Congrats vicaphit!!
I was soo hoping to win this, but heh, you're a good contributing member here & deserve it!
November Forum Drawing - Ultra Products 1000W PSU
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That thing is a monster!
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Thanks for posting the Pics!
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Most of you probably deserve it more, but once I build my own computer I might be able to use at least half of it's power!
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Congrats vicaphit! Thanks for sharing the pics!
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Nice pictures! I do like the comparison of the old vs. the new.
So, do the lights dim in the room when you power it up?
Is your surge protector able to feed that hungry beast?
So, do the lights dim in the room when you power it up?
Is your surge protector able to feed that hungry beast?
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Re: November Forum Drawing - Ultra Products 1000W PSU
No dimming, no problems powering it up. I think of it as 10x 100W bulbs all running from the same power cable.
Haven't checked the meter to see if it spins faster though.
Haven't checked the meter to see if it spins faster though.
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Re: November Forum Drawing - Ultra Products 1000W PSU
The PSU doesn't use 1KW of (DC) power! It's just has the potential to use that much!vicaphit wrote:No dimming, no problems powering it up. I think of it as 10x 100W bulbs all running from the same power cable.
Haven't checked the meter to see if it spins faster though.