PC Peripherals More POWER for the Phantom !!!
- Thread starter Eazy
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^ From the price list you sent me 
, its 10K for the older 350W model.
Overpriced alright, the Fortron "Zen" is a much better choice !
AFAIK, during the THG PSU tests.. both this model and the older 350W model shut down due to over-heating. The Zen was the only one that made it through with flying colors !
, its 10K for the older 350W model.Overpriced alright, the Fortron "Zen" is a much better choice !
AFAIK, during the THG PSU tests.. both this model and the older 350W model shut down due to over-heating. The Zen was the only one that made it through with flying colors !
Yamaraj
Adept
Who do people pay such premium for a mere 'Silence of the AMPs'? It looks good,
alright, but gets hot due to its bad design. I would prefer a TP2/NeoHE anyday
over this POS.
BTW, which pricelist you two are talking about? Would any of you like to share
it with me, if you don't mind?
- Yamaraj
alright, but gets hot due to its bad design. I would prefer a TP2/NeoHE anyday
over this POS.
BTW, which pricelist you two are talking about? Would any of you like to share
it with me, if you don't mind?
- Yamaraj
^ Well there are people who prefer absolute silence and go to any heights to replace any and every fan with passive solutions.
Either way these arent intended for performance oriented users, they'll be much better off with Antec TP2s and NeoPower HE's. I guess this would serve those who intend to set up HTPC's , Media center PC's, or just need a medim-powered silent rig. The efficiency of these PSU's also tends to be on the higher side, so lower electricity bills as well.
Either way these arent intended for performance oriented users, they'll be much better off with Antec TP2s and NeoPower HE's. I guess this would serve those who intend to set up HTPC's , Media center PC's, or just need a medim-powered silent rig. The efficiency of these PSU's also tends to be on the higher side, so lower electricity bills as well.