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About LukeSavenije
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psu cultist
- Birthday Jan 27, 2002
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Dodging exploding FETs
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surviving 2021
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Intel Core i5-10400f @stock
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MSI B460 Mortar
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Trident Z black/white 2x8gb MFR
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EVGA Nvidia GTX 1070 TI SC Gaming Black
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Cooler Master Masterbox Lite 5 RGB
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Samsung 860 EVO 500 GB
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Cooler Master V-1300 Platinum
Seasonic Focus GX-650
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TCL P64 43" (1080p@120hz)
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Gelid Phantom Black
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Drevo Calibur - Outemu Blue - Hyperx Pudding
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Sony WH-CH700N
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Poco x3
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yes.. no... kinda... the japcap trend was because of the so-called "capacitor plague", which is already a debate on what caused it. But the main thing with Japanese caps is that it's more expensive to integrate since most PSU ODMs are in China and will have to import and store a big quantity of them, which because of them having to be under specific conditions, is really expensive. So you won't really see someone use cheap capacitors for that but that doesn't say that Chinese/Taiwanese/German/US companies can't make as good, if not better capacitors than Japanese and a
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H1 susceptible to catch fire - contact NZXT
LukeSavenije replied to LukeSavenije's topic in Tech News
I'll even confirm this for you -
or in this business... 100k
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Motherboard VRM Tier List v2 (currently AMD only)
LukeSavenije replied to Jurrunio's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
and it's really outdated... currently busy with other things -
does measure this, actually
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H1 susceptible to catch fire - contact NZXT
LukeSavenije replied to LukeSavenije's topic in Tech News
they can supply you with a replacement screw kit (plastic ones), but then they should come back to you first... might want to try your retailer as well -
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The v1 is based off the CWT GPU platform also used in Bitfenix Whisper and Enermax Revolution DF. The v2 is based off the CWT GPX platform, essentially a costdown of said platform. Because of it being lower quality it's indeed not able to handle a low-voltage burn-in test as shown at Corsair where they put GPX under their RM/RMx burn-in test and failed 3/3 times on the same component. Because of the lower quality parts it's also a lot louder than the v1, isn't as efficient and so on. In almost every single way, DQ-M-V2L is a downgrade from DQ-M
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GX is ALWAYS focus v3, so you have nothing to worry about. It's just that PX specifically has the same naming on both the old and the new version, but they look visually different. The old versions are Focus Gold FM, Focus Plus Gold FX and Focus Plus Platinum PX, the new ones are Focus GM, Focus GX and Focus PX
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nah, we can use this as info, it's not too bad to post it here Jon was (of course) right about the group reg df part, I'll look into it internally if we can find out what it is exactly
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Decided to pick this one up instead ARESGAME 750W Power Supply Semi Modular 80+ Bronze PSU (AGV750) - Newegg.com let me know your thoughts on the explosion! lol
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Prime GX is the newer revision with minor changes to Prime Gold, which is in tier A single rail
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CWT confirmed it not having OTP, the rest is still the same edit: I'm late I see
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There's also these two... the first was sent to a reviewer, the second was the retail unit of it. The first is a decent dc-dc CWT PUQ-B, the other is a CWT GPM that can't do over 500w while being sold as an 850w. Tier e isn't only for issues that happen with the unit itself, but also when we choose to distrust a company because we can't guarantee they actually ship what they promise. And yes, a Brazilian reviewer actually hooked this thing up to a sunmoon, loaded it up and got over 1v of ripple out of it without the unit shutting down. This is the main reason we chose to comp