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From the South Park movie, one of the songs is called Blame Canada.

Ahhh I get it you see I live in Canada tongue.gif
    
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all Canadians are welcome here. grouphug.gif We may blame you for things though. tongue.gif

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Originally Posted by stealthybox View Post

Just the PSU,
yeah?.

Getting warm applaud.gif ... you're correct that that's the first shot of it with the rest of the components. thumb.gif The difference is a little harder to see...

From an earlier update


Newer shots (w/vino to show scale... Coke has all been mixed with rum and, er, disposed of smil3dbd4e4c2e742.gif )



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Nice. Just wow... Thats compact. Top intake and front exhaust? All that air trough the PSU will make it heat up faster, more noise.
Where are you going to put the pump and res?
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Originally Posted by MiiX View Post

Nice. Just wow... Thats compact. Top intake and front exhaust? All that air trough the PSU will make it heat up faster, more noise.
Where are you going to put the pump and res?

pump and res are visible better on like page 7? you can barely make out the pump behind the gpu in the 2 pics on this page. theyre located right between the mobo and the front rad.
post #105 of 664
I see that you will use a Silverstone SFX...

i hope you wont get disappointed cause is too noisy (v1.00 at least)

(i bought one and returned it )
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I see that you will use a Silverstone SFX...
i hope you wont get disappointed cause is too noisy (v1.00 at least)
(i bought one and returned it )

Could you tell me more about your problem?

Have others had a bad experience with that PSU?
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Could you tell me more about your problem?
Have others had a bad experience with that PSU?

yes some people have. i have had this PSU for at least 2, maybe 3 years and have run my gaming rig on it all the time. the ONLY time ive had the chirping people talk about is when i am running both prime95 AND furmark at the same time. as long as you keep the power draw reasonable it should be ok. ive seen people run an i7 and a 680 on this psu with zero problems.
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Originally Posted by Shadow_Foxx View Post

Have others had a bad experience with that PSU?

The fan in the ST45SF-G starts quite fast at 7V 1800rpm, which is rated at 19dB @ 1m, and it ramps up linearly to 12V 3000rpm.

Many people have said they find the fan intolerably loud. Others have said it's not an issue. To me it sounds more like turbulent rushing air than actual fan hum. There is a youtube video unboxing review where you can hear it if you turns your speakers up. One person on OCN told that he RMA'd the unit to Silverstone and they said it was a problem with his box specifically, and he could get a replacement, but he ended up asking his money back and bought something else.
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the chirping people talk about

I've been following the whole "ST45SF-G has a loud fan" on several forums, maybe I missed something, but not yet seen anyone mention chirping. That was a problem with version 1.0 and 1.1 on the older bronze model, is it the gold model too? If you've got any chirping on this model you should contact Silverstone rep and tell him exactly which hardware you're experiencing this on (especially which motherboard and GPU).

Edit, Oh wait you are talking about the bronze model. Shadow_Foxx is asking about the gold one, pictured in this thread.
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post #109 of 664
The bronze model sure had its problems but the new gold-rated model should be good. Can't hear it at all on my friend's HTPC-build that uses around 300W at load IIRC.
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Let me clarify things a bit..

We are talking about this one
http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=342&area=en

ST45SF-G

Its the 450W Gold model, full modular... SFX Power Supply that is on the market for 2+ month.,.. (not years)

This model claims that the produced noise is 18db min...

But this is far from truth

http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1707073&page=8

you can see that the guy in here replaced the fan for this particular psu..

I have bought it cause it was the perfect addition for my prodigy,,,
but the produced noise really made me angry (cause i paid lots of money for it)..

I am talking about v1.00 btw.. i dont know if they have improved it by now...

Btw the fan spins at full speed all the time.... (no matter how many components i had connected)..

I did an RMA for this particular product and i am waiting for news...
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