Best PSU possible - 4x 12V rails if poss

[Agent WD40]

Hi Guys,

I'm looking at a new PSU. I currently have an Enermax Noise Taker 600W and I feel that I need more stable power.

Budget isn't an issue on this one, can be either £80 - £200. I'm not fussed I just want the best for my PC.

I'm wanting 4x 12V rails with a good amount of amperage going through them but it has to be efficient. As in the range of about 85% efficacy at full load.

My system is in my sag so please let me know which is going to be best.

Many thanks,

Agent.

 

[Agent WD40]

Hi Guys,

thanks for all of your replies.

I'm just after a PSU which will be very stable and not have too much "wobble" when at load and hence resulting in a more stable clock.

My system does drain a lot of power so I'm really after a strong, reliable and highly efficient PSU.

Any suggestions?

 

[Agent WD40]

PCP&C Turbo-Cool 1KW is the best PSU i know of, fraid your looking at a bit more than 200 for it though, still you did say money is no object.

• 1000W continuous and 1100W peak power
• NVIDIA® SLI™ READY component
• +12VDC Rails Total 66A (70A Peak)
• Extended ATX form factor fits most std cases
• High-efficiency design (85%) with .99 PFC
• Amazingly quiet!!
• Dual PCI Express video power connectors
• 15 drive connectors (6 SATA, 8 Molex, 1 mini)
• The industry's strongest warranty (5 years)

unlikely with your rig youl be anywhere near 1000w so wont have the full 85% efficiency though.

Uses 3 +12 V rails, two with 16A and one with 36 A which is 66A but has 70A peak rating.

I knew it sounded too perfect! I can't find any one in the UK who sells then!!

Oh well. Looks like the hunt continues..

Agent.

 

[Agent WD40]

there is a place in the uk but alas its a competitor and the psu is £350. If you are only using 1.4v on the cpu why do you need so much power??? I think those psu's are pretty damn noisey too.

UI'm wanting all that power for stability. I dont know why but of late i've become more and more worried about my CPU and how much its throwing out.

Yes I know I have a good PSU and yes it will probably last for years to come but I want to make sure that my system is going to last a while into the future with the PSU.

The idea of 4 12V rails does intreeg me a lot. I just souns sexeh tbh...

Agent.