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Old August 8, 2010, 04:43 PM
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I notice that they're finally in stock @ NCIX so I thought I'd give a heads up to those who were waiting.

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Old August 8, 2010, 04:46 PM
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100A on the 12V line?!?!?!?

That's some serious power..... ;)

Bit pricey though.
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yup, a bit 100$ overpriced :)

super specials should bring it to more sane prices :)
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Old August 8, 2010, 07:13 PM
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I guess that's a pretty huge markup @ NCIX considering DC has it for $55 less. It's too new to show up on price comparison sites
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Old August 8, 2010, 07:18 PM
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Not sure what it would take these days to convince me that I needed to pay a premium for a PSU over and above the current accepted norms.

Back in the day when most PSU manufacturer's were putting out crap, there was (IMO anywise) a valid reason to pay a premium for a brand like PC P&C just to ensure that you were getting some kind of quality. These days, the pickins are a hell of a lot better, and we've got a lot more information available to us.
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Wilson the PSU you and I got is still considered to this day a bulletproof brick!

I have the original PC P&P too not the one to come out later.
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Heh... with the "loud" 80mm fan...... ;)
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i have a couple myself, and theyre not loud at all. not as quiet as some earthwatts, but quiet enough vs ocz and the like. and yes, bullet proof. just took out a few 'pounds' of dust from one lol
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Heh... with the "loud" 80mm fan...... ;)
Mines not loud.. I hardly ever hear it.
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Not sure what it would take these days to convince me that I needed to pay a premium for a PSU over and above the current accepted norms.

Back in the day when most PSU manufacturer's were putting out crap, there was (IMO anywise) a valid reason to pay a premium for a brand like PC P&C just to ensure that you were getting some kind of quality. These days, the pickins are a hell of a lot better, and we've got a lot more information available to us.

Heck, I am still running an OCZ GameXtreme 600w on my Q6600, it is doing fine...........
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