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Antec 500W SmartPower2 $55 OTD AR, Seattle Fry's
- Thread starter palouse
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Pre-edit: Really? (... and additional BS...)
You're right. Thanks for the wakeup call; I see now why flamewars start so easy. I'll make better use of my keystrokes in the future.
SignalSoldier
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grow up man! mistakes happen who cares who posted first his point is vald if you search on those key points he displayed its very easy to miss! Thanks for the post anyway even if its a repost
Originally posted by: The_Dude8
what is the different between antec smart power and their true power PS?
SmartPower2 has modular leads and two 80mm fans. TruePower has one 120mm fan and fixed leads, with only the 24 pin connector shielded. I believe most important difference is the % variance in power delivery. TruePower is something like 3%, SmartPower higher (less desirable.) If you are in to picking nits or extreme overclocking, clean power delivery is important. I think I will wander over to NE, pay the extra $33, and get the TruePowerII. Still a 'good' price, at this point in time.
Originally posted by: palouse
Originally posted by: The_Dude8
what is the different between antec smart power and their true power PS?
SmartPower2 has modular leads and two 80mm fans. TruePower has one 120mm fan and fixed leads, with only the 24 pin connector shielded. I believe most important difference is the % variance in power delivery. TruePower is something like 3%, SmartPower higher (less desirable.) If you are in to picking nits or extreme overclocking, clean power delivery is important. I think I will wander over to NE, pay the extra $33, and get the TruePowerII. Still a 'good' price, at this point in time.
thanks for the explanation.