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my super flower 650w gold modular keep blinking the mb rgb and usb peripherials, it happens with the back switch turned off, like it should cut eletricity with switch in off position right? (i've already returned one cause of this, the second is the same wtf), it never happened with my old evga 600b

First, I need a 1000w psu because I need to future proof my system. Here are some of them that I converted the price from Malaysia. Super Flower Leadex Platinum SE 1000W = $155 Fsp Hydro G Pro 1000w Gold = $165 Super Flower Leadex V Pro Gold 1000w = $192

Almost my pc already upgraded Spec: R5 3600 B450m mortar max Gtx 1080 16gb vengeance pro rgb ( 2x8gb 3600mhz manual 1.3v 3600mhz) 850w +80 gold super flower 500gb nvme 4tb + 1tb hdd Idk what to do because always shutdown and restart when playing the game . It nothing happen when i doing work or software coding for 4 hour. PSU already upgraded 2 day ago I already check ram oc the temp high 58 then setting non-rgb it still shutdown Changing psu 500w to 850w From overclock cpu change to stock ghz Gtx 1080 not overclock because it already beast Motherboard already set default and pull out cmos battery 10 minutes Can someone know anything to troubleshoot pc

what i know super flower (LEADEX III Gold 750W) has the best component inside it and it top tier power supply but it only provide 5 year warranty! but with the cooler master it provide 10 year warranty and it (v750 gold v2)

Hey everyone, I'm working on a new build but I've reached a roadblock in deciding on which PSU is most suitable for it. The components I've decided on so far being CPU: Intel Core i5-12400F Motherboard: MSI B660M Mortar DDR4 RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro SL 2x8GB 3600Mhz GPU: GTX 1660 Super (to be carried over from current PC) My PSU choices are split between Cooler Master G700 Gold, MWE Bronze V2 230V 700W, Seasonic Core GX-650, SF Legion HX Gold 650W I'm aware the wattage is more than enough for my 1660S but I'd like to keep the PSU for the long term when I plan to upgrade a few years down the road. I have my eyes on the 3060/3060Ti but unfortunately I don't see that happening so soon. So with that upgrade goal in mind, which PSU between the four would you guys think would be the best choice? Thanks in advance.

Can’t decide between two 1000W PSU's for RTX 3080 and i7-12700k (want to upgrade to RTX 4080-90 and i9-****K later): - Super Flower Leadex SE Platinum, 1000W ATX Platinum SF-1000F14MP; - Chieftec CHIEFTRONIC PowerPlay 1050W Platinum GPU-1050FC. (There is no Seasonic in my country) Both are tier A according to psucultists tier list and sold for approximately the same price in my country. So I need a high quality PSU which can filter out RTX3xxx and RTX4xxx transient spikes without shutdown issues. Which one should I choose? P.S. I don’t think I really care about PSU fan’s sound but it shouldn't be annoying. I've found some reviews where users state that Super Flower one can make annoying noise, but haven't found any info about Chieftec's fan.

https://openpinoy.com/shop/step1.php?number=15489&scode_mode=&sc_code=C20080719031842&sm_cdoe=M20150426022406 its super sketchy. I created this for info only because im not gonna buy it. I doubt it is good given the price (under $20? X for doubt) what i want to know how "good" is this lmao

Hi! I want to do a custom loop with my i5 2500k@5ghz 1.4v and r9 290@1200/1500mhz 1.1v. I calculated with outervision everything (even the pump) with cpu at 100% tdp and it said 650W and recommends 700W. I fonun a really good deal on Super Flower Leadex 650W Silver. It's a very good power supply, it has been reviewed by some guys who writes trusted reviews since 2005 and it has been bought more than 100 times from a site in my country. EVGA uses Super Flower in their b3 series, so another sign to trust Super Flower. Does it have enough watts?

So I got a new pc like a month ago and I haven't had any problems with it but I did notice the sound my PSU makes when my PC isn't turned on.I just want to know if it is normal because I'm a little concerned. you can hear it here : it isn't very loud so turn the volume up

Hello there. I am about to build my first pc, have already ordered all the parts, but I am having difficulty trying to figure out how to install the fans, so that I can control their rpms and colour via the motherboard's software (Mystic Light it's called I guess). Case: Zalman Z7 Neo (manual on same page) PSU: Super Flower Leadex III 650W Gold (can't find a manual online, but a review with images here) Motherboard: MSI B450 Tomahawk Max (manual here) CPU: Ryzen 5 2600X and will use the stock cooler (Wraith Spire). The case comes with 4 fans (3 rgb at the front, 1 rgb at the back) and I bought 2 more rgb fans for Top. It also has a preinstalled rgb led controller (if you scroll down in the manufacturer's page you'll see it). There are also some reviews of the case on youtube, here (russian), here (russian) and here (german). So, what am I supposed to do?

Hey LTTForum Currently sitting on an EVGA 600BQ and was wondering if anyone was using a Super Flower Golden King 550W? Reason for me asking this is that I can't find other reviews than some from 2011/2012~ and I've just started casually mining on my 1080ti every now and then when I don't use the PC so I was thinking of upgrading the PSU efficiency But won't put money where I have no clue if they're of decent quality or not. But at the same time, been 6-7 years since 2011/2012 and maybe the EVGA one is on par with the Super Flower GK with today's tech? Or am I wrong? -Sid.

