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Thoughts on 'FSP 450W SFX PRO' psu?

Arkland909
By Arkland909
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I thought it was a Dagger Pro but its not.

Anyone using this psu? Is it good?

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Lackluster testing and very little information, always assume a PSU is an explosive unit until proven otherwise. You're better safe than sorry, from what I could find though: DC-DC (bare minimum for a unit) but Topology is yet to be found, probably like it's lower Raider II platform (double forward) I'd keep looking if I were you, it claims to have full protections but we don't know how well they're really set. 
 

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Honestly those Pcie (eps?) Power cable look's so thin and feel like could melt at any time, though with the max power rating of this power supply, i guess you're likely to trip the power supply internal fuse before anything catch on fire, maybe...

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