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Rosewill brand experience?

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a buddy of mine got a rosewill case and PSU from newegg. the case was very flimsy and little things broke here and there over the first couple weeks - nothing significant (some dents, a chipped piece here, a crack there), but you could tell it was very cheaply built. heavy and lots of sharp edges too. oh, and the PSU died within the first month.

i would not recommend them.
 
Originally posted by: ice91785
its just a matter of copper (more widely used by nice PSUs) sinks vs aluminium. Copper dissapates about 30% more heat than aluminium does SO if your sink is better at dissapating heat THEN your PSU will remain cooler and thus help would something like an overheating problem --- something that happens frequently with fanless PSUs
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What are you talking about? As jonnyGURU already stated AL is used almost exclusively; cheap crap, mid-range units, and high-end units all use AL for their heatsinks. Overheating is almost always the result of poor efficiency and not enough air flow.
 
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