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Review: Fractal Design Ion+ 2 Platinum 860W PSU
Highly flexible modular cables and a product that looks fantastic, meet the Fractal Design Ion+ 2 Platinum 870 which provides excellent performance, silent operation, ease of installation, and all at a fair price of 150 USD.
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Review: Fractal Design Lumen S28 RGB (LCS) - 11/11/2021 01:01 PM
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Review: WD Red SN500 NVMe SSD - 11/09/2021 03:01 PM
WD's latest NVMe SSD is intended to broaden out the company's product lineup, but it also starts to end their SATA solid-state drives (SSDs). Recent releases from WD include the all-new WD Red SN500...
Review: Core i9 12900K processor - 11/04/2021 03:20 PM
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Review: Core i5 12600K processor - 11/04/2021 03:20 PM
With six performance cores and four energy-efficient ones, the Core i5 12600K might become a budget-friendly yet really well-performing Alder Lake series processor. It offers heaps of performance, tie...
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#5965317 Posted on: 11/16/2021 08:50 PM
Cost of efficiency discussion discounts the need for cooling. It also discounts the variable rates that many pay for electricity.
Like switching to LED bulbs, there are compounding advantages to efficiency. If everyone in a city uses a more KWH of electricity a year, there may be the need for increased generation capacity...leading to increased rates for all users.
So, yeah it may only save you a limited amount of actual electricity cost initially, but if you make those "NOW" choices often enough....well you end up quickly back to BURNING OFF NATURAL GAS at the well... because it costs too much to capture it mentality.
Cost of efficiency discussion discounts the need for cooling. It also discounts the variable rates that many pay for electricity.
Like switching to LED bulbs, there are compounding advantages to efficiency. If everyone in a city uses a more KWH of electricity a year, there may be the need for increased generation capacity...leading to increased rates for all users.
So, yeah it may only save you a limited amount of actual electricity cost initially, but if you make those "NOW" choices often enough....well you end up quickly back to BURNING OFF NATURAL GAS at the well... because it costs too much to capture it mentality.
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#5965329 Posted on: 11/16/2021 09:10 PM
Cost of efficiency discussion discounts the need for cooling. It also discounts the variable rates that many pay for electricity.
Like switching to LED bulbs, there are compounding advantages to efficiency. If everyone in a city uses a more KWH of electricity a year, there may be the need for increased generation capacity...leading to increased rates for all users.
So, yeah it may only save you a limited amount of actual electricity cost initially, but if you make those "NOW" choices often enough....well you end up quickly back to BURNING OFF NATURAL GAS at the well... because it costs too much to capture it mentality.
You mean....we should stop using a power supply ? :p
Well.....cost of effiency....depends upon hours of usage vs geographic region vs hardware components... and so.......
though...
Cost of efficiency discussion discounts the need for cooling. It also discounts the variable rates that many pay for electricity.
Like switching to LED bulbs, there are compounding advantages to efficiency. If everyone in a city uses a more KWH of electricity a year, there may be the need for increased generation capacity...leading to increased rates for all users.
So, yeah it may only save you a limited amount of actual electricity cost initially, but if you make those "NOW" choices often enough....well you end up quickly back to BURNING OFF NATURAL GAS at the well... because it costs too much to capture it mentality.
You mean....we should stop using a power supply ? :p
Well.....cost of effiency....depends upon hours of usage vs geographic region vs hardware components... and so.......
though...
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#5965433 Posted on: 11/17/2021 12:11 AM
@ $150 this is a steal you're talking rm850 money and that's gold, not platinum. most platinum psus have been hovering near $200
@ $150 this is a steal you're talking rm850 money and that's gold, not platinum. most platinum psus have been hovering near $200
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#5965465 Posted on: 11/17/2021 02:03 AM
Exactly. On point.
@ $150 this is a steal you're talking rm850 money and that's gold, not platinum. most platinum psus have been hovering near $200
Exactly. On point.
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Nice marketing move from Fractal...... both are merely the same......
Slightly tighter rails and reduced noise levels compared to its predecessor (apart from the fact that it includes a second 8-pin ATX cable that may be useful to some people).