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Broken In
Join Date: Dec 2007
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can it work with my home inverter?? ((it gives backup to system but restarts when monitor is switched on/laptops work fine....n' no instant back up as light goes off pc restarts )) |
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Bond, Desi Bond!
Join Date: Oct 2007
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1) Reliable
2) Great support infrastructure 3) price for a 650VA should be around 3.2k Don't go for those iballs and mercurys for UPS. they suck and very soon you will see issues (battery of power switching)
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Join Date: May 2008
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APC..is great...was using a 650VA before, just got a 1100VA. Excellent.
650VA even has monitoring software via USB connection.
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a.k.a VipER
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: New Bombay
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I used to use APC until now, the only problem with it is that its costly. I bought my new computer and now I'm using I-ball. It works great and its cheap as well compared to APC.
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Core i7 (nehalem) Owner
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Mumbai
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APC all the way,
i hv 2 UPS from APC (APC BACK UPS ES500 and APC SMART UPS SUA 1500i) , go with APC for complete peace of mind dude.. its worth tat extra bucks..
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damnbadman666
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Coimbatore
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In The Zone
Join Date: Jun 2008
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I've been recommending Microtek Double Battery to all my friends. And i like that very much. It has got long time backup.
Tested: D930 processor + 945GNTL + samsung 173N (17" flat) + fifa game running on demo --> lasted for more than 30 mins on that battery. I'm using the 800va i guess - u might opt for a lower one if ur pc is budget one with lower end video cards. Of course, I've got some problems with it. 1) A brand new microtek UPS didn't give backup; It restarts the PC when there is a sudden power change. But if it is switched off, it'll work. I got it replaced. 2) The replaced one (after about an year) is giving the same problem again. Its not able to withstand the power requirements of my PC. I 'll replace it soon . . .
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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damnbadman666
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Coimbatore
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I used Microtek 800VA double power its good , but when u update the PSU with Active PFC then the uPS is waste !!
Try to Get APC which is really good !!
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Apprentice
Join Date: Oct 2006
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[QUOTE=damngoodman999;1138150]I used Microtek 800VA double power its good , but when u update the PSU with Active PFC then the uPS is waste !!QUOTE]
Could you elaborate on that because recently i bought Cooler master Real Power Pro 660 W . It has active PFC. |
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Core i7 (nehalem) Owner
Join Date: Jan 2005
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an ACTIVE PFC PSU needs (and its is a must) a PURE SINE WAVE UPS.. APC's SMART UPS range of UPSes are pure sine wave UPS and ideal for ACTIVE PFC PSUes.. but... PURE SINE WAVE UPSes are way too costly than normal (Stepped/modified) sine wave UPSes and it is NOT recommended to use a stepped/modified sine wave ups for a ACTIVE PFC PSU as in future it will cause: mobo unstability, "hiss..ss..ing" noises from the PSU (as if the psu is not able to draw full power), system unstability issues.. ------------------- Cheers n e-peace....
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damnbadman666
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Coimbatore
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U can use Square wave UPS also but u need sufficient watts to draw power from the UPS also better backup , Iam using APC1100va which is not Sine wave but the buzz sound comes but nothing problem , all u need is enough power
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Core i7 (nehalem) Owner
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^^
yup agreed.. the hissing noise or any other problem are jus some of the problems faced by users adn its not fixed on all PCs.. hope u got the point..
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damnbadman666
Join Date: Nov 2008
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Corsair support had told me its a Coil buzz , no need to worry about anything !!
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^^
ooh isee.. offtopic: see my rigs (yup, u read it right) in the SHOWOFF thread..
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Core i7 (nehalem) Owner
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^^
i think it will cost u near about 7.5-8K
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: New Delhi
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i get the same... worried now..for like 4-5 seconds..when I power it on...!
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damnbadman666
Join Date: Nov 2008
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^^ Its nothing !! corsair dint not recommend to use sine wave with their PSu , though the PSU can convert voltage fluctuations to normal
Corsair warranty is really amazing that they give warranty if any damages caused by UPS - they said that no chance of damages due to square wave !!
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Though -- not doubting you...where exactly did we hear/read that Corsair PSU need pure sine wave..is there any documentation..links..?
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Core i7 (nehalem) Owner
Join Date: Jan 2005
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^^
wait, i remember reading such a doc online, but alas i dnt hv the link.. but yes wil surely post the source in a day or 2, promise..
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Core i7 (nehalem) Owner
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see this --> Buzzing noise from PSU (Corsair forums) --_> http://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=75330 also, read the Q.#4) about Active PFC, all Corsair HX PSUes are Active PFCs ---> http://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=52589 and here are the reviews of various Corsair PSUs (Sorry, jus posting links) ------------- Cheers n e-peace...
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Dust in the Wind
Join Date: Jun 2004
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i have a apc 500va ups but it's backup is very poor just 1-2 minutes. my machine config is c2d e7400, hd4850 512mb, ddr2 800, seagate 500gb and 2 250gb external drives along with cm 600watt psu.
what's the problem? Last edited by Skud; 08-07-2009 at 12:46 PM. |
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