- Jan 23, 2007
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I was at Bestbuy yesterday, and spotted what looked to be an incredible PSU innovation.
It's a PSU that adds on 450W to your existing PSU for a normal system! What this means to me is that now I can upgrade video cards and go triple crossfire without fear of running out of juice.
I am really curious how these things work, but I don't really want to be a guinea pig. Anyone tried these or seen a professional review on them?
Visiontek isn't really known for its PSU's, so I am concerned about both sound and quality of these units. I'm also curious how it even gets power in the first place since I don't think it would require a power cord to the front of your computer.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/ol...oduct&id=1203815034249
found manufacturer's link. The pics a little too small to tell, but it seems like it is plugging into the existing PSU. How does that work??
http://www.visiontek.com/produ...ly/VT_powersupply.html
It's a PSU that adds on 450W to your existing PSU for a normal system! What this means to me is that now I can upgrade video cards and go triple crossfire without fear of running out of juice.
I am really curious how these things work, but I don't really want to be a guinea pig. Anyone tried these or seen a professional review on them?
Visiontek isn't really known for its PSU's, so I am concerned about both sound and quality of these units. I'm also curious how it even gets power in the first place since I don't think it would require a power cord to the front of your computer.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/ol...oduct&id=1203815034249
found manufacturer's link. The pics a little too small to tell, but it seems like it is plugging into the existing PSU. How does that work??
http://www.visiontek.com/produ...ly/VT_powersupply.html