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Has anyone used this PSU before????

I read a review on it somehwere, Unfortunately, ain't something that I can afford, though, They were running Prime95 on it for a few months and it's been pretty stable apparently, I'll try and dig it up.
 
there supposed to be allrihgt, but unless you really need the modular stuff, you can get something better for that much money...
 
dave_graham said:
miguel at ExtremeMhz did a fantastic job of reviewing this beast:

http://www.extrememhz.com/xconnect-p1.shtml

cheers,

dave
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Quoted from Miguel at ExtremeMhz:
>>>> The Ultra X-Connect PSU is designed to provide 500W of continuous power. To measure its performance, I recorded voltages both idle and under load. Sisoftware's Sandra 2004 Burn-In Wizard was used to load the system. When idle, voltages were all slightly above specification. There were no significant changes when loading the system. The +3.3V and +5V line remained within specifications and only a very slight fluctuation in the +12V line was apparent. This power supply was completely stable during operation. <<<<< End Quote Miguel

Looks like eric needs to do more testing ;) this is his whole stability test that i quoted above. heheheehe

Here are some properly tested psu's. They're a good read: http://www.silentpcreview.com/section4.html
 
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