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| Author: Whoopty | |||
| Posted: 23:00, May 15th 2007 | |||
| Link: http://www.fsp-group.com | |||
| Score: 7 out of 10 [?] | |||
| Price: £100 | |||

Introduction
Power supplies have been getting bigger and bigger in recent years, from 500 to 800 to 1000 watts; now we even have the option of a 2000 watt PSU! Today however, I have something a little more conservative but hopefully with enough juice to power the XSR test setup. I will be testing the FSP Epsilon 700w, let's see how it does.
Specifications
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AC Full Range Input is applicable throughout the world.
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High efficiency and power saving design >85%
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Independent 4 Channel 12V Input design. Provides stable power.
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0.99 Active PFC. Improves the rate of power utilization.
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20+4Pin Connector designing compatible to all motherboards in the market.
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4+4Pin Connector design, complying with the requirement of CPU for ATX or EPS system
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S-ATA Connector design which supplies high transfer S-ATA interface products with stable power
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2 Channel PCI-E Connector with nVIDIA dual graphic card support
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8 Pin 12V which supports double CPUs and supplies stable voltage.
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MTBF:100,000 hours
Features
- Supports the latest Intel ATX 2.0 standard. Improve the System Compatibility
- Nvidia SLI Certified
- Dual Channel PCI-Express
- Supports the latest AMD 64 CPU
- Conforms to WEEE & RoHS Environmental Directives in Europe
- Extremely low noise design, providing consumers with a quiet, good operating environment
- Ultra high power of 700W, providing the super player enough power to ensure a stable system
- Over voltage protection, over current protection, and short circuit protection can protect each part of the computer.
- High quality blue cover coating
- 12 cm light blue fan, enhancing heat dissipation and reaching the minimum noise requirement
- Neat and tight mesh sleeving improves the ventilation.
- Smart Housing easy plugable D-type connector design.
- Honeycombed cooling vents on the case reduce noise and improve the heat dissipation and air flow.


