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15-July-05, 11:33 AM

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Affiliate Reviews: PSU's from HighPower, Skyhawk, PC Power & Cooling

High Power PW480 PSU

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Originally Posted by OverclockerCafe.com


	I have to say I'm impressed with the High Power unit. They have chosen to put their attention into the details of usable features. The automated cooling fans, oversized Molex plugs for easier use and extended length power lines for tower cases to name a few. The wattage use display is a nice bonus as well. I think its value in true usefulness may not be as high as its "hip-ness" at LANs but it is a welcome feature all the same. Full Story at OverclockerCafe.com

Skyhawk Power One GMSC 570 Watt PSU

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Originally Posted by Gruntville.com


	Following the rail testing I sought to find out the usefulness of the extra added feature Skyhawk calls Audio Stand By. Essentially, the technology allows you to use an "always on" line in conjunction with your optical drive to play CDs without powering up your computer. Of course there is always a catch; your optical drive must have two buttons, an eject and play button which most newer drives have abandoned. Full Story at Gruntville.com

PC Power & Cooling Turbo-Cool 510 Express/SLI PSU

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Originally Posted by PCstats.com


	The Turbo-Cool 510 Express/SLI's main selling point is its suitability for SLI videocard systems. This starts with the pair of 12V six-pin video card power connectors on the unit and ends with the fact that the power supply is one of only four officially recommended by nVidia for use with SLI videocard computer systems. While the 510W sustained of the Turbo-Cool 510 Express/SLI might appear to be pedestrian, it can handle up to 650W at peak, and that is drastically even more than enough for an overclocked SLI desktop PC. Full Story at PCstats.com

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