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An important tip from one of our users: don't just check total power output, find out what you need in the way of current on each power rail. If you need 20 A on your +12V rails and the supply only has 15A, it doesn't matter how many watts the supply puts out: don't buy it. Make certain that you have ENOUGH rails, too: sometimes, you need more than just two +12V rails for your setup.
Replacing an existing power supply is easier: just get a replacement that meets or exceeds the specifications of the old one. (You can usually find those printed on the side of the supply.)
That said, here's a power supply that is compatible with most ATX format motherboards, puts out 1000 watts of power (see specifications for exact distribution). Could this be your next power supply?
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So Far so good, I'm Impressed
- Pros: 1Kw PSU, Single Rail 12V 80A
Relateively Cheap (for a 1Kw PSU), 6-pin, 8-pin PCI-e connectors, mesh jackets keep spaghetti cable mess to a minimum.
- Cons: BIG, BIG, BIG
- Other Thoughts: I was planning to get a new x1950 AGP and I was already having some system stability issues with my computer detecting / not detecting some of my PCI cards thar were also connected to 12V power so I decided to upgrade. After I replaced my old 500W PSU with multiple 12V 18A rail with this one all those problems went away. This was probably overkill but I wanted to get rid of this problem once and for all. I was kind of wary at first because I've never heard of silverstone before, but my computer has been running fine.
One Beast of a PSU
- Pros: The OP1000 is very stable, has a low thermal output, and plenty of connections for every device in any case.
- Cons: The sucker is HUGE! Adds quite a bit of weight to my Temjin 10 case. Cable management is a bit of a pain too, as the unit isn't modular, so you'll be left coiling the leftover cable into whatever space remains in your case.
- Other Thoughts: One thing to note is that this PSU uses a non-standard power cable, so make sure you always know where it is if you take it to a lan party. If you lose it, you'll have to order a new one.
| Model | OP1000 |
| Type | ATX12V / EPS12V |
| Maximum Power | 901 - 1000W |
| Fans | 1 |
| PFC | Active |
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Really big.
- Pros: Highly recommended and very powerful.
- Cons: Much bigger than it needs to be. I spent over an hour trying to get it to fit into my Thermaltake Armor case, which is pretty huge. The motherboard had to come off and I had to remove the top fan on my case to get it in.
Beastly
- Pros: Runs a Q6700 @ 3.8, 2 x 2 GB DDR 1000, 2 x 9800 GTX (OC'd), three ED Raptor without a hitch.
- Cons: Huge
- Other Thoughts: Make sure you measure your PSU compartment to ensure that this PSU will fit! It barely fits into a CM690.
- Pros: It's got a ton of cables and power to spare; what more do you want from a power supply?
The sleeving helps mitigate the huge number of cables and connectors.
- Cons: This thing is a behemoth; it's about 20% bigger than the 1000 watt PSU my friend bought at the same time as me. It forced me to remove a fan from my case to fit it in.
- Other Thoughts: Don't try to put this in anything other than a full tower; this thing is gigantic.
| Model |
| Brand |
SILVERSTONE |
| Model |
OP1000 |
| Spec |
| Type |
ATX 12V 2.2 & EPS 12V |
| Maximum Power |
1000W |
| Fans |
1 |
| PFC |
Active |
| Main Connector |
20+4Pin |
| +12V Rails |
Single |
| PCI-Express Connector |
4 x 6-Pin, 2 x 8-Pin |
| SLI |
Ready |
| CrossFire |
Ready |
| Modular |
No |
| Efficiency |
Typical 80% |
| Over Voltage Protection |
Yes |
| Input Voltage |
100 - 240 V |
| Input Frequency Range |
50/60 Hz |
| Input Current |
16 - 9A |
| Output |
+3.3V@30A,+5V@40A,+12V@80A,-12V@0.8A,+5VSB@4.0A |
| MTBF |
100,000 hours at 25°C, full load |
| Features |
| Connectors |
1 x 20+4Pin motherboard connector ( 550mm )
2 x 8Pin EPS12V connector
1 x 4Pin ATX12V connector ( 550mm )
2 x dual 6Pin PCI-E connector ( 550mm x 150mm )
2 x 8Pin PCI-E connector ( 550mm )
2 x triple SATA power connectors ( 510mm + 250mm x 250mm )
1 x dual 4Pin IDE connectors ( 510mm + 250mm )
2 x dual 4Pin IDE & single floppy power connectors ( 510mm + 250mm + 150mm ) |
| Features |
Class-leading single +12V rail with 80A ( 88A peak)
1000W continuous power output rated up to 50°C |
| Manufacturer Warranty |
| Parts |
3 years limited |
| Labor |
3 years limited |
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Reviewed By: on 1/16/2007
Tech Level: somewhat high - Ownership: 1 day to 1 week
