Corsair Goes Head-to-Head With Silverstone With SF600 Series SFX PSUs

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eklipz330

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i've owned an hx750 for almost 7 years and it's still going strong. it was one of the first consumer psu's labeled "gold". corsair makes good stuff.
 

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i've owned an hx750 for almost 7 years and it's still going strong. it was one of the first consumer psu's labeled "gold". corsair makes good stuff.
Corsair does not make any of the PSU´s they sell so no Corsair does not make good stuff the OEM they hire does.
 
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i've owned an hx750 for almost 7 years and it's still going strong. it was one of the first consumer psu's labeled "gold". corsair makes good stuff.
Corsair does not make any of the PSU´s they sell so no Corsair does not make good stuff the OEM they hire does.[/quotemsg]And some are MUCH better than others.
My CWT 850HX is still going strong, but it has a pretty easy life(only one a few hours most days).
 
[quotemsg=17626229,0,1430238]Corsair does not make the PSU´s they sell so no they do not make good stuff the OEM´s they hire do.[/quotemsg]

Why are you repeating yourself? Though you are correct, you said this like 5 posts above :p

And to put it in my own words best, it's best to judge the hunk-ol-a metal box and what's physically inside always rather than the OEM who assembled that hunk of metal.
 
They may still be using High Power as an OEM.

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/corsair-sf600-sfx-psu,29317.html

Looking forward to some reviews.

Wow! Aris got that completely wrong in that article. I told him straight up when I talked to him that these were from Great Wall.
 
[quotemsg=17626763,0,1712875][quotemsg=17626229,0,1430238]Corsair does not make the PSU´s they sell so no they do not make good stuff the OEM´s they hire do.[/quotemsg]

Why are you repeating yourself? Though you are correct, you said this like 5 posts above :p

And to put it in my own words best, it's best to judge the hunk-ol-a metal box and what's physically inside always rather than the OEM who assembled that hunk of metal.[/quotemsg]

Because he's Shilka and he doesn't feel fulfilled unless he's trolling.
 
[quotemsg=17627531,0,35532]I am guessing it was some kind of double post issue. Having the articles linked to the forum causes some strange issues at times.

I have seen post not appear and re-posted myself in the past.[/quotemsg]

Neh, in his first post he quotes someone, in the second he does not. But this is turning into more of a discussion than it should merit.
 

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"All Japanese 105°C capacitors". they've told that lie before. a website like hardwaresecrets has to open it up to see what's actually in there
 
[quotemsg=17630376,0,1782009]"All Japanese 105°C capacitors". they've told that lie before. a website like hardwaresecrets has to open it up to see what's actually in there[/quotemsg]

No, usually it'll say "Japanese capacitors" which does not mean "all Japanese capacitors". This time it does say "all", and I expect it to be all. This is not a budget CX lineup (which never claims all Japanese anyway), these are intended to be high-end SFX units.

And Hardwaresecrets hasn't done a PSU review for 3 years.
 

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I won't believe that until I see it. they could put anything in there. they know consumers won't open it up because it will void the warranty.
 
[quotemsg=17630586,0,1782009]I won't believe that until I see it. they could put anything in there. they know consumers won't open it up because it will void the warranty. [/quotemsg]

Plus all Japanese isn't a necessity, especially in polymers. Chinese polymers will typically last longer than Japanese electrolytics.
 
[quotemsg=17630376,0,1782009]"All Japanese 105°C capacitors". they've told that lie before. a website like hardwaresecrets has to open it up to see what's actually in there[/quotemsg]

Link or it didn't happen. ;)
 

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[quotemsg=17631259,0,1712875][quotemsg=17630586,0,1782009]I won't believe that until I see it. they could put anything in there. they know consumers won't open it up because it will void the warranty. [/quotemsg]

Plus all Japanese isn't a necessity, especially in polymers. Chinese polymers will typically last longer than Japanese eelectrolytics.[/quotemsg]

apparently you know very little about electronics
 
[quotemsg=17631541,0,1782009][quotemsg=17631259,0,1712875][quotemsg=17630586,0,1782009]I won't believe that until I see it. they could put anything in there. they know consumers won't open it up because it will void the warranty. [/quotemsg]

Plus all Japanese isn't a necessity, especially in polymers. Chinese polymers will typically last longer than Japanese eelectrolytics.[/quotemsg]

apparently you know very little about electronics[/quotemsg]

When people resort to insults, I no longer argue with them, because they already lost.
 

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Great news! About to do a new build and doing small form factor this time around. Excited to see a review compared to silverstone's 600watt sfx power supply. Would be interested in seeing a tear-down comparison too.
 

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Probably a long shot, but will SilverStone's short cable set work with this Corsair SFX PSU? I'm ready to dump my SilverStone SX600 which constantly makes high-pitched and dive-bomb like noises.
 
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