xfx psu question

[Goncalo Silva]

why my xfx 750 gold rated is like this http://cdn.agilitycms.com/xfx/MediaGroupings/292/1400789900750ts-4.jpg

and i can find this, i know the differences but do they have a different name?

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41Ok5ZtsGoL._SX300_.jpg

 

[bgunner]

Umm not to sure what the question is. Those are 2 different PSU's one is a TS series the other is a PRO series.

 

[bgunner]

Now that you edited the post the first one linked is a XFX TS series PSU. The second one you linked to is a XFX PRO series PSU so the Names would be TS or PRO.

 

[barto]

Take a picture of your PSU? Provide the link of where you purchased the PSU?

Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze are used to categorize the efficiency of the unit. It does not take into account the actual quality of the unit.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/80_Plus

 

[Goncalo Silva]

i was talking about the cable guys, in some psu only 24 pin are weird :s

 

[bgunner]

Still your question is not clear. What do you mean in some PSU's the 24 pin cable is weird? Some older PSU's had a 20 pin cable. The only difference between the two pics are that some cables are molded so that they are flat and others are covered with a braided wrap to keep them together.

Please ask a clear question so we may better help you.

vague questions make it very difficult to understand what you are trying to ask. Does what have different names?

 

[Goncalo Silva]

" flat and others are covered with a braided wrap to keep them together"
This is what i'm talking about. This differents have a name? Like XFX 750w (Flat Editon) or Xfx750w (braided wrap edition)?

My PSU came from ebay store, but when i build my friend's pc, their psu were braided wrap,. I'm sorry guys for my bad english. i just want to know the differences..

 

[bgunner]

To be honest I'm not sure there is a different name for them but the purpose is quite obvious. The flat molded wires ( I refer to them as molded because that is the process used to coat them) make it much easier to run different setts of wires across each other and not interfere with case panels being put back on. Example: the flat wires when when 2 sets are crossed over each other are thinner than the braided style crossed over each other. This you probably already know though.

Most newer PSU's (with the exception of low end and non-modular) now are coming this way from the factory because of the reason given above. If you refer to them like I do , flat molded or braided wrapped, everyone will be able to know what you are talking about.

 

[Goncalo Silva]

Thank you bro, SOLVED! btw, the machine:
http://s27.postimg.org/3rnw4mvoi/DSCF2698.jpg

 

[bgunner]

Nice. If you do not have one yet consider this for a filter for your dual 140's on the side. http://www.amazon.com/Silverstone-140mm-Filter-Magnet-FF142B/dp/B008N8GENI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1453842236&sr=8-3&keywords=silverstone+filter

This makes a huge difference in dust that enters the system from the front side of the CoolerMaster 690 II's. I speak from experience since I have the same exact case for my gaming system. I also snagged a 80x15mm fan and a filter for behind the board.

 

[Goncalo Silva]

Nice. If you do not have one yet consider this for a filter for your dual 140's on the side. http://www.amazon.com/Silverstone-140mm-Filter-Magnet-FF142B/dp/B008N8GENI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1453842236&sr=8-3&keywords=silverstone+filter

This makes a huge difference in dust that enters the system from the front side of the CoolerMaster 690 II's. I speak from experience since I have the same exact case for my gaming system. I also snagged a 80x15mm fan and a filter for behind the board.

side panel?

 

[bgunner]

Yes. The side panel that you remove to access the hardware. You have 2 X 140mm fans installed on it. These do not have filters from the factory and they suck so much air in that is not filtered it blows dust throughout the case. In your case you have the Corsair H100 or H100i, this dust can be very difficult to clean out of the radiator. These type of filters help stop this and are really easily removed for cleaning since they are just magnetically held to the side panel.