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FSP RAIDER II 750W 80+ Silver

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1 hour ago, UNSKYLLED47 said:

I am going to power my i7-7700k, gtx1080, 16gb ram, 2hdd's and 1 ssd....

Its not the right PSU for that system.

You have the money for overpriced Intel K CPUs and nVidia High End GPU, you have the money for a PSU that's equal to your components.


SO for FSP, the lowest end product you should look at is Hydro G, NOT the GE. IIRC the Hydro X is also an option.

 

Another thing is the Warranty:
With used PSU you often/usually lose all warranty for the PSU. Some Companies offer a greatly reduced warranty. Something like 2-3 Years instead of 7-10 Years.

 

The lowest end unit I'd consider is a 550W Bitfenix Formula, be quiet Pure Power 10 or 11, also ~500W.

Hello, I would like to ask if FSP (FORTRON) psu's are any good ? I have an opportunity to buy FSP RAIDER II 750W 80+ Silver for 35€, (new costs around 90€) but it's without warranty. 

Please let me know, if you had any experience with this brand in past...

 

(This one...)

 

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fsp is a oem that also sells their PSUs themselves, like seasonic or superflower

 

there's much better than the raider, but it lacks proper reviews, so there's not that much i can tell

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FSP has good and crappy PSUs. Just like any other brand. What are you powering? Iirc, the Raider II is a low end DC-DC PSU, so you're likely better off getting a better ~€60 PSU that comes with a warranty. 

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5 minutes ago, seon123 said:

FSP has good and crappy PSUs. Just like any other brand. What are you powering? Iirc, the Raider II is a low end DC-DC PSU, so you're likely better off getting a better ~€60 PSU that comes with a warranty. 

+12V Rectification is SMD and sinked to the case

 

that's the one comment stefan gave on it a while back

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4 hours ago, seon123 said:

 Iirc, the Raider II is a low end DC-DC PSU, so you're likely better off getting a better ~€60 PSU that comes with a warranty. 

Yeah, the Raider 2.

This is the Raider, wich is a cheaper version of the Aurum.

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17 minutes ago, Stefan Payne said:

Yeah, the Raider 2.

This is the Raider, wich is a cheaper version of the Aurum.

The OP says Raider II, but the image is for the Raider I. Hm

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10 hours ago, seon123 said:

The OP says Raider II, but the image is for the Raider I. Hm

Yeah, wich kinda confused me what he was talking about...

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On 4/15/2019 at 5:09 PM, seon123 said:

FSP has good and crappy PSUs. Just like any other brand. What are you powering? Iirc, the Raider II is a low end DC-DC PSU, so you're likely better off getting a better ~€60 PSU that comes with a warranty. 

I am going to power my i7-7700k, gtx1080, 16gb ram, 2hdd's and 1 ssd....

 

 

20 hours ago, Stefan Payne said:

Yeah, the Raider 2.

This is the Raider, wich is a cheaper version of the Aurum.

 

20 hours ago, seon123 said:

The OP says Raider II, but the image is for the Raider I. Hm

Sorry, I missed a picture.... This is an actual picture of the psu from the seller...
 

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1 hour ago, UNSKYLLED47 said:

I am going to power my i7-7700k, gtx1080, 16gb ram, 2hdd's and 1 ssd....

Its not the right PSU for that system.

You have the money for overpriced Intel K CPUs and nVidia High End GPU, you have the money for a PSU that's equal to your components.


SO for FSP, the lowest end product you should look at is Hydro G, NOT the GE. IIRC the Hydro X is also an option.

 

Another thing is the Warranty:
With used PSU you often/usually lose all warranty for the PSU. Some Companies offer a greatly reduced warranty. Something like 2-3 Years instead of 7-10 Years.

 

The lowest end unit I'd consider is a 550W Bitfenix Formula, be quiet Pure Power 10 or 11, also ~500W.

"Hell is full of good meanings, but Heaven is full of good works"

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On 4/16/2019 at 7:13 PM, Stefan Payne said:

Its not the right PSU for that system.

You have the money for overpriced Intel K CPUs and nVidia High End GPU, you have the money for a PSU that's equal to your components.


SO for FSP, the lowest end product you should look at is Hydro G, NOT the GE. IIRC the Hydro X is also an option.

 

Another thing is the Warranty:
With used PSU you often/usually lose all warranty for the PSU. Some Companies offer a greatly reduced warranty. Something like 2-3 Years instead of 7-10 Years.

 

The lowest end unit I'd consider is a 550W Bitfenix Formula, be quiet Pure Power 10 or 11, also ~500W.

Yep, so I bought the Seasonic 650w 60+ gold, modular. The fsp, was stupid idea, as you said...

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1 hour ago, Apogee777 said:

i don't understand, FSP Raider has had great reviews and mine has run several upgrades without any issue.

https://www.hardwaresecrets.com/fsp-raider-650-w-power-supply-review/11/

obviously they have missed something.

one: you just revived a thread from almost a year ago

 

two: that's raider, not raider ii, which is even worse since it's group regulated, which would become clearly visible why it's not a good thing if you crossload it

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