Corsair AX1600i PSU Review
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Aris Mpitziopoulos is a contributing editor at Tom's Hardware, covering PSUs.
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Quaddro all of we need is 500w class digital titanium++ psu with this advance technology..Reply
Well, pc is much more efficient right now..
I wonder how many people will use it anyway... -
Aris_Mp Videos working fine here.Reply
PCs are more efficient, however graphics cards once pushed are not and many users tend to overclock their GPUs. Moreover, those units are intended for multi-GPU systems. -
SoerenHedemand Do you do you fan and noise measurements with 110V or 220V? That should make a difference in this case at least.Reply -
Aris_Mp 20574970 said:Do you do you fan and noise measurements with 110V or 220V? That should make a difference in this case at least.
115V but I also take noise measurements with 230V because of Cybenetics.
115V: 23.25 dB(A)
230V: 23.29 dB(A)
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SoerenHedemand Specifically at what point does it change from passive to active cooling using either 110V or 220V?Reply -
ptlin.ece90g Primary DSC should be NXP Freescale MC56F8236Reply
Secondary DSC is Texas Instruments UCD3138064A