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PC Power and Cooling S61EPS Silencer 610W EPS12V power supply, SLI and 80+ Certified

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
(5 out of 5)

OCZ is good to PC Power & Cooling

Apr 5, 2008 - By Richard Shepherd

for many years PC Power & Cooling has been THE power supply by which all others are measured. When OCZ bought them I was concerned, sure, OCZ makes great stuff too but they didn't do anything in the power supply business and I couldn't see how they could do anything to improve an already outstanding PC Power and Cooling product. I cannot say OCZ made PC Power & Cooling any better but it appears they did the next best thing and left it alone. If you ever need a power supply I cannot say enough good stuff about PC Power & Cooling.


2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
(5 out of 5)

Quiet and powerful

Mar 29, 2008 - By J. SPIEGEL (Los Angeles, CA United States)

It's a great power supply and my third PCP&C product over time. Just one word of warning. It is larger than most of this power level. It BARELY fit in the PSU space of my Antec P182 case. I had to cut the tiewrap and move the cables around one at a time to place them properly. Other than that it's silent and strong.


1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
(5 out of 5)

The strong silent type

Aug 4, 2008 - By Joseph Boone (Irvine, CA United States)

This power supply from PC Power and Cooling is rated for 610 watts and is part of their Silencer line. The company has long been known for making rock solid units, but the last time I purchased one I couldn't take the fan noise it generated and replaced it. The Silencer has carried forward the high quality pipeline of clean power but eliminated virtually all the noise and truly lives up to its name.

One thing prospective customers should know is that most power supply makers essentially cheat on their wattage ratings by citing power numbers that the unit can only achieve at temperatures well below what will be found inside your PC and/or the unit can only generate that power as a peak wattage for a short time before failing. PC Power and Cooling cites numbers that the unit can maintain indefinitely and at more realistic temperatures. They've been winning awards from all the computer magazines for years with no end in sight.

I purchased this unit for a new PC I was building and it's been a true gem. It is whisper quiet and has provided stable power since I first flipped the switch. If you're concerned about whether it has enough juice to power 2 video cards, I can vouch for that as I have two Radeon 3870s and have had no problems of any kind.


(5 out of 5)

Somewhat pricey, but you get what you paid for

Nov 18, 2008 - By Amazon Customer

This is a great power supply with plenty of connections, but not excessive such that the unused wires would get in the way. It powers my system just fine (2.5 GHZ Phenom Quad Core, Geforce 9800 GTX+, 4 GB ram) and is very silent. This is also one of the more power efficient power supplies. Most importantly, my system has been very stable, with no crashes in several weeks of heavy usage. If you're building a good performance PC, this is the one that should be powering your hardware.