Good point. And, I tend to trust actual testing much more than those pesky labels anyway.Originally posted by: MrOblivious
"Umm...no no its not a 550 according to "that data set". 50A*12v=600w. So according to "that data set" it is at least a 600w unit."
Which is what the label says. So maybe you need to reread the label and redo your math.
Originally posted by: beray
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Fix you quote I said.
"Umm...no no its not a 550 according to "that data set". 50A*12v=600w. So according to "that data set" it is at least a 600w unit."
Which is what the label says. So maybe you need to reread the label and redo your math.
Ha ha... I do OK, my reading label and my math won't let me buy "720W" unit. When I need "720" I just buy a 550.
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Originally posted by: beray
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Fix you quote I said.
"Umm...no no its not a 550 according to "that data set". 50A*12v=600w. So according to "that data set" it is at least a 600w unit."
Which is what the label says. So maybe you need to reread the label and redo your math.
Ha ha... I do OK, my reading label and my math won't let me buy "720W" unit. When I need "720" I just buy a 550.
What?
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Look by what you have said this 3Y unit:
http://www.hardocp.com/image.h...kyaThfNV8xMl9sLmpwZw==
Shouldn't be a 1000w unit.
However it is and when you actual load test it:
http://www.hardocp.com/article...w2LCxoZW50aHVzaWFzdA==
You see that the label is quite correct that it is a 1000w unit.
I really don't understand how you are even getting these numbers but however you are doing it is clearly wrong as the basic math and the actual load tests show you are incorrect. Its ok everyone makes mistakes, just learn from them and move on.
Originally posted by: beray
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Originally posted by: beray
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Fix you quote I said.
"Umm...no no its not a 550 according to "that data set". 50A*12v=600w. So according to "that data set" it is at least a 600w unit."
Which is what the label says. So maybe you need to reread the label and redo your math.
Ha ha... I do OK, my reading label and my math won't let me buy "720W" unit. When I need "720" I just buy a 550.
What?
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Look by what you have said this 3Y unit:
http://www.hardocp.com/image.h...kyaThfNV8xMl9sLmpwZw==
Shouldn't be a 1000w unit.
However it is and when you actual load test it:
http://www.hardocp.com/article...w2LCxoZW50aHVzaWFzdA==
You see that the label is quite correct that it is a 1000w unit.
I really don't understand how you are even getting these numbers but however you are doing it is clearly wrong as the basic math and the actual load tests show you are incorrect. Its ok everyone makes mistakes, just learn from them and move on.
I can't read anything from hardocp, they are on my network block list.
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Well that is convenient. When you get home read it and learn from it.
Originally posted by: beray
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Well that is convenient. When you get home read it and learn from it.
I'm at home.
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Originally posted by: beray
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Well that is convenient. When you get home read it and learn from it.
I'm at home.
Um then unblock it?
Originally posted by: beray
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Originally posted by: beray
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Well that is convenient. When you get home read it and learn from it.
I'm at home.
Um then unblock it?
Not going to reconfig my network just for this.
Originally posted by: beray
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Originally posted by: beray
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Well that is convenient. When you get home read it and learn from it.
I'm at home.
Um then unblock it?
Not going to reconfig my network just for this.
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
So you are trying to stay ignorant? Intentionally, to avoid knowing the truth?
Originally posted by: beray
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
So you are trying to stay ignorant? Intentionally, to avoid knowing the truth?
I accept your truth the best that you know.
Your tests whatever it was said the PSU put out the label power.Originally posted by: MrOblivious
What?
Originally posted by: beray
Your tests whatever it was said the PSU put out the label power.Originally posted by: MrOblivious
What?
This thread is about answering spdfreaks question. So, when doing that it helps to have data or something to back up your statements.Originally posted by: beray
Your tests whatever it was said the PSU put out the label power.Originally posted by: MrOblivious
What?
I'm not forcing spdfreaks to have what I said. spdfreak can throw it out and ignore it.Originally posted by: Yellowbeard
This thread is about answering spdfreaks question. So, when doing that it helps to have data or something to back up your statements.
What part did you not comprehend? --> "I can't read anything from hardocp, they are on my network block list."Originally posted by: Yellowbeard
What part do you not understand about the methodology???
http://www.hardocp.com/article...wxLCxoZW50aHVzaWFzdA==
Originally posted by: beray
What part did you not comprehend? --> "I can't read anything from hardocp, they are on my network block list."Originally posted by: Yellowbeard
What part do you not understand about the methodology???
http://www.hardocp.com/article...wxLCxoZW50aHVzaWFzdA==
Originally posted by: beray What part did you not comprehend? --> "I can't read anything from hardocp, they are on my network block list."
