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Silverstone Strider series cables

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Does anyone know if the cables from the Silver series will work with the Gold/Gold Evolution series?
I have some cables from a Silver series that are sleeved which I would like to reuse.

And is there really much difference between them that makes the Gold Evolution worth ~$40 more? Thanks!
 
I'm worried about the Silverstone Gold because while it has overcurrent protection, it doesn't have load protection! :D

  • Over Current Protection
  • Over Power Protection
  • Over Voltage Protection
  • Over Temperature Protection
  • Under voltage protection
  • Short Circuit Protection
  • No Load Protection
 
xIronCrossx said:
Does anyone know if the cables from the Silver series will work with the Gold/Gold Evolution series?
I have some cables from a Silver series that are sleeved which I would like to reuse.

And is there really much difference between them that makes the Gold Evolution worth ~$40 more? Thanks!
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You can reuse those cables with the Gold/Gold Evolution series without any problems. They will even work with the upcoming Zeus 1350W or the recently launched SFX ST45SF-G PSU!

The Gold Evolution is replacing the original Gold models so the larger price difference is the result of discounts made on the older model.


larrymoencurly said:
I'm worried about the Silverstone Gold because while it has overcurrent protection, it doesn't have load protection! :D

  • Over Current Protection
  • Over Power Protection
  • Over Voltage Protection
  • Over Temperature Protection
  • Under voltage protection
  • Short Circuit Protection
  • No Load Protection
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Ha, never realize this since most PSU manufacturers write this way. Would "Zero Load Protection" be better? :D
 
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