Good quality PSU for running PC with 3/4 GPUs.
Auckland.
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Athlonite:
Thanks for that, as the only retailer in NZ that lists the item (however not in stock) I doubt there is a high likelihood they actually have stock. Unanswered questions left on the store's FB page a year ago "are you still doing business".
I've emailed them quite recently and they emailed back the next day but I haven't actually purchased anything so unsure what they are like.
Hatch:
Athlonite:
Thanks for that, as the only retailer in NZ that lists the item (however not in stock) I doubt there is a high likelihood they actually have stock. Unanswered questions left on the store's FB page a year ago "are you still doing business".
My bad for not doing my due diligence but Pricespy is a good place to use if you want multiple choice in 1 place
Athlonite:
My bad for not doing my due diligence but Pricespy is a good place to use if you want multiple choice in 1 place
Not at all, thanks for looking. Looking for something used i.e. cheaper.
a very quick search....
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hyperman:
a very quick search....
Thanks, but "Looking for something used i.e. cheaper."
This Thermaltake from Amazon is NZ$300, new, delivered.
Watch the power cable if you get a 1000w + one, since they are dual voltage and 1000w at 100v is more than 10A they often have the big IEC inlet usually used on servers etc, which means a 15A mains cable, which means a special outlet needs to be installed or you have to go all caveman builder styles and grind the pin down to fit a normal 10A outlet.
A friend complained about that and when I had a quick look I wasnt able to find a 1200W one with a normal plug on it for sale anywhere.
richms:
Watch the power cable if you get a 1000w + one, since they are dual voltage and 1000w at 100v is more than 10A they often have the big IEC inlet usually used on servers etc, which means a 15A mains cable, which means a special outlet needs to be installed or you have to go all caveman builder styles and grind the pin down to fit a normal 10A outlet.
A friend complained about that and when I had a quick look I wasnt able to find a 1200W one with a normal plug on it for sale anywhere.
say what ? we use 240v here thus 10A been 2.4Kw AFAIK the standard US socket is rated to 20A @ 110V; 2.2Kw
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They dont make specific ones for NZ, they are rated 100-265v, so at 100v the draw is more than 10A that the normal IEC plug can take, therefore they all seem to put the 15A version on them. I did find one 1100w one with a 10A inlet but it was from some junk brand.
This is looking pretty decent for sub $300 new. Good enough to power a tri GPU setup.
Hatch:
Athlonite:
Thanks for that, as the only retailer in NZ that lists the item (however not in stock) I doubt there is a high likelihood they actually have stock. Unanswered questions left on the store's FB page a year ago "are you still doing business".
Scott over at techworld seems pretty good with me, we have passed quite a few emails over the past few weeks about an order.
I did get the impression its not his fulltime role, but certainly did go above and beyond for me.
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