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yeah, from what ive read i hope its theyre last one left.....
Sorry but zero ripple is impossible.PC Power and Cooling Turbo-Cool product line
* Built like a server PSU, but with the home user also in mind
* Zero ripple
Then look at what are premium PSU's, just guess.....right Enermax....We still use a third-party lab - in this case, the UK branch office of Enermax - but this enabled us to use the latest generation of PSU testing equipment.
It's not blatantly obvious that outputting two splits from the same supply doubles the resistance. Probably because it's not true.AaronYuri said:I looked into this. My old man is an electrician. Dual Rails are instantly in-efficient compared to Single Rails. Due to the fact of standard electrics.
If you output two splits from the same supply there is DOUBLE the resistance. Thus obviously proving that Dual Rails can't supply the combined amounts of rail A + rail B. Standard electrics an Intel overlook it. When really it's blatantly obvious.
Exactly my pointBOSSKILLER said:also yes i have agree its no so much expensiveespecially when you have the parts like 2x8800 in a system.[/color]
:lol_anim:Hans said:Earlier, I stated some things about Q-Tec ...
Well, have a look here, it's a great laugh. Bosskiller found it ...
http://www.qtec.info/service/support/drivers.htm?artnr=14348
Or are there people out there looking for a psu-driver? ???