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Guess the OEM
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No, but you can ask me questions (which I may not answer) to ferret out more information.
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How old is the PSU?
The case looks like those used in PSU's form around 2003-2005. Like what Athena used.
The case looks like those used in PSU's form around 2003-2005. Like what Athena used.
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It is an updated design (within the last 4 years), 80+ Bronze and is a server unit. OEM made a brief splash into the consumer market, which was halfhearted at best. One of the more well known OEMs.
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Flower was my guess too.
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Doesn't look like any delta I seen.
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Right on. I've not seen a Delta look like that either. Not FSP, not superflower either. OEM reputedly does some rigorous humidity and heat testing. Primary caps are Hitachi.
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And I was gonna guess Super Flower, lol.
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Looks like it could be a Topower. I never seen one use Hitachi caps. But I never seen to many Topower units ether.
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AFAIK, Supermicro have never made a consumer unit. Definitely not Topower and as somebody pointed out, never seen a Topower use Hitachi primaries. The consumer line had a brief stint and a lame "Gaming" string in the brand name.
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OK now I'm stump. wildcard guess, Andyson? I know Mushkin used them and the casing looks a lot like a older Mushkin unit. They had a short lived gamming line too, but I don't recall seeing Hitachi caps in them.
If that's not it maybe sparkle? but didn't FSP buy them out a years back?
I was going to say Scythe, but didn't Topower make their PSU's?
I'm out of ideas after that.
So what is it ? Safe to say most of use are stumped.
If that's not it maybe sparkle? but didn't FSP buy them out a years back?
I was going to say Scythe, but didn't Topower make their PSU's?
I'm out of ideas after that.
So what is it ? Safe to say most of use are stumped.
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Ok, here goes...it is a Zippy Emacs PSM-5670. They made exactly one "gaming" PSU series the GSM-6xxxx. I owned the 6600P, which I sent over to jonnyGURU, who did a terrific review.
Come on guys, I expected you to nail this.
Come on guys, I expected you to nail this.
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Well we can all make up words. Zippity do da, hubba wubba, etc.Ok, here goes...it is a Zippy Emacs PSM-5670. They made exactly one "gaming" PSU series the GSM-6xxxx. I owned the 6600P, which I sent over to jonnyGURU, who did a terrific review.
Come on guys, I expected you to nail this.
