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Silverstone Zeus ST65ZF
Author: jonnyguru
Date Posted:26/07/2005 04:28.22
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Bottom Line:
The Silverstone Zeus ST65ZF is HARDCORE. It's more power supply than most people need, but if it's in the budget and you want no holds barred, this is a power supply for you.
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Introduction
When a power supply
is certified by nVidia as "SLI ready," has quad rails and
has a max power rating of 650W with a maximum capability of 504W on
the combined 12V rails.. you can't find much to be critical of in your
review! Yes, it's expensive at $155 to $170 at time of press. But
you get what you pay for... and there are more expensive power supplies
out there with less juice.

The Silverstone has a subtle beauty with it's flat black finish.
Let's take a look
at that label and see what Silverstone says it can do...
3.3V
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5V
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12V1
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12V2
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12V3
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12V4
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-12V
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5VSB
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33A
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24A
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13A
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18A
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16A
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8A
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0.5A
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2A
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170W
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504W
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6W
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10W
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650W
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The entire PSU is cooled by a single 80MM fan and although the fan was
howling like a banshee when the PSU was under extreme loads, the PSU
was always kept nice and cool. Typically, the fan spun at a decent
RPM and was rather quiet. I wonder how cooling would be if the
fan was on the inside of the case. Hmm...

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