500W OCZ CoreXStream Series PSU 120mm Fan 80+% Efficiency 3 Year Warranty - £31.80 Scan ebay
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The CoreXStream 500W Power Supply is ideal for mainstream desktops or home office PCs. This latest value-oriented series showcases an understated black casing and unlit fan for consumers seeking effective, quiet performance, and is built for excellent reliability at an extremely affordable price point.
Ideal for users seeking a more simplistic design, The 500W configuration provides the necessary power for mainstream systems and desktop computing setups, and even at peak loads remains virtually silent and excludes flashy LEDs, ensuring the power supply is not a distraction during your computing session.
The CoreXStream Series is kept supremely cool with a load-controlled 120mm fan to remain quiet under load, featuring up to 80% efficiency under typical load environments to remain rock solid and stable while minimizing energy usage. Built to provide sufficient output to power entry level graphics platforms with an array of connectors, the CoreXStream also features ample cable lengths for various applications and system configurations all wrapped in a flexible mesh to promote a tidy case environment.
• Dual +12V Rail
• Continuous output rated at 30°C
• 150 x 140 x 86mm (W x L x H)
• ATX12V v2.2 compliant
• Non-Modular
• 80% efficiency at typical loads
• Heavy-duty protection circuitry including over-voltage, over-power, and short circuit
• Active PFC
• ErP compliant for low power usage in standby
• 120mm temperature and load controlled fan
• MTBF: 100,000 hours
• 3-year warranty
Connectors
1 x 20+4-pin ATX
1 x 4+4-pin ESP/12V CPU
1 x 6+2-pin PCI-E
1 x 6 pin PCI-E
2 x 4-pin Peripheral
4 x 5-pin SATA
1 x FDD
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Edited By: stealthx on Sep 23, 2012 20:39
Edited By: cozmic on Sep 23, 2012 21:30
Totally disagre with that.I've had very good customer service from Scan.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B007SU2QRK/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&condition=new
amazon for £32.15 if you want a safer bet
Edited By: tipsy1973 on Sep 23, 2012 22:57
ocz or scan, surely the warranty is manufactures after a period?
For the first 12 months at least, you should be pretty much covered by Scan and their customer service is a lot better nowadays (I believe it took a fair few court cases to get there - just like with ebuyer!)
Well worth this price as the zoostorm has finally shut up!
For the first 12 months at least, you should be pretty much covered by Scan and their customer service is a lot better nowadays (I believe it took a fair few court cases to get there - just like with ebuyer!)
Mine broke and i sent it to the Netherlands as you say, however i used a courier service for around £12, and received a brand new replacement.
Have you ever been unlucky enough to use their sorry excuse of a customer service? try getting something replaced/repaired under warranty and be preapred for a long battle with these shysters.
First trick, deny it's anything to do with them, its your problem go speak with manufacturer - WRONG.
Second trick, finally agree they have a responsibilty, but refuse to replace or repair the item and offer a refund at a fraction of the original cost. £60 external HDD, offered me £34+vat. It's not just me, check out the horror stories of other failed customer service stories. Was very tempted to go to the small claims court, but they upped their offer after dozens of emails. Hassle not worth it, stick to Amazon.
Edited By: v8griff on Sep 24, 2012 09:09
Doesn't it depend on how long you have had the item? After four weeks you can't get a full refund according to the Sale of Goods Act.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/shopping/consumer-rights-refunds-exchange
Have you ever been unlucky enough to use their sorry excuse of a customer service? try getting something replaced/repaired under warranty and be preapred for a long battle with these shysters.
First trick, deny it's anything to do with them, its your problem go speak with manufacturer - WRONG.
Second trick, finally agree they have a responsibilty, but refuse to replace or repair the item and offer a refund at a fraction of the original cost. £60 external HDD, offered me £34+vat. It's not just me, check out the horror stories of other failed customer service stories. Was very tempted to go to the small claims court, but they upped their offer after dozens of emails. Hassle not worth it, stick to Amazon.
Their nickname isn't Scam for nothing.