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It's getting to the point where I don't want to press my luck with my power supply. it came with my case, and i've had it running for 5 months, no problems. But it's inefficient. A PFC ~60%, and it's weak, 300w.

From the wall my system pulls around 220w with my OCed 3570k and AMD 7770, so i don't need much more wattage than that, however I want a higher quality power supply. It's a Topower SFX300w.

 

Note, I said SFX, as in SFX12V specification. Regular power supplies are too large. 

Also, my budget is ~$50 if possible. I know the Silverstone 450w 80+ and 80+ Gold Modular power supplies are out there, however they're too rich for my blood.

 

Any suggestions?

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SilverStone strider series... SFX... and modular

 

http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=253

 

and you can also get a short cable kit for them as well...

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Sorry - this is the modular one...

 

http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=342&area=en

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Note, I said SFX, as in SFX12V specification. Regular power supplies are too large. 

Also, my budget is ~$50 if possible. I know the Silverstone 450w 80+ and 80+ Gold Modular power supplies are out there, however they're too rich for my blood.

 

 

SilverStone strider series... SFX... and modular

 

http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=253

 

and you can also get a short cable kit for them as well...

Hehe yeah i know of that power supply however it's a little too pricy. =\ I was hoping someone knows if an alternative that aren't on the four major US Estores (NCIX, Newegg, Tigerdirect, Amazon).

 

Thank you though for your response, I appreciate it!!

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Hehe yeah i know of that power supply however it's a little too pricy. =\ I was hoping someone knows if an alternative that aren't on the four major US Estores (NCIX, Newegg, Tigerdirect, Amazon).

 

Thank you though for your response, I appreciate it!!

Looking through Pcpartpicker, SFX psus aren't too popular in general: http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/power-supply/#sort=a7&t=10

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