If you had shown comprehension of the below, I may consider other things you said. It required near no brain power.Originally posted by: Quiksilver
Like I said before maybe you should stop spewing your ignorant bullshit on these forums if your not willing to educate yourself on the matter first. That HardOCP article goes into detail about it, and if your not willing to unblock it temporarily then stop providing advice here because all your advice so far has been wrong or hypocritical to your own opinions.
Originally posted by: beray
If you had shown comprehension of the below, I may consider other things you said.Originally posted by: Quiksilver
Like I said before maybe you should stop spewing your ignorant bullshit on these forums if your not willing to educate yourself on the matter first. That HardOCP article goes into detail about it, and if your not willing to unblock it temporarily then stop providing advice here because all your advice so far has been wrong or hypocritical to your own opinions.
"I can't read anything from hardocp, they are on my network block list."
Originally posted by: Quiksilver
Originally posted by: beray
If you had shown comprehension of the below, I may consider other things you said.Originally posted by: Quiksilver
Like I said before maybe you should stop spewing your ignorant bullshit on these forums if your not willing to educate yourself on the matter first. That HardOCP article goes into detail about it, and if your not willing to unblock it temporarily then stop providing advice here because all your advice so far has been wrong or hypocritical to your own opinions.
"I can't read anything from hardocp, they are on my network block list."
Well, how did it end up there and why are you not able to unblock it? Also I did suggest using a proxy site before to access it.
Originally posted by: beray
Originally posted by: Quiksilver
Originally posted by: beray
If you had shown comprehension of the below, I may consider other things you said.Originally posted by: Quiksilver
Like I said before maybe you should stop spewing your ignorant bullshit on these forums if your not willing to educate yourself on the matter first. That HardOCP article goes into detail about it, and if your not willing to unblock it temporarily then stop providing advice here because all your advice so far has been wrong or hypocritical to your own opinions.
"I can't read anything from hardocp, they are on my network block list."
Well, how did it end up there and why are you not able to unblock it? Also I did suggest using a proxy site before to access it.
I'm not reconfig my home WAN anytime soon.
Originally posted by: spdfreak
Why would you block HardOCP unless you have pissed off a lot of people over there as well? It really doesn't help to offer opinions about something like a PS without data to back it up. Arguing with a Corsair Tech Specialist and the PS editor from one of the biggest tech sites on the web doesn't help your credibility either. You should probably start your own forum and offer advice to yourself. That way everyone will agree with you. Make sure you don't block it though.
Originally posted by: beray
Originally posted by: spdfreak
Why would you block HardOCP unless you have pissed off a lot of people over there as well? It really doesn't help to offer opinions about something like a PS without data to back it up. Arguing with a Corsair Tech Specialist and the PS editor from one of the biggest tech sites on the web doesn't help your credibility either. You should probably start your own forum and offer advice to yourself. That way everyone will agree with you. Make sure you don't block it though.
I prefer that my children not use web based ignorant craps as proof and backup.
"I have seen reviews that crossload these independently regulated PSUs with a single transformer for the 12V and a single transformer for the 3.33V and 5V and most of them are rock solid in voltage regulation (less than 2% variation on any rail with either a heavy 3.33V and 5V load and light 12V load and with a heavy 12V load and light 3.33v and light 5v load) and ripple"suppression."
Yah, I've also heard "my A+ text said so", "My 3D graphic text from a well known respectable writer also said", "the 3Dfx engineer named White also said", and other variations.Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Right well my SMPS design texts say you are wrong as well so you might want to go ahead and tear up their library card.......
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
"I have seen reviews that crossload these independently regulated PSUs with a single transformer for the 12V and a single transformer for the 3.33V and 5V and most of them are rock solid in voltage regulation (less than 2% variation on any rail with either a heavy 3.33V and 5V load and light 12V load and with a heavy 12V load and light 3.33v and light 5v load) and ripple"suppression."
You keep posting this for some reason. Care to explain what you are trying to say?
Originally posted by: beray
Yah, I've also heard "my A+ text said so", "My 3D graphic text from a well known respectable writer also said", "the 3Dfx engineer named White also said", and other variations.Originally posted by: MrOblivious
Right well my SMPS design texts say you are wrong as well so you might want to go ahead and tear up their library card.......
Originally posted by: MrOblivious
"I have seen reviews that crossload these independently regulated PSUs with a single transformer for the 12V and a single transformer for the 3.33V and 5V and most of them are rock solid in voltage regulation (less than 2% variation on any rail with either a heavy 3.33V and 5V load and light 12V load and with a heavy 12V load and light 3.33v and light 5v load) and ripple"suppression."
You keep posting this for some reason. Care to explain what you are trying to say?
What is there to say? PSU editor should be able to recognize ignorant craps. I expect them to be able to.
Hey!! maybe not, if they did it would not be there.