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 Some time ago I tested the Silverstone SST-ST75ZF. This power supply was capable of feeding configurations needing up to 750 watt without problems. The less interesting part was the price tag. If not so long ago you upgraded your PSU to a 450-500W model thinking it was going to be enough for the some time to come, it might be quite a waste of money to upgrade the PSU again so you can use the latest graphics cards. The cost of those video cards is already quite high and adding a new PSU to the total will surely make you a lot poorer, the alternative is to re-use an older ATX power supply and hook 2 of them to your system, however this is not quite user friendly, requires more room and so it doesn?t fit in most cases. FSP Group (also know as Fortron) send us a dedicated VGA power supply which fits in a spare 5.25? bay and doesn?t come with a hefty price tag. While it can be used to power a single VGA card, its main purpose is to give your system the extra energy to use SLI/Crossfire and so the X3 Booster has two 6-pin PCIe connectors. Specifications  So what exactly is the X3 Booster? It?s PSU has the size of a DVD drive it will fit every normal case with a free 5.25? drive bay. The PSU needs to be fed directly from the wall outlet. The only task of this power supply is to transfer the 220 Volt AC to 12 V DC. The 12 Volt is divided over 2 PCIe connectors. Together they can supply 300 watt continuous power, with a peak up to 400 watt. That?s as much as a normal power supply, but only for your VGA cards. Mad enough?  Features Specifications Manufacturers' website Let's take a look at what?s in the box ->  More reviews in this category can be found below: |
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