2005/02 PSU review, where's PC Power & Cooling?

I was surprised to see the PC Power and Cooling 510 not there.
http://www.pcpowerandcooling.com/p [...] /index.htm

My thoughts exactly!! Enermax, Zippy, Fortron Source, Antec... all the better usual suspects, but no PC Power & Cooling. I'd bet the $229 retail price for the Turbo-Cool 510 Deluxe probably had something to do with it's omission.
Or, perhaps the PC P&C units aren't as well respected in Europe as they are here in the US.

"Nuke em till they glow, shoot em after dark"

Do they buy the hardware for their reviews or borrow samples from the manufacturer.

Either way I can see how they will end up not having supplies from every manufacturer.

What will be nice is if they keep reviewing more supplies using the same methodology.

I nice summary chart at the end would have been nice as well.

PC Power and Cooling have been consider as the best PSU manufacturer for many years. The only problem is that their PSU is very expensive.

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I consider this review to have dubious technical credibility since they ignored the essential topic of what temperature to measure the power at. The only power rating that matters is about 40C which is a real world temperature -- just get an IR thermometer (about US$40) and you will see for yourself. Vendors and reviewers all turn a blind eye to the reality since they want to use artificially inflated power ratings. PCP&C is about the only manufacturer I know of that is honest about their power ratings. As a rule of thumb, you can assume that all other PSU's are about half the power they claim when used in a real system, especially a high end system.

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Doug