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    Spot the problem with this fanless PSU

    http://www.kustompcs.co.uk/acatalog/info_1745.html

    In addition to the obvious oversight there is one other major problem... PRICE!!

    I hope nobody is going to pay silly prices for any of the new fanless PSU's. Strikes me that the manufactureres are going to be milking the whole fanless thing for every penny you own and this model is a joke surely.

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    Um I see the fan!

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    maybe its for effect only, kinda like giving the owner a feeling of security by seeing a fan there, although for 200 quid i would expect the thing to be able to make me a cup of tea and bring me a sandwhich too

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    These are the exceptional characteristics of this unique proSilence® FANLESS power supply. The emerging heat is transported over a heat transporting system from the massive internal heat sink to the heat sink mounted on the outside.

    The power supply is equipped with one silent PAPST fan, which can be run in three different modes.
    Hmmm... FANLESS means FANLESS in my book, this isnt FANLESS.

    Customers who bought this product, also bought...
    A Straight Jacket.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SarG
    A Straight Jacket.
    and a full range of anti psychotics
    i think buying that really is the definition of money than sense

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    holy mother of god

    200 quid for a PSU unit, I'll think I'll pass on that one.

    I for one do not care about my PC being a little noisy - I just adjust the volume on my megaworks speakers and enjoy that instead

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    you could probably buy your own coal fired power station off the government for that price!

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    bet its a Qtec with no fans

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    Following modes are supported by this power supply :

    Mode 1: switch on unit in up position
    conventional temperature control

    Mode 2: switch on unit in the mid position
    fan is deactivated


    Mode 3: switch in down position
    progressive temperature control
    when the temperature reaches 64 degrees Celsius, the fan starts running automatically and it turns of by itself, when reaching the temperature of 45 degrees Celsius. In case, the power supply reaches again 64 degrees Celsius, the same procedure repeats itself.
    It is 'fanless' when the fan is deactivated

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    look at the bigger picture:

    no fans = fanless
    fans = with fan

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    Yes technicaly not fanless, but it runs with a fanless operation if the fan is switched off.

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    Customers who bought this product, also suffered from...
    having more money then sense and uber acute hearing. These same people may also find their wallet spontainiously explodes due to the sheer qty of money trying to be held within it.

    Flash has it right about the fan/fanless thing though: just cause its not on doesnt mean it isnt there.
    I dont like sig pics so i turn off sigs Which doesnt help when i dont know what ive written here! DOH!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flash
    bet its a Qtec with no fans
    Now that would be very scary
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flash
    bet its a Qtec with no fans
    That would stop the flames spreading

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    how can it be fanless, when it obviously states theres a fan in description and picture

    200 quid, sheesh....hope its not a qtec for that much hate to see 200 notes go up in smoke
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