| Название | : | PC Power u0026 Cooling Silencer MKIII Power Supply Unboxing u0026 First Look Linus Tech Tips |
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| Просмотров | : | 48 rb |
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in 2023 i still use this power supply, it's really good Comment from : Uncreative |
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still using this in 2021 Comment from : NRLTY |
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2019! Comment from : Nafay 3D |
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Regards, still works? over time the noise is not increased? choose theirbr own power supply that is focused on a model Worth buying? Comment from : jolinar |
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hello this source can handle the 660ti sli friend
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I have been eyeing this power supply because it matches my Fractal Design Arc Midi R2 case perfectly Comment from : AdmiralAckbarTR |
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It's very tight but no issues with it at all so far Comment from : CMvan46 |
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how was the fitting, was it hard to install? Comment from : AKATSUKI |
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Looks great in my new White Prodigy :) Comment from : CMvan46 |
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Go to 4:50 and look in the Styrofoam box, the other cable is sitting in there LOL! Comment from : Robert Drake |
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Odd decision to only make them in white Comment from : Droogie128 |
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canadians uses that since 1920s Comment from : Jason Tirtabudi |
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For what? Comment from : RemX405 |
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I need this or the NZXT Hale PSU's for my Phantom My XFX is all black and lame >< Comment from : Avatar46 |
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Seasonic Modular 750 watt, or Corsair HX are both top notch, what GPU config are you running? if you can settle for 600 Watt, Power & Cooling 600 Watt Modular is a great bargain Comment from : Steven Bely |
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depends on your system, are you running discrete graphics card? Typically, the better quality PSU's begin around 400 Watt Look for quality brands like Seasonic, Corsair, Power & Cooling Ideally, 5 yr warrantyjust avoid the cheapo's from the big box stores Comment from : Steven Bely |
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Linus, you mentioned that you prefer placing the PSU with fan facing up? Even in a case with PSU position on bottom, with air filter ( ie Obsidian 800) Would that not encourage hot air from case entering unit rather than cool air from under the case? I assume you are doing this to prevent dust intake? Please clarify? Comment from : Steven Bely |
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a single strong rail just means you don't have a choice more than one strong rail means that you have a choice it also of course means that you have more parts in the ps that can fail but i personally prefer 2 12 volt quality rails, efficiency goes down, but ability to run consistently at the max ratted wattage in the long term goes up Comment from : kght222 |
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@jurassic512 Why you bitching at yourself? Comment from : HolyShitAccess |
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@DeadeyeDH it almost sounds like it could be a standard unit of measurement Comment from : javelinxd44 |
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@DeadeyeDH Wonder if it'll get more use in the US than Metric? lol Comment from : TalesOfWar |
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There is a cable in the box, I saw it, what is it???????? Comment from : Colin Maharaj |
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am sure I saw another cable in the packaging foam you never took out :P Comment from : Andrew Ballard |
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the thumbnail pic makes it look like a toaster Comment from : CraftableHuman |
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Over power will INCLUDE over current Comment from : Zwan |
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@KiruzA42 Grade 11 Physics comes in useful Comment from : Divide By Zer0 |
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@LouwrensStassen What I meant to say is that since you are dealing with a few fixed voltage output values overcurrent protection is the bigger dealTherefor overpower protection really is overcurrent protection Usually a voltage ripple on the input of about 5 percent is considered normal Comment from : cmdstraker |
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The was cable in the box when you moved it out of the way So there were as many cables as the the power supply had ports Comment from : Suiken_2mieu |
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@greysmoke321 max trollin Comment from : Kieran Sulikosky |
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they should make linus arm a universally recognised measurement Comment from : MegaLeedsfan1 |
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I love watching Linus pc videos on my iPhone, iMac, and friends' Mac Book :) Comment from : Matt Halpain |
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Hey Linus, you forgot a cable inside the box lol, @4:48 Comment from : N |
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Hey Linus, you forgot a cable inside the box lol, @4:48 Comment from : N |
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@ambrodji
ha ha I think you might confuse some people with having the brackets on that math (180/100) * 44 Or to make it simpler, 180 * 44 Good thing your around to show the light to some :) Comment from : toonygamer2004 |
