Power Conditioners - help PC's?

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Limp Gawd
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I've got a home theater setup and have just installed a power conditioner. Power conditioners filter out electrical noise completely and maintain a 100% clean electricity supply...something nobody will get otherwise. There is a massive improvement to my home theater systems sound and picture quality. There are also high quality power cables you can buy for your DVD player that improves its performance, which reflect on sound and picture quality!

Now i'm wondering, apart from an improved PC display...would these power conditioners improve your PC's performance in any way? What do you think? Would it benchmark better?
 
You won't likely notice any difference in computational performance. If you have analog video (VGA, TV out) or audio (headphone, RCA, etc.), the signal purity may improve. Of course, that requires some great speakers and output devices in the first place.

Another thing you may see is greater system stability. Of course, this depends on how bad the un-conditioned power source really is. If it wasn't bad in the first place, chances are that your system stability won't change.

Overclocking ability may improve slightly. Again, this has to do with how bad the un-conditioned power source was in the first place.
 
I use both the MP HTPS 7000 conditioner and the MP AVS 2000 stabilizer........ before anyone busts my balls about spending that much on monster stuff I bought it through an employee purchase plan on a model end clearence so I got it greatly discounted.
 
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