Greg,
RE: Who makes the PCP&C psus......... This is the second time you have
shared this assertion:
At 11:03 03/01/2008 -0600, Greg wrote:
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I personally wouldn't ever buy anything that wasn't SeaSonic or SPI/FSP
OEM'd. Funny thing is that most of the PCP&C units were, at least up until
the new models post-OCZ acquisition, actually made by SeaSonic (Silencer)
or Win-tact (Turbo Cool). Not sure anymore.
Greg
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No harm, no foul. I agree with SeaSonic and (now, because I came by and
old one) SPI/FSP.
But, can you point to some objective evidence about the SeaSonic/Win-Tact
connection to PCP&C (pre the OCZ partnership)?
I'm not trying to start a new skirmish here. I'd like to know what I may
not know about PCP&C.
I do not much care about the post-OCZ combination, because I am now back up
on the fence and/or starting to seriously look at SeaSonic for any future
psu needs; based on both your comments and Hayes comments.
Back in the years 1995-2000 I did some extensive personal testing of 2 of
my PCP&C psus while at my old career with Xerox. I still have and use the
'abused' 2 psus today. Unless you are focusing on some of the internal
circuit boards as evidence of the "built by" other mfg's, my research
indicates that my psus were mfg'd completely in Carlsbad, CA, where I
originally bought them.
Agreed the stuff changes over time. Perhaps PCP&C did find that both
SeaSonic and Win-Tact could be value-added partners to do sub-assy and
full-assy level product. Where does this not happen?
Just curious........... :)
Best,
Duncan
