Until recently, I have never really been a huge fan of laptops. I am given one
for my company, but until I decided to get married I had no reason to be in the
living room. Now that my time can't be dedicated to being in my office on my
desktop PC, a laptop has become a necessity. Although they are named laptops,
few of us actually put them on our laps. The reasons for this vary as much as
the reasons for purchasing one in the first place. My reason is simple... THAT
THING GETS HOT! Spire has suggested that getting a laptop cooling product to
keep my precious little laptop cool. Enter the Spire PacificBreeze II -
SP302AP-B.
FULL STORY @ COMPUTINGONDEMAND (http://computingondemand.com/spire-coolers-pacificbreeze-ii-sp302ap-b)
"The build quality is excellent and the white LED lighting on the large chrome cooling fan will I'm sure, appeal to some enthusiasts with a liking for case lighting. The Sapphire Pure 1250W with its six 6+2 pin PCI-E connectors will easily power any SLI or Crossfire configuration using two or even three high-end graphics cards. We are starting to see the move away from devices with 4 pin peripheral (Molex) power connectors and the Sapphire Pure 1250W with only 6 of these and a massive 16 SATA power connectors reflects this trend. The modular cable connectors for PCI-E power on the Sapphire Pure 1250W power supply are 12 pin and with all the included cables utilised there is still one spare. Sapphire have pointed out in the enclosed literature that extra cables will be made available should any future developments require more than the 8 pin PCI-E connector and therefore avoid the need for a power supply upgrade."
FULL STORY @ OVERCLOCKERSCLUB (http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/sapphirepure1250w/)
