Fortron 350W for $30 shipped

[Giblet Plus!]

I was just checking out stuff on pricewatch and I found this:
http://www.logicalplus.com/hi35p4posu.html

The 7 people that rated the retailer liked them,
http://www.resellerratings.com/seller2429.html

but I haven't heard of the place before.

It doesn't say forton on their site, but on pricewatch it said this:
"VERY SPECIAL-FULLwattAGE, MANUFACTURED BY FORTRON SOURCE, SPI"

For those who don't know, Forton/Sparkle/Verax/Aopen power supplies are comparable or better than Antec and Enermax power supplies. :)

[spiderman2]

How you know this is that power supply, this might be a bait and switch?:r :r :r :r

[Giblet Plus!]

I'm hoping it is. I asked the resident overclockers.com Fortron/sparkle expert about it. He should get back to me soon. :)

[Giblet Plus!]

He got back to me, and wasn't sure. I'd be careful. :(

[gjimene2]

I like logical plus, they where quick and easy when I bought me a Lan card from them. :)

shipping might bite ya a bit, 11.50:eek:

[omega31]

Says model # FSP350-GU. FSP usually indicates Fortron / Sparkle, but the resident expert from overclockers.com didn't know for sure if the one at logical plus is legitimate, so I'd be wary.

[spiderman2]

I would not guess what I am buying, could be a peice of junk:x

[ngc457]

The specs. on that page doesn't tell you how many amps per rail. You need to pay very close attention on how many amps are the the 12 volt rail most of all because that is what the CPU runs on. Most current computers should have 15 amps or more on the 12 volt rail.

Don't ever buy a power supply unless you know that it has enough amps per rail to power your computer.