX Please note that Linux uses OpenGL which means DirectX version is not a issue! (find a usable driver could be...)

Well, i'm planning to change my mouse due to tracking problems (i've tried everything to fix that... but the mouse continues to troll me every once in a while) I have my eyes on two mice that fit my 60 dollars budget (i'm using US sites as reference, because both mice are available here in argentina) The Logitech G400s, and the GX Deathtaker which one should i get? they're both ergonomical.. but.. i don't know how good the "laser" is on the GX deathtaker...compared to the mouse previously mentioned.. any advice / feedback will be appreciated... in case you guys have some extra choices to look up, let me know in the comments See you on the WAN show chat..or somewhere around the universe have a pleasant day p.d. i play a lot of Osu!.. so that's one of the reasons why i want to get myself a comfortable mouse... i'm not buying a tablet.. because they're way too expensive..

HELLO i want buy a headphones razer or gx but i don't know what is perfect one i buy:RAZER ELECTRA GAMING ? http://assets.razerzone.com/eeimages/products/16/razer-electra.png OR I BUY:RAZER KRAKEN NEON ? http://www.computeralliance.com.au/InventoryImages/12241.jpg OR I BUY:Turtle Beach Ear Force PX22 Gaming Headset ? http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51HJINvtFoL._SY300_.jpg OR I BUY:playstation 4 officially licensed premium stero gaming headset ? http://www.ps4accessories.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/premium-wireless-headset-ps4-4gamers.jpg OR I BUY:GX CAVIMANUS VIRTUSAL 7.1 CHANNEL GAMING HEADSET ? http://img.misco.eu/Resources/images/Modules/InformationBlocks/1210/GIS/GIS-1/192398-Genius-GX-Gaming-Cavimanus-HS-G700V-virtual-7-1-channel-gaming-USB-head-jo.jpg THAT IT I KNOW I KNOW IT A LONG STORY BUT I JUST WANT FROM THOSE HEADSET OR HEADPHONES PERFECT ONE (FOR GAMING)