Want a power station powering your PC?
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I wish I could afford the PC that needs that thing to power it
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Time to upgrade my PSU.
Appears to be a C19.
Thats one serious piece of kit, love to see what you could run off that.
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For those of you who feel this is too much..
I have done a deal for you on the following:-
OcUK Swift 500W V2 Silent Power Supply @ £12.00 inc VAT
The OcUK Swift V2 Power Supply is sourced and built from high quality components making these reliable power supplies for anyone who is building a home or office computer. They feature a 120mm red fan for low noise operation keep the whole PC quiet. These units offer incredible value for money and are ideal for any PC used in the home or office. These also includ active PFC for better safety and reliability.
- Dual Railed (13Amps per rail)
- Power Factor Control (PFC)
- Cooling: 12cm Red Fan
- New Version 1.3 / 2.03
- Silent with better ventilation
- ATX 12V compliant for most CPUs and mainboards
- Input Range : 230Vac, 10A, 50-60Hz
- SATA Connectors x 2
- Molex Connectors x 3
- Floppy Connector x 1
- 24pin Motherboard Connector x 1
- CPU 4 Pin Connector x 1
Was £16.99 Inc. VAT
Only £12.00 inc VAT.
ORDER NOW
I have done a deal for you on the following:-
OcUK Swift 500W V2 Silent Power Supply @ £12.00 inc VAT
The OcUK Swift V2 Power Supply is sourced and built from high quality components making these reliable power supplies for anyone who is building a home or office computer. They feature a 120mm red fan for low noise operation keep the whole PC quiet. These units offer incredible value for money and are ideal for any PC used in the home or office. These also includ active PFC for better safety and reliability.
- Dual Railed (13Amps per rail)
- Power Factor Control (PFC)
- Cooling: 12cm Red Fan
- New Version 1.3 / 2.03
- Silent with better ventilation
- ATX 12V compliant for most CPUs and mainboards
- Input Range : 230Vac, 10A, 50-60Hz
- SATA Connectors x 2
- Molex Connectors x 3
- Floppy Connector x 1
- 24pin Motherboard Connector x 1
- CPU 4 Pin Connector x 1
Was £16.99 Inc. VAT
Only £12.00 inc VAT.
ORDER NOW
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500W for £12?
Have to admit, I don't see what the fuss is about. It is clearly a very high end PSU for the absolute enthusiast. Similar to the ASUS MARS GPU we got a year or two ago and now with the GTX 690s. Why are so many people having a pop at OcUK for having such epic stuff in stock?
No one is pointing a gun to your head to buy it. Stop complaining and purchase what YOU can afford. Everyone has their preference. Yes, it's an expensive PSU, but then the same could be said for a monitor, case, keyboard, mouse and even a sodding CPU. But you'll still find someone who likes to complain.
Anyway, it's EVGA, what esle did you expect? Let those with deep pockets spend their money how they want.
As for that 500W for £12, I will 6 of those please
No one is pointing a gun to your head to buy it. Stop complaining and purchase what YOU can afford. Everyone has their preference. Yes, it's an expensive PSU, but then the same could be said for a monitor, case, keyboard, mouse and even a sodding CPU. But you'll still find someone who likes to complain.
Anyway, it's EVGA, what esle did you expect? Let those with deep pockets spend their money how they want.
As for that 500W for £12, I will 6 of those please
Pity it wasn't available when I put my PC together......
I had to settle for a 1500w Silverstone PSU.
i7 990x, four GTX680's, Five Water Pumps, four 2TB HDD's, Five 60GB SSD's, six 2GB DDR3 2000Mhz RAM, twelve 120mm fans........ I think thats about it.
All OC'd
I had to settle for a 1500w Silverstone PSU.
i7 990x, four GTX680's, Five Water Pumps, four 2TB HDD's, Five 60GB SSD's, six 2GB DDR3 2000Mhz RAM, twelve 120mm fans........ I think thats about it.
All OC'd
Few things I have a problem with -
1. Braided cables nothing new done before
2. High power output because we can, useful (no) nothing new
3. Software monitoring and adjustment done before in Gigabyte odin PSU range from 4 years ago nothing new
4. Missed the platinium certification which actually would save you money oops!
Brings nothing new to the table for me so won't be buying one.
Enjoy it if you do though! Also why the heck would you want that ugly handle on the back?
1. Braided cables nothing new done before
2. High power output because we can, useful (no) nothing new
3. Software monitoring and adjustment done before in Gigabyte odin PSU range from 4 years ago nothing new
4. Missed the platinium certification which actually would save you money oops!
Brings nothing new to the table for me so won't be buying one.
Enjoy it if you do though! Also why the heck would you want that ugly handle on the back?
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You forget about digital power and the ability to swap between single and multi rails