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PostPosted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 8:29 am    Post subject:
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Didnt really liked modular PSUs, but after having one, thats all I am geting in the future.
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Roundup: Seven Power Supply Units from Antec

In this article we are going to discuss seven power supply units from Antec that can be purchased separately and also come bundled with the system cases we have tested earlier. Besides that we will also measure how much power a contemporary computer actually needs…
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ATX Power Supply Units Roundup. Part X

This article is our report about five power supplies from well-known brands ranging from 500W to 800W . Two companies, namely Thermaltake and Enermax, are long known as PSU makers, but the other three are new names in the market of power supplies.


BFG ES Series BFGR800WESPSU (800W)
Enermax MODU82+ EMD525AWT (525W)
SuperTalent Atomic Juice PS-700 (700W)
Thermaltake Toughpower QFan 650 A (W0163RU, 650W)
Xigmatek “No Rules Power” NRP-MC651 (650W)
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Corsair Power Supply Units Roundup

Today we are going to talk about four power supply units from a well-known manufacturer of computer memory – Corsair Company. We will discuss solutions targeted for different market segments and ranging from 450W up to 1kW capacity.

# Corsair VX450W (CMPSU-450VX)
# Corsair VX550W (CMPSU-550VX)
# Corsair TX650W (CMPSU-650TX)
# Corsair HX1000W (CMPSU-1000HX)
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PostPosted: Tue Oct 14, 2008 2:37 pm    Post subject:
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You guys noticed the HX1000 behaviour?
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Hiper Power Supply Units Roundup

Four out of five Hiper PSUs we are going to talk about today have not only new parameters and functionality, but are manufactured by a different company. Hiper decided to replace their former manufacturer with a well known Channel Well. Their functionality, however, is truly great. Three models out of five have a built-in USB 2.0 hub.

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