How much extra resistance are you talking about here? What is the
likelihood of a failure due to these extra connections?
Also, throwing the cables in a cable draw doesn't create much of a
keeping track of problem. Using only cables you need ATM certainly
helps with case clutter and improved air flow. I see no downsides to
modular.
On 8/31/2010 11:55 PM, Greg Sevart wrote:
I must be old school. All else being equal, I'd rather have a non-modular
unit. I'd prefer not to have the extra resistance, extra point for failure,
and extra crap to keep track of, but that's me. I also tend to use most of
my connections, and always end up needing Y's for drives.
That said, if my SeaSonic S12-600 died today, I'd be getting the X750 Gold
as a replacement, and it's modular only.
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[email protected]] On Behalf Of John R Steinbruner
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2010 9:34 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [H] Modular PSUs?
Modular is the way to go. With less cable clutter inside, it's always a
win-
win... :)
On Aug 31, 2010, at 12:14 PM, DSinc wrote:
Are there List members that use Modular PSUs?
If so, opinions are welcome!
I understand "Modular" to mean a PSU that has selective electrical
connectors on the rear of the PSU (PC Output side) in place of the old
bundle
of wires and connectors.
I am shopping a pair of replacement PSUs. I may try Modular this cycle.
Best,
Duncan
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