SPCR's Lab Clearance Corner

[Kougar]

Support SPCR (http://www.silentpcreview.com/) by finding good homes for this mostly new and like-new gear from our test labs! We always need to make room for more gear to be tested. Prices are generally very good, much cheaper than new anywhere.

The gear listed here...

(R) = used only for review testing, usually almost brand new
(U) = used in the lab as part of a testing platform
(AN) = extra samples that are as-new
(N) = new sealed items

For obvious reasons, there is no warranty, but you can be assured they are in perfect working order.

Contact Mike if interested -- use email please - ({Omitted, visit their thread for the contact addy}) State clearly the items you're interested in. For shipping cost estimates:
* If you are in Canada, state your postal code
* If you are in the US, tell me your state.
* If you are elsewhere in the world, state your city + country.

Forum thread with their clearance items & contact email is at http://forums.silentpcreview.com/viewtopic.php?p=105331 (http://forums.silentpcreview.com/viewtopic.php?p=105331)

[tomato]

Thanks for the link, Kougar! There are some mighty fine deals to be found here ;) :)

[Das Capitolin]

Forum thread with their clearance items & contact email is at http://forums.silentpcreview.com/viewtopic.php?p=105331 (http://forums.silentpcreview.com/viewtopic.php?p=105331)

Thank you for the link. It is too bad that circumstance has created this situation for their site. :-(

[GIBSON]

Thank you for the link. It is too bad that circumstance has created this situation for their site. :-(
What actually happened to them, haven't heird any bad news about their site?

[tomato]

Yes, there didn't seem to be any mention of bad circumstances creating the need for a parts sale... inquiring minds want to know! (unless it's greatly personal.. then it should stay that way)

[GIBSON]

(unless it's greatly personal.. then it should stay that way)
The owner needs the money for a sexchange! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

k, sorry for the unnecessary post but I couldn't leave myself from posting this one

[tomato]

heh, I guess I did leave myself waaay too open not to expect a response like that :P

[werty316]

This is weird I thought when a PSU has more than one 12V rail you just add up the amps? In that case why does the total amp on the Enermax Noisetaker II 600W they have for sale say the 12V rail has max of 35A and not 44A?

http://img312.imageshack.us/img312/4715/clipboard023qa.jpg

[Das Capitolin]

This is weird I thought when a PSU has more than one 12V rail you just add up the amps? In that case why does the total amp on the Enermax Noisetaker II 600W they have for sale say the 12V rail has max of 35A and not 44A?

http://img312.imageshack.us/img312/4715/clipboard023qa.jpg

You are correct werty, I think the label is incorrect. They are selling their review material to cover costs elsewhere in the site.

[Kougar]

Thank you for the link. It is too bad that circumstance has created this situation for their site. :-(

Is this more sarcasm in disguise? The only reasons stated for this sale is that they are done with the stuff and need to clean out their labs, and that proceeds go back into running their review website. :)

[werty316]

I just talk to Mike at SCPR and he said trust the 35A more but he also said the PSU might be spoken for :(.

[Kougar]

When I see language like that on a PSU label, it more than likely means you can run up to 22amps on a single rail (Either one, in this case), or that combined you can run 35 amps across both rails, but no more.