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High-capacity units gunning for the enthusiast market.
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High-capacity units gunning for the enthusiast market.
Look like rebranded Enermax?
Are they manufacturing these themselves or using an OEM like Corsair do with Seasonic and CWT?
Why do modular designs have so many connected cabels. My Zalman ZM-850 is modular design but has 4 SATA cables, 2 x 8 pin GPU cables among the usual power connectors. I would like to see design with only the motherboard power cables.
I would want a modular PSU to be completely modular, including the motherboard cable.
I would also expect to be able to buy accessory cables fairly easily, so you could buy an extra long mobo cable, or an extra short one.
This would make a lot of systems far more organised and far far neater.
Silverstone *ahem*Quote:
Originally Posted by Funkstar
those boxes are terrible :/
But that is all I believe. Not exactly a great choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by PeterStoba
Surely I can't be the only one that would like this? Would also make it easier to assemble a PC as you are just installing a box, then connecting cables. You don't have to deal with a box with a heavy unwieldy tail.
Ultra also do full-modular PSUs.
Watercooled beat me to it, but Ultra's are hard to find in the UK
In that first pic it show 4 models, but the 625w one is missing from the table.
What's the numbers on that one?
and they do look like rebranded Enermax
six 12v rails all rated at 30a on all models yet not even the 1250w model could output a full 180a (6x30) :rolleyes:
My guess is that they are not fully independant rails.
The 625 already existed under the FirePSU brand, check the sapphire site for the specds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pob255