PC Power and Cooling TurboCool 850 SSI PSU Review

jmke · 14th June 2005, 13:25

PC Power and Cooling has repeatedly earned the title as the finest quality PSU money can buy. Their most recent offering epitomizes the company´s devotion to designing a power supply which will last for years, delivering steadfast current under any and all conditions. Using only the highest quality parts and building each unit by hand their new TurboCool 850 SSI has, as with previous models, raised the bar on how to build the very best.

http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=332

14th June 2005, 13:43

How silent is it vs a Tagan or be quiet?

jmke · 14th June 2005, 14:13

beside comparing the specs, there's not much you can find as answer

14th June 2005, 17:35

Can i ask did this PSU use all Japanese Cap??.........

Or they use Teapo

i know the 3 big one is Hitachi or something.........but the mid and small cap is ???

15th June 2005, 13:44

@ rutar "32 - 40dB(A)"
@z24z24 i'd be rather surprised if they weren't, considering it's price
one thing i noticed while reading though, you put the same phrase after each other

"Even Intel has capitulated allowing a single 14x (2.8GHz) multiplier option on recent processors. Even Intel has capitulated allowing a single 14x (2.8GHz) multiplier option on recent processors." it's on page 2 if you wonder

jmke · 15th June 2005, 13:45

woops

thanks

16th June 2005, 07:44

Monster in power, lavish in quality....
but obly for those interested in running an SLI rig.

I do not intend to ever do that, so what's the Best PC Power & Cooling PSU for a non SLI system?

16th June 2005, 07:46

Quote:

Originally posted by Faiakes
Monster in power, lavish in quality....
but obly for those interested in running an SLI rig.

I do not intend to ever do that, so what's the Best PC Power & Cooling PSU for a non SLI system?

woos all you need is a PC&C 510 SLI

16th June 2005, 10:36

Interesting, will look into it, although I doubt it will be modular, and I am big on cable neatness

16th June 2005, 11:07

Lo i know the cable on PSU are too long and mess my PC case up block the air flow:grum:

but i think PC&C are all sleeve cable lo

so i think the cable wouldn't be any problem for you

mention the cable i once install a zippy 600W PSM

i love that PSU but you should look at cable mate:grin:

TOO LONG

uke: .........

.........all case fill up with cable and don't mention a air flow ther was none

so i do some mod just a basic cut done some no use cable and out them in to the back of the case then it will be just OK...........but still alots of cable to be done

14th June 2005, 13:25	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	PC Power and Cooling TurboCool 850 SSI PSU Review PC Power and Cooling has repeatedly earned the title as the finest quality PSU money can buy. Their most recent offering epitomizes the company´s devotion to designing a power supply which will last for years, delivering steadfast current under any and all conditions. Using only the highest quality parts and building each unit by hand their new TurboCool 850 SSI has, as with previous models, raised the bar on how to build the very best. http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=332 __________________

14th June 2005, 14:13	#3
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	beside comparing the specs, there's not much you can find as answer __________________

15th June 2005, 13:45	#6
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	woops thanks __________________

16th June 2005, 11:07	#10
z24z24 Posts: n/a	Lo i know the cable on PSU are too long and mess my PC case up block the air flow:grum: but i think PC&C are all sleeve cable lo so i think the cable wouldn't be any problem for you mention the cable i once install a zippy 600W PSM i love that PSU but you should look at cable mate:grin: TOO LONGuke: ......... .........all case fill up with cable and don't mention a air flow ther was none so i do some mod just a basic cut done some no use cable and out them in to the back of the case then it will be just OK...........but still alots of cable to be done

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14th June 2005, 13:43	#2
Rutar Posts: n/a	How silent is it vs a Tagan or be quiet?

14th June 2005, 17:35	#4
z24z24 Posts: n/a	Can i ask did this PSU use all Japanese Cap??......... Or they use Teapo i know the 3 big one is Hitachi or something.........but the mid and small cap is ???

15th June 2005, 13:44	#5
GIBSON Posts: n/a	@ rutar "32 - 40dB(A)" @z24z24 i'd be rather surprised if they weren't, considering it's price one thing i noticed while reading though, you put the same phrase after each other "Even Intel has capitulated allowing a single 14x (2.8GHz) multiplier option on recent processors. Even Intel has capitulated allowing a single 14x (2.8GHz) multiplier option on recent processors." it's on page 2 if you wonder

16th June 2005, 07:44	#7
Faiakes Posts: n/a	Monster in power, lavish in quality.... but obly for those interested in running an SLI rig. I do not intend to ever do that, so what's the Best PC Power & Cooling PSU for a non SLI system?

16th June 2005, 10:36	#9
Faiakes Posts: n/a	Interesting, will look into it, although I doubt it will be modular, and I am big on cable neatness