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[philipma1957]

CyberPower Intelligent LCD Series GreenPower UPS CP1350AVRLCD 1350 VA 810 Watts


http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...42102070-L016D

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http://www.amazon.com/CyberPower-CP...ef=sr_1_1?rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1332896931&sr=8-1

 

[sep]

I have the 600w version for my server. It's a great product...software isn't the best, but does the job.

 

[driveeuro]

Decent UPS. I actually own two of these. One on my HTPC and one for my gaming rig. I get about 10 minutes on my gaming rig (due to running F@H on CPU and GPU). I have my HTPC set to turn off when on battery power and then my cable modem/switch remained powered by the HTPC UPS. Only good for about 45 minutes I think.

Good for brown outs or frequent short (5-15min) power outages. Definitely not something you can expect to run for several hours.

The software isn't half bad. Just wish it let you run batch files. I'd like to battery events to trigger .bat files to kill F@H ... etc.

 

[SunRey]

Thank You!

 

[philipma1957]

Thank You!

you are welcome

 

[WT]

I so wanted to buy one of these, but I really am holding out for a pure sine wave version, which is going to cost me $40+ more, but with a UPS, I feel its worth the extra $$. Not a knock against this unit at all, its strictly a user preference thing.

 

[beergeek]

Costco warehouses (well, at least the one I went to in south Florida today) have that unit right now for $90 (plus tax, but obviously no shipping). The model number is actually CP1350AVRLCDCST which may mean it is a special packaging for Costco, but I didn't notice anything special about it (not that I was actually looking for it).

 

[Interitus]

I so wanted to buy one of these, but I really am holding out for a pure sine wave version, which is going to cost me $40+ more, but with a UPS, I feel its worth the extra $$. Not a knock against this unit at all, its strictly a user preference thing.

Yeah the pure sine wave version is $157

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16842102133

Still not bad. I paid $150'ish for the one in the OP around a year ago. Great unit. Nets my beastly i7 920 OC'd rig around 12-15 mins before shutdown. Software was meh. I just use the Windows 7 power management to handle it.

 

[cytoSiN]

Costco warehouses (well, at least the one I went to in south Florida today) have that unit right now for $90 (plus tax, but obviously no shipping). The model number is actually CP1350AVRLCDCST which may mean it is a special packaging for Costco, but I didn't notice anything special about it (not that I was actually looking for it).

It's the same unit. Bought one several months ago at my local Costco for $90 and it's been great so far.