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The Blue Storm 500 doesn't have a 24 pin power connector. It uses an adapter.

 

The Hiper only lacks the 8 pin power connector.

 

Between the 2 I'd use the Hiper (and am presently doing so in another rig.)

My Blue Storm 400 watt has a 24 pin power connector, so does the 500watt model.

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The Blue Storm 500 doesn't have a 24 pin power connector. It uses an adapter.

 

The Hiper only lacks the 8 pin power connector.

 

Between the 2 I'd use the Hiper (and am presently doing so in another rig.)

The Fortron BlueStorm does indeed meet the requirements and is on the good PSU list.

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ok just had a look at the blue storm and a few little problems i have with it.

1. i dont like the fact that it has the 20 to 24 pin conversion.

2. my pc is fully acrylic so i need a psu that the extra cables can unplug from.

3. and by wat i was told is that my system is a power hurgary system so i really only want a 580w or a 600w psu.

thanx for the suggestion on the blue storm, i will keep it in mind for if i decide to build up a not so powerfull and flashy PC.

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why do u say that wat have i missed???

Seems like you missed just about everything. Your number one reason for not picking a blue storm isn't true. I even linked the power supply so you could go count for yourself. There is no conversion, it's a native 24 pin PSU.

 

The Fortron is on the A list, the hyper isn't.

 

But, to each his own... if you go with the type r, at least do it armed with accurate information.

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hi its me again ive been looking through a variety of PSU's and have found the OCZ ModStream 520W Modular PSU would u suggest that 1 or wat do u think about it????

 

(do u think its a right choice for my PC specs to replace that little struggling 400W???)

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ok yea my mistake and this is why http://www.silentpcreview.com/article212-page1.html i found this and had a look at it and saw the 20 to 24 pin conversion so i appolagise.

Man, that review is more than two years old. But it's funny that it shows a review date of January 2005. Late and lame.

 

Since May 2004 the Blue Storm has had the native 24pin ATX connector with the removable 4pin for older boards.

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