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PC Power & Cooling Turbo-Cool 510-PFC Power Supply - FrostyTech.com PC Power & Cooling Turbo-Cool 510-PFC Power Supply
Wed Jun 11, 2003 | 5:47P| PermaLink
Computers these days require not just more power, they're now also much more picky on the type of power it receives. Unfortunately a bad power supply can masquerade itself as an entirely different problems so trouble shooting a bad PSU or inadequate power source can be very difficult. The more experienced/hardcore overclocker out there knows well how important a good PSU is when it comes to overclocking and pushing the hardware to its absolute limits. Enter PC Power & Cooling... While PC Power & Cooling is not as well known to the average PC user as say Enermax or Antec, they have been producing some of the highest quality computer power supplies since 1985. Today we're going to be checking out the "mac daddy" of all desktop power supplies in the PC Power & Cooling Turbo-Cool 510-PFC. With a retail price of $255 CDN ($189 US) the power supply is easily one of the most expensive on the market, but high quality parts have always demanded a high price. Judging by their Reseller Rating it's safe to assume that their customers are happy.
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