E-Power Silent Engine Tiger 650W @ InsaneTek

Vikingod · Dec 6, 2005, 02:39 PM

Modular power supplies are becoming quite popular these days. Even overclocking enthusiasts are slowly migrating over to these modular power supplies for easy cable management. While performance might not be up to par compared to a regular power supply, the newer releases by SilverStone and Enermax have proven that modular units can still be robust. I love my SilverStone ST60F so much that I slapped it into my personal gaming rig, powering numerous hard drives, a highly overclocked CPU, and a blazing Geforce 7800 GT. I trusted the performance of the Enermax and used it for a computer build for a friend of mine. It all worked out very well.
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Dec 6, 2005, 02:39 PM	#1
Vikingod Int'l Fish Liaison Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: By the light of lamp I sit and type... Posts: 16,197 Rep Power: 112 System Specs	E-Power Silent Engine Tiger 650W @ InsaneTek Modular power supplies are becoming quite popular these days. Even overclocking enthusiasts are slowly migrating over to these modular power supplies for easy cable management. While performance might not be up to par compared to a regular power supply, the newer releases by SilverStone and Enermax have proven that modular units can still be robust. I love my SilverStone ST60F so much that I slapped it into my personal gaming rig, powering numerous hard drives, a highly overclocked CPU, and a blazing Geforce 7800 GT. I trusted the performance of the Enermax and used it for a computer build for a friend of mine. It all worked out very well. __________ Read More / Source: InsaneTek