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| CPU: Core i7 3820 @ 4.5GHz |
| M/B: ASUS Rampage IV |
| RAM: 16GB G.Skill RipjawsZ |
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Raidmax RX-1200AE
Today we're looking at a beast of a power supply from Raidmax. It's the RX-1200AE, not a very catchy name, but it looks pretty sleek, comes with a modular design, and is 80PLUS Bronze certified. Perhaps most significantly, however, it comes with a very attractive price tag of only $160.
Click http://www.pureoverclock.com/article1446.html for the full review.
aryan51 (22-02-2012)
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| RAM: 32GB DDR4-3200 and 64GB DDR4-3000 |
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Re: Raidmax RX-1200AE
Nice looking for that price point.
Good review too Jake.
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Re: Raidmax RX-1200AE
looks like a good deal
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Re: Raidmax RX-1200AE
great deal great review.
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Re: Raidmax RX-1200AE
Good review, not a bad 1200W for someone on a budget.
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Re: Raidmax RX-1200AE
nice review buddy
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Re: Raidmax RX-1200AE
A decent PSU for the $$
As always Jake, nice review!
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Re: Raidmax RX-1200AE
Nice Review.... I've never used a raidmax PSU before.. but for someone not looking to spend 200+ on a PSU and needs the power this would work. Although 40A is a little on the low side..
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