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@ 2008/02/03PC Power and cooling have been around since before I was born,
and are one of the oldest and best PSU brands around. It was with
their reputation ahead of them that I came to testing their new PSU,
the silencer 610W EPS12v. Why EPS and not ATX? Well the EPS is a
higher classification standard that ATX is heading towards anyway, it
basically means it has to have a 24pin motherboard connector and 8pin
12v aux power to the board/CPU. Don’t worry though as the Silencer is
also ATX 12v compliant, so will work if you only have a 4pin aux 12v
on your motherboard. Let’s see what treat PCP&C have got for us then.
and are one of the oldest and best PSU brands around. It was with
their reputation ahead of them that I came to testing their new PSU,
the silencer 610W EPS12v. Why EPS and not ATX? Well the EPS is a
higher classification standard that ATX is heading towards anyway, it
basically means it has to have a 24pin motherboard connector and 8pin
12v aux power to the board/CPU. Don’t worry though as the Silencer is
also ATX 12v compliant, so will work if you only have a 4pin aux 12v
on your motherboard. Let’s see what treat PCP&C have got for us then.
