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.
Logisys Power Supplies
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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.Comment
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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.Comment
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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.Comment
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Completely irrelevant to what I said.
The capacity of the input caps has nothing to do with how many watts the psu can do?
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.Comment
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Post internal pics if you can. If I recall a member here had a 480W logisys with the 120mm fan that was pretty poor internally.Comment
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all the logisys units i have seen were pure shit.avoid.
we get dood to door salesmen hawking this junk often.
i took one apart in front of him last time and showed why it was junk.he then told me these units have a very high return rate.iirc it was a "580w"Comment
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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
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