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Originally Posted by Zero82z  Perhaps you're thinking of Silverstone? They use Enhance for a lot of their PSUs.
No, not really. Some multi-rail PSUs can supply more than their rated current on a rail, but that can be for a number of reasons, including:
-The PSU is really a single-rail unit that is labeled as a multi-rail and doesn't have OCP (like the Corsair HX520/HX620).
-The PSU rails are actually just a split-up single rail with individual OCP limits (most multi-rail PSUs these days are like this).
-The PSU is a true multi-rail unit, but it's OCP is set higher than the actual rated value so you can pull more current from each rail without causing the PSU to shut itself off. |
Heh.... Hence why I'm still a die-hard single rail fanboi..... ;)
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