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Hiper SF-350W-TS ATX PSU

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by macroman, 1 Sep 2002.

  1. macroman

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  2. Lazy

    Lazy Meow?

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    nice article macroman :) seem to be a lot of psu review lately :)
     
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  3. macroman

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    Don't under estimate the importance of a good PSU ;)
    Besides I'm power crazy :eeek:
     
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  4. Jaz

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    i have a cheiftec 340W PSU. one of the online stores has 350W enermax for £37 and 431W enermax for £57. is it worth upgrading to one of them?
     
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  5. Fly

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    Nice article Macro...

    Can't quite see in the photos; is it dual voltage (110/240v)?




    Still waiting for instructions on PCB creation... I neeeeeeed rainbow LED goodness...
     
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  6. macroman

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    Jaz - If your present PSU works perfectly then there is no advantage in "upgrading"

    Fly - It is 230V only

    PCB on the way.... ;)
     
    macroman, 1 Sep 2002
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  7. hprcrazyguy

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    I take it I wont beable to get one in the US then? :sigh:
     
    hprcrazyguy, 2 Sep 2002
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  8. Adam

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    Still think my Q-tec is l33ter, it's damn quiet too AND has lowered my cpu temp by about 3 degrees, AND it was only £30.

    EDIT: Nice article though macro :D
     
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  9. macroman

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    There is a 120V version as well so it will work for you :)
     
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    Ok, Thanks macro, I will have to go look for it since I want to get a new one so I can put this one in my parents computer when I build it for them. :)
     
    hprcrazyguy, 2 Sep 2002
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  11. couzo

    couzo What's a Dremel?

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    I have jsut got the 420w version and can say it is really quiet the mobo plug comes with that black wrap stuff and it also come with 2 fans (80mm both) and one the back it a power switch and a fan adjustment speed switch. There are three different setting 1 is the thermostat run which adjusts to the psu temp (this is very quiet), then there is silencer setting and then there is the middle speed setting. For what its worth I went from a 350w enermax psu that I found was very unreliable and this psu is great and only cost about £40 +p&p!!!
     
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