This is often the case with power supplies, but can be thoroughly misleading. A 500W psu which offers 480W at 12V is far more useful than a 600W one which delivers 380W at 12V. That's before getting into the issue of cheaper psu's being rated at a 25 degree ambient temperature which they're rather unlikely to see inside a computer case.
It's deceptive. Leads to people buying cheap "750W" psus instead of expensive "400W" ones and ending up with dead components.
Google suggests this is the Powercool PSUPC650AUBAM. Reading through the quoted figures for the modular supplies is pretty reassuring, the 850W model offers two 12V rails at 34A. Hard to guess whether it can cope with 34A through both simultaneously. In fairness though they do look good on paper.
I cant seem to find a review of one, does anyone have a link?
It's deceptive. Leads to people buying cheap "750W" psus instead of expensive "400W" ones and ending up with dead components.
Google suggests this is the Powercool PSUPC650AUBAM. Reading through the quoted figures for the modular supplies is pretty reassuring, the 850W model offers two 12V rails at 34A. Hard to guess whether it can cope with 34A through both simultaneously. In fairness though they do look good on paper.
I cant seem to find a review of one, does anyone have a link?
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