Looks like a decent PSU but still I would never buy Enermax cos they use that god damn ugly sleeving.

I have the Dark Power Pro 650W, quiet & does what I want it to.

Gives great peace of mind knowing that's powering my system

Originally Posted by The boy 4rm oz
Looks like a decent PSU but still I would never buy Enermax cos they use that god damn ugly sleeving.

I've never had a problem with the sleeving. Out of all the ugly colouration hardware manufactures use on their products this has to be one of the less offensive cases.

620w psu with 4 6pin connectors? thats a first. Nice psu.

Originally Posted by Cobalt

I've never had a problem with the sleeving. Out of all the ugly colouration hardware manufactures use on their products this has to be one of the less offensive cases.

You seriously think that yellow/white and black striped sleeving is attractive? Reminds me of that old school cloth sleeving they used to use on cords, yuck.

I like the word eco in the title, too bad it's not eco friendly to my wallet!! enermax stuff are sooooooo overpriced, and I thought corsair were overpriced >:(

For that price I'd get the corsair TX750 which is single rail + gives 720w on the 12v rail =\

Originally Posted by storm20200
I like the word eco in the title, too bad it's not eco friendly to my wallet!! enermax stuff are sooooooo overpriced, and I thought corsair were overpriced >:(

For that price I'd get the corsair TX750 which is single rail + gives 720w on the 12v rail =\

But it's not modular, and if you need 720W, why buy a 620W?

Originally Posted by Bindibadgi

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Originally Posted by storm20200
I like the word eco in the title, too bad it's not eco friendly to my wallet!! enermax stuff are sooooooo overpriced, and I thought corsair were overpriced >:(

For that price I'd get the corsair TX750 which is single rail + gives 720w on the 12v rail =\

But it's not modular, and if you need 720W, why buy a 620W?

I think modular is very over rated, what's wrong with shoving the extra cables in the HDD cages or DVD bays. I've nothing against modular, I'm a HX450 user and before you ask why I got it when I say it's over rated it's because it was £1 more expensive than the VX on scan :P

I'd buy the corsair because I'd get a bigger power rating for the same price which would give me greater upgrade-ability and more piece of mind, I know it would take a 4-way crossfire or 4-way SLI setup to utilize that much power but at least I'd have it :)

EDIT: I know more cables restrict airflow but let's be honest, people that buy 620w power supplies aren't going to have a bog standard case with bad airflow, If you've got a big side fan to provide cold air to your hottest components then restricting the air of your front fans isn't going to make much difference.

Oh yeah I'm saying this on the basis of the PSU getting cold air from outside the case (HAF932 owner here) so I don't think about the front fans cooling my PSU ^_^

I like modular cos I hate bundeling cables and stuffing them into places, messy and visually unappealing, however I am one to believe cables can be made to be art under the right circumstances.

good lord they really half-assed it on those sleeves. pitty. but the 4 6+2 pci-e connectors give it some viability. know of any other quality modular psu in that price range with that many? anyone know who makes seventeam?

Sleeving = fail
Performance = not too amazing
Price = £10 less and it would be way more tempting