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FRONTPAGE In Win Commander III "Desert Fox" 700 W Power Supply Review
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How many PSUs have you reviewed Ed?
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I love the power supply reviews, always informative. I'd like to see a group of sub $50 supplies done for amusement. Sure we all spend good coin on our own machines. But what about a budget build for the kids or a relative. What do people put in a budget pc for power? I took apart a generic sub $50 power supply from my daughter's pc and almost died laughing at the lack of....well....anything on the board. It may give a lot of people second thoughts about putting a $25 power supply in a pc. 
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I love the power supply reviews, always informative. I'd like to see a group of sub $50 supplies done for amusement. Sure we all spend good coin on our own machines. But what about a budget build for the kids or a relative. What do people put in a budget pc for power? I took apart a generic sub $50 power supply from my daughter's pc and almost died laughing at the lack of....well....anything on the board. It may give a lot of people second thoughts about putting a $25 power supply in a pc.
For budget builds, at least for me, there's Corsair CX series, and Corsair CX series only.
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Nope, that I don't. The UL number has been seen encountered on Enhance and Etasis units, but that just means that they used the same PCB fab plant. Given that Enhance and Etasis are both OEMs I expect that the PCB was made at a dedicated PCB plant.
InWin may do it themselves, I've heard rumors that they do, but nothing concrete.
InWin may do it themselves, I've heard rumors that they do, but nothing concrete.
Hi Bobnova
Thanks for interested and review our In-Win PSU.
In-Win has our own factory to manufacture computer chassis and PSU. This PSU is designed in-house by our TW team and manufactured form our China Factory.
In-Win has already manufactured our own PSU for a long time. GreenMe and PowerMan series are manufactured by In-Win also.
Thanks for interested and review our In-Win PSU.
In-Win has our own factory to manufacture computer chassis and PSU. This PSU is designed in-house by our TW team and manufactured form our China Factory.
In-Win has already manufactured our own PSU for a long time. GreenMe and PowerMan series are manufactured by In-Win also.
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I enjoyed that review thanks.
That unit has some really steady voltages.
Almost made me try to change my order I made yesterday, but was a closer call on the ripple side of things so will take my chances with the Platinum Antec
I like thed branding Desert Fox theme and mini history lesson.
Funnily enough I just happened to watch a historical documentary that touched on the aspects you mentioned only last month!
(gotta love those small world coincidences!)
A good sign to see close interest from InWin too, will be excellent if that carries through to customer care levels also
That unit has some really steady voltages.
Almost made me try to change my order I made yesterday, but was a closer call on the ripple side of things so will take my chances with the Platinum Antec
I like thed branding Desert Fox theme and mini history lesson.
Funnily enough I just happened to watch a historical documentary that touched on the aspects you mentioned only last month!
(gotta love those small world coincidences!)
A good sign to see close interest from InWin too, will be excellent if that carries through to customer care levels also
