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Quote liratheal 4th September 2008, 10:09
The most important question for me is, can it run four 4870's?

By that I mean, are there physically enough connectors for it?
Quote ComputerKing 4th September 2008, 10:17
Dam ! this is a power supply from hell!!!!

WOW, thanks for the look :D
Quote Bindibadgi 4th September 2008, 10:17
Yes there are eight 6+2-pin connectors.

Not that you'll find a motherboard with 8 slots (unless you watercool and go single slot 4870)
Quote liratheal 4th September 2008, 10:50
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bindibadgi
Yes there are eight 6+2-pin connectors.

Not that you'll find a motherboard with 8 slots (unless you watercool and go single slot 4870)

That was the plan ;)
Quote wuyanxu 4th September 2008, 10:50
£200 is a lot to drop even for a 1000w unit....... but for its size, and build quality, it may be worth it.

i thought a guy mentioned a cheaper 850w? how much will that be?
Quote Bindibadgi 4th September 2008, 11:04
PSU purchasing questionnaire

There will be an 850W but I've not seen it yet and don't know the details sorry.
Quote The boy 4rm oz 4th September 2008, 12:06
A good addition to the market. Smaller than the Galaxy, that is always good.
Quote mrb_no1 4th September 2008, 13:38
as a bystander of the 1kw market, i personally would never have bought the galaxy because it has a 80mil fan on it, now, i would as they have gone to 13.5mm only, which as Richard said is very quiet. Of course you'll pay a premium for their top product, same with any other company so thats a no brainer for me or anyone who wanted 1kw of efficient, quiet power imo.

As for enermax's local rma, they are awesome. I delt with them on my enermax 620 or 650, cant remember whats in the machine but either way, called up, minimal wait for a representative, 2 min convo as i told him that the psu beeped at me, he gave me the address and emailed the rma, 20 mins later the psu was in the post and i had it back 2 days later (they turned it around on day of receipt...awesome!) so for uk'ers its a very good service from my experience. 5 yrs would be better, as it also helps with resale value, but then again, if you are a 1kw user, you'll be limited by the number of gpu's ati and nvidia put on a card as you'll have no more gfx slots to fill right now and therefore wont need more than 1kw of power.

peace

fatman
Quote naokaji 4th September 2008, 15:08
Enermax is far too expensive, the corsair 1kw psu costs much less.
Sorry, it had to be said.
Quote The boy 4rm oz 4th September 2008, 16:19
Yes that is true. I like the Corsair one better IMHO.
Quote biebiep 5th September 2008, 07:18
90% Efficiency...
O_O

That's all I have to say in the matter ^^


When are these hitting retail?
Quote Bindibadgi 5th September 2008, 08:53
Quote:
Originally Posted by biebiep
90% Efficiency...
O_O

That's all I have to say in the matter ^^


When are these hitting retail?

November-December.
Quote roadie 5th September 2008, 10:06
I think we need to see some tests of efficiency at the lower end of the power scale. A test of 10-20% load would simulate an idle computer, the state which most computers are in for the majority of time.
Quote Horizon 6th September 2008, 23:03
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bindibadgi
Yes there are eight 6+2-pin connectors.

Not that you'll find a motherboard with 8 slots (unless you watercool and go single slot 4870)

I remember the MSI K9A diamond board had the proper PCIe spacing for 4x 4870 dualies
Quote Amon 6th September 2008, 23:32
http://www.tomwhitestudio.com/images/Jesus_Christ_statue_600.jpg
Halleluja Jesus Christ

By the way, the unit you guys photographed looks like it's got more than a few nicks and bangs. A heavily circulating press model, I'm guessing?
Quote tonschk 11th September 2008, 17:05
Smaller PSU is better , the Galaxy was too long to fit into my case
Quote felixw 23rd October 2008, 22:10
Not out in stores yet huh?
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