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Zippy PSM-6600P
12:03 PM - February 28, 2005 by
Daniel Schuhmann
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: strong, showing
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: strong, showing
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Zippy PSM-6600P
Overall Impression

Inconspicuous: the Zippy PSM-6600P
Compared to some other models, the Zippy PSM-6600P seems inconspicuous: one fan and the power supply socket is all that adorns the device. There is no power switch - clearly, this EPS12V power supply is firmly headed for the workstation market. The 80 mm fan is temperature-controlled.

No special features: The power supply only has a recessed power receptacle and fan.
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