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jmke 16th March 2008 13:14

How Much Power Can a Generic 500 W Power Supply Really Deliver?
 
We decided to take a generic 500 W power supply and test it using the same methodology we use for "branded" units. The idea behind this review is to be as much educational as possible and answer a few very important questions: how much power a generic power supply can really deliver? What are the differences between a generic power supply and a "branded" unit? Is there any danger for my equipment to use a generic power supply? Why generic units cost so little? Read on and see our findings.

http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/534

jmke 16th March 2008 13:17

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Our generic 500 W power supply died when we tried pulling 275 W from it, so the maximum amount of power we could extract was 250 W – half the labeled amount!
omg

jakebot 18th March 2008 07:17

amd 6400 + asus striker mobo + evga 320mb 8800gts +
4 gigs of corsair + 500watt NZXT PSU = fried

yup.... i told him watch out for that psu it's the only
thing that can ruin every other piece of harware.


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