Originally posted by: allies
hmm... looks pretty tempting, but my 550w TPII is holding up fine for the time being.
Originally posted by: Modular
Just an FYI...this is advertised as a "Trio" unit, but it's really all on the same 12v rail.
http://www.jonnyguru.com/review_details.php?id=12&page_num=2
Ouch...the lies of Antec...
A single rail is better IMO but still...lying about a product is just weak.
Originally posted by: Modular
Just an FYI...this is advertised as a "Trio" unit, but it's really all on the same 12v rail.
http://www.jonnyguru.com/review_details.php?id=12&page_num=2
Ouch...the lies of Antec...
A single rail is better IMO but still...lying about a product is just weak.
Originally posted by: tayhimself
Originally posted by: Modular
Just an FYI...this is advertised as a "Trio" unit, but it's really all on the same 12v rail.
http://www.jonnyguru.com/review_details.php?id=12&page_num=2
Ouch...the lies of Antec...
A single rail is better IMO but still...lying about a product is just weak.
Too bad you are clueless. All multiple 12V rail PSUs are getting the 12V from the same source and splitting it and adding over-current protection on a per rail basis. None of the 12V rails are independently regulated. Hell most cheap PSUs dont even have independent regulation of the different 12/5/3.3v lines. This deal is certainly better than the NeoHE 550 (which I bought last week) mostly because it is more efficient, and quieter at higher loads.
Originally posted by: tayhimselfThis deal is certainly better than the NeoHE 550 (which I bought last week) mostly because it is more efficient, and quieter at higher loads.