Hello, I'm building a 4k gaming rig and through out the years I've looked around here and there about components temperatures, but those are kinda all over the place. So hopefully you guys can provide a more solid indication as to what to expect on the average, what's safe and what's not/max. Please post the temperature in Celsius, I'm aware that the case is way too small but here's hoping the air flow will counter and/or be sufficient. So now on to the rig itself: NZXT H440 [mid-tower, silent, isolated] NZXT Kraken x61 AIO (replacing fans with http://www.aerocool.us/accessory/shark_r14.html, for the led/test it out) Titan X 2-Way SLI (EVGA SClocked) Intel 5930k CPU Super Flower 1200w platinum PSU 2x 7200rpm HGST 4TB HDD's Intel 750 series PCIe SSD G.Skill 32GB DDR4 X-Fi Titanium HD soundcard Asus Rampage V Extreme/U3.1 mobo Fan setup: Front / intake: 3x 120mm CM xtraflo http://www.coolermaster.com/cooling/case-fan/xtraflo-120-red/ Top, blowing out of the case: 2x 140mm Aerocool on the radiator http://www.aerocool.us/accessory/shark_r14.html Rear: blowing out of the case: 1x 140mm " Arctic MX-4 cooling paste and last but not least the mainboard, Rampage V Extreme/U3.1 Ok so now that the main components are known (if not all, the important ones at least), I'd like to know what the average temperatures one is to expect. It would be particularly handy if H440 owners give input, but a general idea would be most welcome as well. Basically I'll be gaming at 4k / comp will be under full load for most of the time, let's just say that. So for the CPU, GPU and RAM what would be normal temperatures and what would be the maximum in a general sense without frying the parts? I do plan on OCing the above three mentioned components so I'd like to know what's safe and what not temp not to cross. As for OC-ing I'm hoping for 4.5GHz on the CPU and some decent gain on the GPU's. For the RAM itself I'm aiming for 300-400MHz gain (from the 3000MHz default), all in all not super crazy OC's by today's standards. So yeah...min and max temp in Celsius please.

My build will be: FX8320(OC) with phanteks PH14T cooler; R9 290 (non ref when it comes out); 4x8gb 1866 Vengence LP; OCZ vector 3 120gb + 2x2 wd green in mirror; m5a99x evo r2.0 so which psu to get for this amount of money? Seasonic ss-660XP2 ~145 euro Super Flower Golden KING PRO SF-600P14PE ~ 133 euro ENERMAX Platimax 600W 142 euro or any other PSU u have exp with... And on a side note; will my UPS cause any interfierence with the PSU's? its an old mustek powermust 1000 offline. Just changed the batteries on it cuz its old

Budget (including currency): 1500-3000 Country: USA Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: CSGO, Tarkov, PUBG, 3D modeling. Other details I will buy the new ryzen 7 or 9. PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU AMD Ryzen 7 3800X 3.9 GHz 8-Core Processor $339.99 @ Amazon CPU Cooler ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 280 72.8 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler $89.90 Motherboard MSI MAG B550M MORTAR WIFI Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard $169.99 @ Amazon Memory G.Skill Trident Z RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3600 CL16 Memory Purchased For $229.99 Storage Gigabyte AORUS NVMe Gen4 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive Purchased For $168.00 Video Card Asus GeForce RTX 3080 10 GB TUF GAMING Video Card Case NZXT S340 Elite ATX Mid Tower Case Purchased For $69.00 Power Supply SeaSonic PRIME Titanium 750 W 80+ Titanium Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply Purchased For $204.90 Monitor Samsung Odyssey G7 27.0" 2560x1440 240 Hz Monitor $699.99 @ B&H Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts Total $1971.76 Generated by PCPartPicker 2020-10-24 09:20 EDT-0400 I can't decide which PSU to choose. I will buy seasonic/Super flower and platinum/titanium. the max power peak would be less than 600w so 750 will be overkill already. (edit: PSU purchased) I will overclock my memory and cpu and probably gpu. What would you concider to be best mobo at price range $100-200. And the 3080 will be tuf OC or big navi, we'll see.

So i have a build that i plan on buying but i still dont know what psu to buy chose i dont want my 1300$ pc just to burn because of a bad psuthis is the build:Intel i7-7700kCooler Master - Seidon 240V Liquid AIOGigabyte GA-Z270X ultra gaming ATXCorsair Vengeance LPX 16(2x8) 2666 mhz Seagate - Barracuda 3TB 3.5" 7200RPM Gigabyte GTX 1060 9GBPS Aorus editionIll probably buy the Thermaltake view 31 TG RGB caseSo i only need the psuI was thinking of maybe buying : Fotron Hyper 700w M or maybe a 600w Super flower golden green 650w 80+ gold / 750w 80+ goldFortron napajanje Raider S PSU 750W,80+ SILVERbecause ill probably OC i was thinking buying like 650+ or 700w PSUbut im still new to pcs and still learning so i just need some help with choosing the right PSu

I did a search and nothing came up so here goes: Super Flower extends warranties on all of their PSUs up to five years, yes, FIVE years. http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Super-Flower-PSU-Warranty,23329.html