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    Reviews - be quiet! Dark Power Pro 10 850W

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    Re: Reviews - be quiet! Dark Power Pro 10 850W

    If only I could afford something like this in my new rig. Nice to see that everything is moving towards quieter and more efficient supplies rather than fire breathing monsters at 15 million watts where you have to use headphones to use.

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    Re: Reviews - be quiet! Dark Power Pro 10 850W

    Nearly £30 premium over the Corsair AX850 which is already at a premium. I think the cost of this is just too much - regardless of how good it is.

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    Re: Reviews - be quiet! Dark Power Pro 10 850W

    if it's as quiet as they say .. then could be on a winner .. my corsair is the noisiest thing in my system and full power is very anoying
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    Re: Reviews - be quiet! Dark Power Pro 10 850W

    Quote Originally Posted by Brewster0101 View Post
    Nearly £30 premium over the Corsair AX850 which is already at a premium. I think the cost of this is just too much - regardless of how good it is.
    I bought the AX750 expecting a long life out of it for that premium but the series is a couple years old now and gold certified rather than platinum, so I'd expect the Be Quiet to be a little pricier. I'd probably not pay more than I did for my AX750 though, without SLI it's more than enough for my system.

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