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Silverstone Olympia OP1000?
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clubsport said:
I haven't seen the Olympia available in the US yet. It is the same unit as the Seventeam ST1000E without the OCP and the 12v's bridged. You can see that unit here: http://www.jonnyguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=174
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clubsport said:
It doesn't matter so long as you make sure you aren't going to overdraw a rail......single rail PSU's avoid this concern. But functionally no it isn't important if you are observant.
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clubsport said:I just found out that the New Silverstone 1000 psu will come out at the end of December for the price of US330
Wow. They're cheaper in Japan.
http://www.twotop.co.jp/simple/sh_prodlist.asp?opendept=671&maker_name=Seventeam
29,980Y, which is about $225.
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It's the same product.
Silverstone just had SevenTeam solder jumpers across the four +12V rails and remove the OCP.
Keian ordered theirs with just the two PCI-e rails soldered together and the OCP increased.
End result is still the same.
Silverstone just had SevenTeam solder jumpers across the four +12V rails and remove the OCP.
Keian ordered theirs with just the two PCI-e rails soldered together and the OCP increased.
End result is still the same.
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sn_85 said:
Yes!
And in my humble opinion.... just as good of a choice.
SevenTeam kicks the proverbial ass.