Chris M.
Joined on 02/12/09
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How much power do you really need?

Pros: This is a good quality power supply. Unless you are using a big video card, this is all of the power that you should need. It does come with a 6 pin PCIe card connector, as well a 24 pin motherboard connector, an 8 pin CPU connector, a 3 port SATA cable, and a 2 port Molex cable. The power supply also came with an ATX mounting plate. The fan is also quiet.
Cons: The only complaint that I have is that the 24 pin motherboard cable is twice as long as it needed to be.
Overall Review: I didn't need a lot of power for my wife's new computer. It has an AMD 5600G (65 watt) processor, an ASUS A520 motherboard, a M2 SSD, 16 GIG of Ram and an old optical drive. All of that together won't draw 200 watts.
Wouldn't talk to Nvidia Shield

Pros: See below....
Cons: See below....
Overall Review: I bought this to replace my antique AVerMedia C283s, which by the way still works over 15 years later. I tried to run my Nvidia Shield Pro output through this box. I got a picture with the ER330 in standby mode, but as soon as I booted it up, the screen went blank. Altering the boot sequence didn't work. I even installed an Orei UHDS-102C in line to no avail. I don't believe that the AVerMedia ER330 was defective, it just didn't want to play nice with the Shield.
Would you buy it again? I did.

Pros: These clear toolless cases are inexpensive and functional. They also come with an 18" long cable. The status led and the activity led are a nice feature.
Cons: These cases are not designed to survive a rough environment. I did have one of them that the blue power led died after 4 years of being on 24/7. However, everything else in that case worked fine.
Overall Review: I currently have these cases holding SSDs for my HDHomerun Flex Duo, my Nvidia Shield Pro, and my Mediasonic HW250. I am using all 3 of them as video servers. They are great for my application. Years ago, I used one of them to clone the old mechanical hard drives from my windows 7 computers over to SSDs. Everybody always wants to know if you would buy a product again. In my case, yes multiple times.
These work
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Pros: These cables look and feel like they are OEM pieces, only twice as long.
Cons: The delivery process from China was slow.
Overall Review: These cables arrived enclosed in a small box and in individual small plastic bags with no retail packaging.
They are cheap, they work.

Pros: They are cheap, they work. The fact that they come in different colors is a plus. They arrived in 2 days via USPS.
Cons: USB 2 specs, but I knew that going in.
Overall Review: 4 gig is a useful size for a USB 2 drive. I was able to load my vacation videos on the drive and give it to my sister.
It had over an 80% charge when it arrived

Pros: This is the manufacturers branded battery. It had over an 80% charge when it arrived, so it hasn't been rotting on the shelf.
Cons: It wasn't cheap, but that's not the supplier's fault.
Overall Review: Changing these batteries out is a PIA because of the number of things that are plugged into the UPS.
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The folks at Technology Galaxy were great, FedEx dropped the ball
First the ugly. My package showed up at my next door neighbor's house 4 days late. When I contacted Technology Galaxy, a real human replied within a few hours. They offered a refund or replacement, but before they could process the replacement order, my neighbor dropped off the package.
