Might do if you ditch the motherboard.
Why you'd want this in an iTX case is baffling though.
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Might do if you ditch the motherboard.
Why you'd want this in an iTX case is baffling though.
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Agreed. But also Corsair's record on PSU's has been really poor lately. I wont buy corsair PSU's again. The Digital series hasn't been that great tbh.
Be interesting to see, lets hope it lives up to corsairs reputation. Tell me - Do enermax still make good psu's?
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10 year warranty makes this worth the price
It will power everything you can throw at it for 10 years easy
£33 pounds per year makes it sound far better!
It will power everything you can throw at it for 10 years easy
£33 pounds per year makes it sound far better!
Are you sceptical about this at all? If this is the same OEM as the 1200i as iirc a few have said the 1200i was a big step back away from the original ax1200.
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I thought Superflower made the first consumer Titanium efficiency PSU roughly a year ago?
I've never seen it anywhere though.
I've never seen it anywhere though.
True, even the staff here said that abut Corsair recently.
That reviewer is good at testing PSU's though but time will tell if they fail in a short period of time for many users.
Also Corsairs normally great support is somewhat lacking recently (read their forums).
I thought Superflower made the first consumer Titanium efficiency PSU roughly a year ago?
I've never seen it anywhere though.
The SuperFlower Leadex was technically Titanium but they certed it was Platinum.
AFAIR it was same review site as above (jonnyguru)
This is indeed true, the 1000/1200W Superflower Leadex Platinums were built to meet Titanium specification but at the time it was not a recognised certification and hence them being Platinum.
Remember 8 Packs test of the 1200W Superflower it could run 4x 290X over clocked whereas the Corsair 1200 Digital was struggling with three.
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Now that is how it's done. Looking forward to the results.
That's a good way to look at this, if it goes pop you know you'll get a replacement.
Yep, and there is White which is below Bronze, but going forward that will be EOL as come July it will be against government rules to use anything below a Bronze rated PSU.
If the government find out you don't have a Bronze PSU in your PC, they will smash your doors down and put your PC in a crusher and fine you £1000.
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Yep, and there is White which is below Bronze, but going forward that will be EOL as come July it will be against government rules to use anything below a Bronze rated PSU.
If the government find out you don't have a Bronze PSU in your PC, they will smash your doors down and put your PC in a crusher and fine you £1000.
Obviously the end is an exaggeration but the basis - is that true or just ocuk trying to sell some more PSUs
?