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more 12 volt lines) or single rail (one 12 volt line) to add to an already confused consumer and/or market. When multi railed PSU's first came out, the concept of the type was perfect, take one large 12 volt rail, split it into a couple of different 12 volt rails, thereby increasing the efficiency and stabilizing the 12 volt power and maximizing the amount of amps that the 12 volt line carried. Since the introduction of multi rail power supplies, manufacturers have kept on adding more and more 12 rails, thereby consequently dropping the amount of amperage per 12 volt rail even lower. Consequently, upgrading your computer was made even harder because those power supplies just did not contain enough amps per rail to supply a particular computer component needed to be properly powered.

Well, today I am going to show you another multi railed PSU, this one built by Seventeam. This time Seventeam made this PSU having only 2x12 volt rails. Seventeam not only reduced the amount of 12 volt rails, they made this beauty a modular design. This should help out by taking a lot of the guess work out and helping out on the confusion when purchasing a new power supply.

http://www.bjorn3d.com/read.php?cID=1471

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