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rroth@dwave.net
08-31-2001, 08:22 PM
I am wondering how many people are having problems with power supplies made in China. I have had two of them fail thus far.
RRoth
One for me...(actually just the fan)
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mjc
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kenja
08-31-2001, 11:51 PM
Three Antecs, a Leadman, a Mitac, and an Enlight have been running OK for me.
[This message has been edited by kenja (edited 08-31-2001).]
Antec, Enlight...have good quality control...the one I had my problem with was whatever generic one HP puts in....
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mjc
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Celts are the men that heaven made mad, For all their battles are merry and their songs are all sad.
Gun Control...hitting what you aim at!
kenja
09-01-2001, 02:53 AM
Off-topic note about Enlight: I recently bought their EN-72370X3 mid-tower from newegg. Good quality PSU (AMD rated up to 1.2GHz), but I was disappointed with the case.
The case fan is noisy, I installed an Antec instead. The rails for the 5.25" drives allow movement in all directions; I resorted to lashing the drives together with ty-wraps.
The most annoying thing was the tapped (sort of) holes for the I/O boards, they needed a 6-32 tap run through them to make them usable. No clearance for a tap handle, so I used a 4" adjustable wrench.
Also annoying is the requirement to remove the front bezel to get inside the case; it's a stiff latch, and the ears on top make a sickening "crack" as you swing the thing up.
Paul Komski
10-13-2001, 02:08 PM
I bought a 2nd hand Tatung pc (both it and the power supply made in Taiwan) and not only has the power supply blown twice in 12months but also the retailers have a whole batch of them waiting for replacement power supplies. I have been waiting nearly 2months for a replacement !! so something is wrong somewhere.
Originally posted by rroth@dwave.net:
I am wondering how many people are having problems with power supplies made in China. I have had two of them fail thus far.
RRoth
[This message has been edited by Paul Komski (edited 10-13-2001).]
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