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@marouanebenouzekri
your current motherboard only supports a few years old cpu
It would be better to save up money for a couple years to just buy a whole new computer (new mobo, cpu, gpu etc)
But an E8400/Q9650 with a midrange gpu like a GTX570 or AMD 6850/70 will still allow you to play upcoming games on high settings for quite a while (couple years at least)
I'm guessing that you likely have a GTX 9800 or 260 based on the current age of your CPU
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@marouanebenouzekri
Ok, so also mention this:
You have an older motherboard, so your limited to using the Q9000 series intel CPUs They are still very good and capable CPUs for playing games at mid-high settings on a 1080p screen But they are also not anything near a current i7's power
Your best bet is to save money by getting a midrange card (you can get a discount on amd 6850/70 or gtx570 when the 600 series comes out)
No point getting a very pwoerful gpu when you Comment from : Ice&Fire |
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@marouanebenouzekri
Ok, so also mention this:
You have an older motherboard, so your limited to using the Q9000 series intel CPUs They are still very good and capable CPUs for playing games at mid-high settings on a 1080p screen But they are also not anything near a current i7's power
Your best bet is to save money by getting a midrange card (you can get a discount on amd 6850/70 or gtx570 when the 600 series comes out)
No point getting a very pwoerful gpu when you Comment from : Ice&Fire |
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Linus, what happened to your finger? 0:55 Comment from : coldlettersofficial |
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@dimos47ki7 Yes, exactly
That is what the Da Vinci body anatomy principle is; you should do a google search on it xD Comment from : Mark Ambrodji |
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Do an unboxing and review of the AMD Radeon 7990, looks so badass!! Comment from : LEW1S1900 |
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@ambrodji actually if u stretch both hands to the left and to the right, the length between the fingertips is almost the same as your height tryied this with alot of friends and it is true in most cases
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check out my build hope u guyz have some inputs for me Comment from : A & H Automation LLC |
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@gokilofazza Why am I getting a feeling that there are a lot of electrical engineer students on the internet xD I just love electronics Comment from : TheMaristBoy |
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@TheMaristBoy Electrical engineer by the sounds of hit however any basic electrician should know anything and everything about ohms law
Alot of engineering branches know ohms law too Comment from : FME |
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@KiruzA42 what kind of engineer are you? Comment from : TheMaristBoy |
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over power may mean overcurrent and overvoltage Comment from : Thomas |
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@marouanebenouzekri yes it is it may be even enough for 2 gpu's running off one system Comment from : Diego |
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@Peanutsreveng3 uhm well this PSU is basically a re-named SeaSonic S12II / M12II, just like Antec's HCG-series, few Corsair PSUs etc Comment from : Anton Kochubey |
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@xXclemouneXx roflmao i new it wouldnt take long i love it when u geeks correct everyone lol its a nerd rage i have come to love i think it gets me off! Comment from : nervoustwitch77 |
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@marouanebenouzekri
To sum it up for you, Save your money for Ivy Bridge, if you don't plan on upgrading your CPU (E8400) anytime soon, anything like a GTX 580 / AMD 6870 is overkill since your CPU is bottlenecking your GPUs full potential
If you want a good GPU for the future go ahead and get the GTX580/AMD6870/7870, but you need to be thinking of upgrading your CPU, otherwise by the time you upgrade your CPU, Haswell and GTX 700 / AMD 8000 will be out
Hope this helps Comment from : Ice&Fire |
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@marouanebenouzekri
The GTX is $700-800
Unless your a enthusiast gamer, the very high-end dual GPU is probably overkill for you
Get the GTX 580, or wait for 600 series, or get the 7870 for $500
Also with your E8400, having such a highend graphics card wont be worth it (so current CPU will bottleneck its full potential
I have an i7 930 with 5870, if I got the 5970 at the time, my 930 would still have been a bottleneck
You would need a new system if you wanted high-end Comment from : Ice&Fire |
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@marouanebenouzekri AMD 6870 IMO if your on a budget Costs $150-200 and rocks all dx11 games on a decent resolution Comment from : Alex S |
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@marouanebenouzekri depends on the card Comment from : jeffs_ |
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@marouanebenouzekri
Again, to be on the safe side, get a little higher PSU, 700W to 800W, they are literally $30 to 50 more expensive
You don't want to keep buying PSU everytime you make an upgrade, so get a decent one with lots of headroom for unforseen upgrades down the road Play it safe Comment from : Ice&Fire |
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@marouanebenouzekri
Depends what graphics card your looking at For midrange to low range (say GTX 540-560) is sufficient
GTX 570/580 or AMD 6870 etc recommend at least 500-550 To be safe, if your going with a high-end GPU, make the investment in a 800W, just to be on the safe side Comment from : Ice&Fire |
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Is that a Baby Crib i see there 2:55 Comment from : Knyterror |
