ENTERPRISE

Hey there people i got one of these PSU'S today and all i can say is there great not only can i trust to have a nice stable 12v rail i know that my 12V rail no longer fluctuates horribly like it did with my Q-tec. Its a well built PSU aswel. I reccomend this PSU for anyone especially going modular.

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Namrac

Cool, I was considering it, but the Seasonic S12 600W is only $20 more from Xoxide, and that's to good a deal to pass up.

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ENTERPRISE

Yeah thats not a bad deal you have there. I bought the Hiper today as it stared me in the face from a shop window lol.

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slydog64

can you find the hiper here in the US?

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Negotiator

Swedish ya,

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...&Go.x=0&Go.y=0

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ENTERPRISE

I Was going to say just cheak out Newegg.

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slydog64

sweet, enterprise can you do me a really big favor? OR anyone with the hiper psu. I need to know the dimensions on the panel with the connections. Specifacaly I need to know the amount of room between each of the connections on the back and what each one is.

Because where my radiator is, i have very little room and my hoses come down off the radiator right on the back of the psu, so where my hoses come down, i cant use those connections. If anyone can do this it would greatly help me.

Also, would it be possible to resleve the cables neatly, can you put the sleeves under the metal connections?

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# A complex system that does not work is invariably found to have evolved from a simpler system that worked just fine.
# The number one cause of computer problems is computer solutions.
Cyberdruid "let us pour out 40s of water wetter for the Homies that have no silicon to smoke, UV to react, keyboards to clack....waiting outside cyberspace for some package to arrive from Newegg or TigerDirect."

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ENTERPRISE

Well as its modular mate, when you plug in the cables in the back of the PSU you need a 1-3cm clearence to put them in and screw the cables in. As for re-sleaving it i wouldnt reccomend it as its sleaved under the metal connectors meaning you have to take them off first.

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slydog64

I know but my hoses from my radiator only come down in two spots, so most of the connections will still be available. Im running a risk with any psu that I buy on not being able to plug in the 24 pin, which is obviously the most important.

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# The number one cause of computer problems is computer solutions.
Cyberdruid "let us pour out 40s of water wetter for the Homies that have no silicon to smoke, UV to react, keyboards to clack....waiting outside cyberspace for some package to arrive from Newegg or TigerDirect."

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slydog64

but im not talking about how far the connectors come out, im asking how much room is there between each one

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# A complex system that does not work is invariably found to have evolved from a simpler system that worked just fine.
# The number one cause of computer problems is computer solutions.
Cyberdruid "let us pour out 40s of water wetter for the Homies that have no silicon to smoke, UV to react, keyboards to clack....waiting outside cyberspace for some package to arrive from Newegg or TigerDirect."

check in on my water cooling build log
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