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Gskill Makes Powersupplies?!?
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Retiring 11/28/18 from jonnyGURU.com after 11 years and change and over 400 reviews.
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Ahh, gotcha. Well I'd like to say thank you for your fine and impeccable service in the PSU review field. I do hope you at least drop in from time to time and say hi and keep in touch with us. It has been awesome having you here 
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I always get you two mixed up....
You will be missed.
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We havent had a qualified psu reviewer with proper testing equipment in years...i wouldnt expect one soon.
I mean I have no issue testing them
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I mean I have no issue testing them
If you legitimately have the proper equipment and the know-how to test PSUs please send either myself or Earthdog a PM.
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I know how let me see if I still have everything over at my folks to do a proper test. Like no joke style. I don't know if I have enough to do a proper loadbank right now, but that could be easily rectified.
I do have plenty of equipment to actually maintain long term loaded tests if you guys would want to see a psu revisited after 6 months to a year.
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This is looking good! I also would have faith in NiHaoMike, as my experience here is that he knows his way around Things Electric. Two PSU reviewers wouldn't hurt at all......
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Let us know if you still have everything and/or want to get the pieces you're missing to start reviewing
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Well, I'll be *insert profanity here*. You know my next stop is johnnyguru and OK Wolf to if they have the lowdown on this.
update: Nope, no joy there. I wonder who is making the platform for them. If the quality is on par with their RAM, EVGA now has competition.
^ I had the impression that Corsair was a valid competitor to EVGAs PSU's rated below 1200w.
***I do not profess to having any type of knowledge on the AC/DC or DC/DC workings of a PSU***
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I have seen this modular configuration before. I want to say that it reminds me of the 2012-2014 Corsair RM-800w to 1000w PSU but I'm not sure.
https://www.gskill.com/en/product/ps1250p-platinum-power-supply. < WOW!!! has a rating of 1250w and will push 4 video cards with 2x8 pins. The Corsair AX-1200(i) and the EVGA G2-1300w will only do 3 video cards from the same PSU.
In ~ 2014 I had to purchase a Lepa 1600w PSU to be able to run 4 video cards from 1 PSU. While I was looking around trying to match the G.Skill PSU to ??? I noticed that Corsair PSU's now have a 10yr warranty. EVGA was the only one that offered that kind of warranty
https://www.gskill.com/en/product/ps1250p-platinum-power-supply. < WOW!!! has a rating of 1250w and will push 4 video cards with 2x8 pins. The Corsair AX-1200(i) and the EVGA G2-1300w will only do 3 video cards from the same PSU.
In ~ 2014 I had to purchase a Lepa 1600w PSU to be able to run 4 video cards from 1 PSU. While I was looking around trying to match the G.Skill PSU to ??? I noticed that Corsair PSU's now have a 10yr warranty. EVGA was the only one that offered that kind of warranty
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Corsair, SilverStone, some TT units, there are quite a few good ones available. Even Enermax. I just picked EVGA as an example because they're pretty much the most recommended ATM. They've gotten a lot of perfect scores at Jonny Guru the last couple years.
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