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FSP AMD & Intel P4 Silent Solution Kit

@ 2005/01/20

In most common setups, the Power Supply Unit (PSU) often produces much more noise than any other component installed. Paired with a noisy CPU cooler and a noisy case fan, your machine can create an incredible amount of noise. Studies have shown that noise produced by these hardwares can cause stress and loss of concertration. If you happen to face this problem, fret not as FSP Group is here to save the day with their Silent Solution Kit. Therefore in this review, we took a look at their AMD and Intel P4 Silent Solution Kit.

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Comment from Sidney @ 2005/01/20

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However, swapping the Intel P4 PSU onto the Abit IC7-MAX3 motherboard shows that the +12V rail dropped to about 11.67V. Looks like FSP's has to do something about the +12V rails as it tends to drop close to 11.50V in certain cases.

Mine AXP dropped to 11.5 range. Using it in Intel P4 Northwood, I couldn't get it to clock over 245 FSB, while I know it goes 255 FSB.

Good for you to state the facts better most other reviews I've seen.

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