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Review: Seasonic Super Tornado 300 ATX12V v1.3 PSU
Seasonic Super Series Revisited - Rev. A3

There's not much of a difference according to Storagereview, in their review of the MaxLine III they say: "Maxtor has also recently announced the DiamondMax 10 series. The higher capacity DM10 units (250 GB and 300 GB) feature construction similar to the MaXLine III right down to the 16 MB buffer. A...

There are specs in the CNPS7700 review on the main site.

In the S12 datasheet there is a note saying "S12-500/600 supports 150W PCI-E with 6pin connector" and those two models doesn't have the same electrical safety certificates as the models with lower power. That's the only apparent differences I've been able to find, besides the power specs off course.

I suppose they should be the same hardware wise, what the OEM version lack is basically the cable management kit I think.
There are other places to find Seasonic PSUs in Sweden though they are most likely not revA3: search result at buggy.

BigDonut wrote:re reading it it has two 12V+ rails one 10A max the other 15A max. I guess the first is for the cpu and the 2nd is for all the others.

I believe it's the other way round. 12V2 for the CPU and 12V1 for the rest.

I agree with what Jordan wrote. You can never have to much HD space (that is, off course, a subjective statement) and the price difference between a 40-60GB & a 80GB disk is negligible, so a 80GB drive will be in favour when it comes to the price/GB ratio. However, if you are certain that your stora...

Za Frumi - Vrapogat

Ah, excellent, I thought it would take longer for you to get the pics up. A quite simple mod with a good looking end result, match well with the rest of the case.

Have you read this thread? You can probably find some useful info there.

Well, I agree with you to some extent, I use a very cheap yet very good HS myself - ArcticCooling Copper Silent 2, cost no more than 15$. However, a HSF is more or less mandatory with todays CPU so if your aim is to get your system as quiet as possible it's crucial to get a HS with good cooling perf...

Immortal - Sons Of Northern Darkness

Hm, yeah that's odd, looking at the rear pic it doesn't seem as if it has been shot from an too low angle IMO, the raised exhaust should be visible. However, if you look close at the rear pic there's a indent at the top of the case so, as you wrote, maybe it was cropped out.

I believe someone asked about quiet floppy drives not long ago, IIRC there were plenty of answers in that thread. Mabe you'll find some good suggestions in it.

If you have a computer placed in a desk, cupboard and such, I think it's a great idea to take advantage of any eventual space that are underneath it to provide air to the computer. It's easy to adapt the space to your liking, any noise from the computer will have a hard time reaching your ears and, ...

It's an overstatement to say the PSU is wimpy just beacause it cannot boot up with 5 halogen spots connected, the PSU is supposed to provide power to the computers components not to provide power to a hotbed. That test might be god to find out the limit of a PSU but it can't be looked upon as a way ...

IMO the first thing you should do is to ditch some of those fans. Do you really need all that cooling?

Well, most components use more than one rail. 5V & 12V - HD, optical drive, perhaps some PCI cards 3.3V and 5V - mostly PCI card I think 5V - memory, keyboard and mouse, USB, FireWire, floppy All three rails - motherboard, VGA Note that this is only my rough assumptions based on AMD:s "Builders Guid...

from reading this post, i suppose the quietest AGP 6600gt is the MSI's?? compared to the XFX 6600GT, is there a big performance difference or just simply its more quiet?? thxthx One month ago Anandtech compared some 6600GT PCI-E from different manufacturers and the XFX card was one of the, stated b...

I've never seen a better source for cable routing ideas than this forum, so my suggestion is that you search around here. Ideas for cable wrapping and such can normally be found on most websites that deals with case modding, e.g. www.7volts.com.

The SI-97 is not compatible with the GA-7N400 Pro2 according to Thermalright, so before a purchase it's advisable to check up if that also holds true for the "non-Pro2" version.

Connect one or more fans to the PSU, I suppose that could work.

IMOM wrote:If the power supply automatically switch from 110 to 220V or 220V to 110V, it has active PFC?

This is from the PSU-article on the main site:

"Passive PFC...the AC input must be chosen..."

"Active PFC...automatically adjusts for AC input voltage."

chiahaochang wrote:Do you have to cut apart the housing on a replacement fan?

Yes, that's what you'll need to do. There is a thread in the forum concerning this - search and thou shall find.

That image gallery website doesn't accept direct links to the pics, a space at the end of the address will fix it.

Arctic Cooling is going to release a new NV Silencer model, NV Silencer 6, that will be compatible with the 6600GT PCIe. So, I suppose, that is a indication that the NV Silencer 5 won't fit you card.

Read this PDF to see if the height of your cards components is compatible with the NV Silencer1.

The Haunted - Now You Know

I don't know where to find Zalmans resistors, in fact I'm not sure they are available at all anymore, at least I can't find them on their website. The yellow wire is for RPM, so cutting it won't help.