Silverstone 750W, coming soon.

[nas82]

Looks as if they have a new unit coming real soon, looks nice. 60A combined on the 12v rail.

Silverstone 750W

 

[Oklahoma Wolf]

Interesting... another Etasis made unit

 

[RegisteredToPost]

Are those the ones that make the lights dim when you flip the switch on the back?

 

[jonnyGURU]

Wow!

 

[_Korruption_]

Wow, two PCBs! Rated at 50C! And those caps are frickin' huge.

 

[Dark_fire]

Are those the ones that make the lights dim when you flip the switch on the back?

this suks i ordered the 650wt one a few days ago. if these things get any bigger in power we will need dedicated 20amp circuits just for the tower. the 1Kw PC power and cooling one is just plain insane

 

[RegisteredToPost]

Uhh, i do beleive they create their power within regulation. X amount goes in, gets converted and rationed out at lower voltage with higher amperage. I dont think they'll be flipping the breakers anytime soon. You can buy powersupplies that will dish out upwards of 60amps on one rail, and they dont blow the breaker. All electronic devices are set to operate within a set of perameters. If it does not operate within specification it will not get a UL listing or whatever standards are applied to lectronic units. I surely hope you were being sarcastic. A washing machine utilizes a standard outlet plug, whereas a dryer uses a massive 4prong plug. Why is that?

 

[mavalpha]

http://www.pcmoddingmy.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=1490&st=0&p=21290&#entry21290
Also coming soon:
120mm-fan, 600W Modular (Strider ST60F, already released)
850W non-Modular

 

[[Spectre]]

A washing machine utilizes a standard outlet plug, whereas a dryer uses a massive 4prong plug. Why is that?

Do you really want to know?

 

[Kil4Thril]

A washing machine utilizes a standard outlet plug, whereas a dryer uses a massive 4prong plug. Why is that?

I hope like hell that is sarcasm. Seriously, do you need/want to know this?