Has anyone had any experience with logisys power supplies? Do you know who makes them and are they any good? I know they are cheap but that does not mean they are bad.
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Afaik they're made by Deer/L&C/Solytech or whatever name they might be operating under these days. They're rubbish.Originally posted by PeteS in CARemember that by the time consequences of a short-sighted decision are experienced, the idiot who made the bad decision may have already been promoted or moved on to a better job at another company.
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Keerda Electronics. Not the worst, but certainly not the best. Most of them are decent 300-350W Keerda units with the OPP disabled.
The 575W logisys I had actually had two 200v, 820uf UCC primary caps. Rest were BH brand. Had 30A schottky's for the 5v and 3.3v, and a 30A ultrafast for the 12v.
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Originally posted by 370forlife View PostKeerda Electronics. Not the worst, but certainly not the best. Most of them are decent 300-350W Keerda units with the OPP disabled. The 575W logisys I had actually had two 200v, 820uf UCC primary caps. Rest were BH brand. Had 30A schottky's for the 5v and 3.3v, and a 30A ultrafast for the 12v.
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Originally posted by shovenose View Poststill definitely not a 480w. more like a 250w-300w MAYBE (not even guaranteed) and even then its not gonna last long
Of course, one should also take account the other components of the psu (switching transistors, transformer size, bridge rectifier etc) to have a complete image.
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Originally posted by goodpsusearch View Post820uf primary caps = 400W
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Originally posted by shovenose View Postthats total bs. just because the primary caps are 820uf that means nothing.
Originally posted by goodpsusearch View Post
Of course, one should also take account the other components of the psu (switching transistors, transformer size, bridge rectifier etc) to have a complete image.
Originally posted by shovenose View Postthey probably took some tiny 680ufs and relabeled them.
Originally posted by shovenose View Postand that still has nothing to do with the output wattage of the psu.
Here is a rough table:
220uF ~ -200W
330uF ~ 200-250W
470uF ~ 250-300W
680uF ~ 300-350W
820uF ~ 350-400W
1000uF ~ 400-500W+
Those values are without Active PFC.
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Originally posted by Spitz View PostThey have a 480W ps with 120mm ball bearing fan, dual sata connectors and 820uf primary caps. It sure looked pretty good to me. That is why I thought I would ask about logisys.
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Originally posted by weirdlookinguy View PostMaybe if you would quit trying to pretend like you knew everything about PSUs, you might actually learn something.
seriously, shovenose, sit back and read some info. like i said earlier, find something and be good at it, then you do not have to pretend you know things; you actually know them.sigpic
(Insert witty quote here)
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