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Could you please do an unboxing of the silverstone PS07 Comment from : Juan Villegas |
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@KiruzA42 - Thanks! Comment from : Tom Hartill |
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Your video cut of and said other computer shit Comment from : Ethan Greve |
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LINUS ANSWER MY QUESTION
THUMPS UP SO HE CAN SEE THIS Comment from : Mohemmed M |
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@ShadowwwLFS I didn't say Seasonic are cheap POS, I said this PSU being review seems like one
Seasonic are my prefered PSU brand Comment from : Peanut - INTP |
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@LouwrensStassen i was just putting it in correct terms is all as power is a very general term Comment from : joeyf504327 |
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Unbox the Kingwin STR-500 power supply! The best fanless power supply for desktop usage there is! Comment from : l3E7Studios |
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@ambrodji thank you Comment from : TheCoconutCookie |
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Engineer here Ohm's law can be manipulated such that P (power) equals the square of i (current) times r (resistance) Since resistance is a constant, power is directly proportional to the square of current and, therefore, overcurrent protection could be called overpower protection Comment from : Adam Weiner |
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Hmm, would this fit in a 600t? Comment from : dokdek /ドクデク |
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@LinusTechTips ur USA link is not right U provided a dead link If u remove the w and add us; u will have fixed ur problem
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@Peanutsreveng3 >SeaSonic
>cheap POS
nope That's not how this world works Comment from : Anton Kochubey |
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@Chainzaw1447 It can power two 7970's Comment from : Anton Kochubey |
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@cal920c fun fact: skipping school/college does NOT makes you cool, contrary to popular belief Comment from : Anton Kochubey |
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@gadgetguy99 single GPU - 500W, dual GPU - 750W, triple GPU - 1000W, quad GPU - 1200W Comment from : Anton Kochubey |
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@AndImObama
indeed, they do have a good name, which is why I watched it, but it's still a cheap PSU
Bronze rated yea ok one cable less than there are sockets stupid and in the league of cheap POS Comment from : Peanut - INTP |
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what is a good watege for a first gaming build Comment from : Carlcig6669420 |
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I love your tech reports and unboxings You have educated me in leaps and bounds over the last year Thank you Comment from : LordAtrocities |
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0:12 thats what she said
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tl;dr yet another re-branded SeaSonic M12II Comment from : Anton Kochubey |
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@gutrenchladd SeaSonic X750 / X850
It's same as Corsair AX but just a fraction cheaper Comment from : Anton Kochubey |
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Linus can you unbox a box filled with air please I'd like to see that Comment from : Foxx6699 |
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so 600 watt is the old 1250 watt? Comment from : austin nichols |
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You should convert Linus arm span into inches/centimeters :D Comment from : Excaliza |
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@gutrenchladd coolermaser silent pro gold 800w i never hear it over my other fans and it doesnt get hot i got it on blackfriday and it was like $115
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WATER COOLING PART 3 ! Comment from : ice9sydas |
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also is there any chance of you maybe adopting a rating system for your products? like a 1-10 or a 1-100 rating system that focuses execution of the products features in design? just curious Comment from : Jared W |
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Linus in your opinion or in your fans opinions what is the best overall powersupply in the 700-800w range taking into account it should be modular have good length on cables a good size fan and not horribly priced any suggestions? Comment from : Jared W |
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@TheInCreDIblEMaReKU Dude, he's not an operating system Comment from : Manchester Tech Guy |
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Autocorrect Comment from : mareku |
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Hey Linux, when did you start out with computers? Comment from : mareku |
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@LouwrensStassen Since one is dealing with a 2 or 3 different voltages it means overpower is the same thing Comment from : cmdstraker |
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2:14 I'd be a bit miserable if I bought this PSU and they weren't Comment from : NameTooLo |
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Is there black version? links not work Comment from : MrPilotGunner |
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kay buddies, power depends on voltage and current (and others things but we dont care) we all know it
What happens when you limit only wattage? you can have too high current and very low voltage or too high voltage and very low current, no good for your security
What happens when you limit current and voltage but no wattage? You ll be safe but if your PSU cannot deliver this amount of wattage, gonna have some issues
Conclusion, it's OK to limit those 3
Comment from : Ideeem |
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