CX vs Integra

[STRMfrmXMN]

3 hours ago, herman mcpootis said:

the silver ones(CX x50M) are good units, based on the seasonic s12ii, without the 30 degree capacitator issue and with a 5 year warranty. i think i'll pick the CX550M.

Definitely not based on the S12 but I'm sure somebody pointed that out somewhere.

 

4 hours ago, Windows10Home said:

I wondered what is best, the CX550M or the Fractal Integra M 550W. I know that CX is known to be bad, but the 550M has a different color on it's logo. It's silver, not green. So what do you think?

I'd go for whichever is cheaper but I believe the CX is a better unit.

[Herman Mcpootis]

7 hours ago, STRMfrmXMN said:

Definitely not based on the S12 but I'm sure somebody pointed that out somewhere.

I got it mixed up with one of the posts, the 'difference between cx grey and cx green post' from a weeek ago. Mistook your 'like a seasonic s12' as 'based on seasonic s12'

[flibberdipper]

11 hours ago, Windows10Home said:

Isn't it better just to go with a 650W since it has 100W more. What if I make a new computer with 2 GPU's?

It wouldn't hurt.

[SLIClocker]

19 hours ago, HKZeroFive said:

Eh, I'm all up for a dual-GPU card from NVIDIA but something tells me they won't do it for Pascal.

Of course Pascal cards are not going to have a dual chip video card, They did not do it with Maxwell or Kepler so why the hell would anyone think that they would do it with pascal?.

[HKZeroFive]

37 minutes ago, SLIClocker said:

Of course Pascal cards are not going to have a dual chip video card, They did not do it with Maxwell or Kepler so why the hell would anyone think that they would do it with pascal?.

Titan Z is two Kepler GPUs...